News Letters to the editor By David Rak Sep 27, 2021 Mitchell Shire is staying in lockdown. Hold tight - we’re checking permissions before loading more content Seymour has no COVID-19 cases but is being penalised because we are in Mitchell Shire. Isn’t it about time Seymour drew the line and left Mitchell Shire? Seymour is a regional town and not like the south, which is becoming metropolitan. It is time for our north riding councillors to stand up and fight for Seymour and others in post code 3660. — Greg Edwards, Seymour. Related Stories News Murrindindi says funding welcome, but recovery challenges remain“Many residents, farmers, businesses and community members are still dealing with the consequences of the January fires, and recovery will continue for years, not months.” By Seymour Telegraph News More than 2000 trees planted for shire’s National Tree DayIn the last week of July, students and volunteers from across Murrindindi Shire came together to mark National Tree Day. By Seymour Telegraph News CFA research and technology innovation highlighted at annual conferenceThe CFA’s investment into research, innovation and technology was recently highlighted at this year’s Australasian Fire Authority Council conference. By Seymour Telegraph News Kylie Humphreys fights OT, steps up in 24km awareness walkThe Puckapunyal local will walk to raise awareness about her rare neurological condition, OT, while honouring a friend she lost to suicide. By Billie Davern Newsletter Delivered weekly each Wednesday Subscribe to Newsletter Most Popular News Machete mayhem: neighbour dispute ends in slashing Sport Swans pull off Eagle shock News Seymour jeweller designs unique rings for arthritic fingers Sport KDL A grade finals serve up thrilling first week of clashes News Kylie Humphreys fights OT, steps up in 24km awareness walk
News Murrindindi says funding welcome, but recovery challenges remain“Many residents, farmers, businesses and community members are still dealing with the consequences of the January fires, and recovery will continue for years, not months.” By Seymour Telegraph
News More than 2000 trees planted for shire’s National Tree DayIn the last week of July, students and volunteers from across Murrindindi Shire came together to mark National Tree Day. By Seymour Telegraph
News CFA research and technology innovation highlighted at annual conferenceThe CFA’s investment into research, innovation and technology was recently highlighted at this year’s Australasian Fire Authority Council conference. By Seymour Telegraph
News Kylie Humphreys fights OT, steps up in 24km awareness walkThe Puckapunyal local will walk to raise awareness about her rare neurological condition, OT, while honouring a friend she lost to suicide. By Billie Davern