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July 6, 2022

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Max Stainkamph

Shepparton still fighting for events as Commonwealth Games dates locked in

Legislative larrikin: Bryan Cosgriff remembered by family as ‘playful by nature’

Police on the scene of a siege earlier on Monday afternoon. Picture: Monique Preston.

Three-and-a-half hour siege at Kialla ends

Stomp like no-one’s watching on International Mud Day

The Shepparton vaccination hub will remain open, but many other vaccine sub-hubs across the region will close.

Coronavirus vaccine hubs across the region to close

Senior Koori Education Advisor for Shepparton Education Plan Larissa Falla, GSSC principal Barbara O'Brien and Chair of the Goulburn Valley Aboriginal Education Consultative Group Nicole Atkinson at the school.

GSSC recognised for work with Indigenous students

Young people’s shot at spinning tunes and having a voice

Yvette Siriyamungu, Christine Nunn and Sujeevika Kumuduni at the Wise Well Women Community Health session on Wednesday.

Wise Well Women helping communities’ health

Students’ safety ‘at-risk’ as Kialla underpass proposal sits in bureaucratic limbo

‘Charmed life’: Edna Harling, Shepparton’s oldest resident, dies aged 107

Quartet of ministers call time ahead of November election

Quartet of ministers call time ahead of November election

GV Health conducts review of maternity services ahead of new facilities opening

ShepparCon returns during big weekend

Quartet of ministers call time ahead of November election

Quartet of ministers call time ahead of November election

‘Humbled’: Community powering Sarmed Yassin after refugee award

Comedian to spearhead push to bring more workers to Shepparton

One believed dead following incident at Wahring

One believed dead following incident at Wahring

Highwayman just keeps on walking through Shepparton

School elated, social housing providers disappointed, with decision on proposed development

Fresh kicks for a champion sprinter: Uncle George Nelson honoured

Journalist Max Stainkamph’s white Nissan Pulsar along a gravel road surrounded by trees in happier and more peaceful times. He bid farewell to his first car over the weekend after putting off basic care and maintenance for months like an idiot.

Saying farewell to an old friend