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Cobram Courier
cobramcourier.com.au > news > rally-demands-reversal-dont-leave-our-communities-in-the-cold

Rally demands reversal

16+ hour, 32+ min ago   (658+ words) Regional frustration over the NSW Government decision to cancel domestic firewood collection after this year spilled into the open on Friday morning. About 150 concerned and directly affected locals attended the gathering at Eli Brown Park, off Hardinge St in Deniliquin,…...

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cobramcourier.com.au > news > council-chiefs-flood-claims-rubbished-2

Council chief’s flood claims rubbished

19+ hour, 47+ min ago   (296+ words) “How can we be better prepared, when nothing has changed?” That’s the response from a Rochester resident to claims from Campaspe Shire Council interim chief executive Craig Niemann that “communities are better prepared” for flooding down the Campaspe River. Mr…...

Cobram Courier
cobramcourier.com.au > news > tower-timing-perplexes-residents-2

Tower timing perplexes residents

3+ day, 16+ hour ago   (244+ words) The days of venturing to the corner of their properties just to send a text could be almost over for residents of Picnic Point, near Mathoura. Last Thursday, September 3 improved reception moved a step closer for hundreds, with the installation…...

Cobram Courier
cobramcourier.com.au > news > police-impound-car-after-driver-caught-speeding

Police impound car

4+ day, 10+ hour ago   (90+ words) A Tocumwal man was intercepted by Cobram Highway Patrol last week after allegedly driving at 159 km/h in a 100 km/h zone. The 21-year-old man was driving a dark blue Mercedes SUV wagon in Yarroweyah. Police said the man was…...

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cobramcourier.com.au > rural-news > auditor-general-targets-poor-roads

Auditor-general targets poor roads

4+ day, 15+ hour ago   (451+ words) Spending on road repair and maintenance needs to triple to $3 billion a year, according to Maintaining Safe Roads, a new report from the Victorian Auditor-General. This level of funding would cover maintaining road conditions at their current level while replacing…...

Cobram Courier
cobramcourier.com.au > news > council-seeks-feedback-on-environmental-sustainability-strategy

Council seeks feedback

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (227+ words) Moira Shire is home to some of Victoria’s most beautiful and biodiverse landscapes — the mighty Murray River, ancient Barmah Forest and the open farmland and waterways that define the region. Protecting these places for future generations is at the heart…...

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cobramcourier.com.au > sport > picola-district-leagues-grand-final-entertainment-is-up-there-with-the-best-2

AFL’s iconic grand final performer is coming to the Picola District League decider

2+ week, 8+ hour ago   (344+ words) How’s the mighty roar going to be on Picola District League grand final? It’s expected to be loud after Australian rules’ most iconic songs are set to be performed by the man himself at Mathoura on Saturday, September 12. Mike Brady…...

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cobramcourier.com.au > news > young-speakers-set-sights-on-regional-stage

Sights set on regional stage

3+ week, 3+ day ago   (638+ words) From crocodiles in Kakadu to an imagined dinner with Steve Irwin, two local students will take their public speaking skills to the regional stage later this month. Barooga Public School Year 4 student Kate (Kit) Marriott and Cobram Anglican Grammar School…...