The agents repping colourful shirts to help stop tragedy
The pink and green shirt brigade will swap their corporate outfits at next week’s sale for wild colours, all in the name of a good cause.
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How this AFL player turned his hand to farming
Hanging up the footy boots for a pair of Blundstones, Fergus Watts is using farming to better the world for his kids.
Flood-hit club to start from scratch
The massive job to get Corowa-Rutherglen Football-Netball Club up and going again has started. Read about two recent key moves.
Kosciuszko feral horse numbers surge by 30 per cent
A NSW government survey has found feral horse numbers in the national park exploded by at least 4500 in just two years.
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Casterton breeders clear paddocks for new calves
Steers have fetched up to 684c/kg at Casterton — with a vendor describing the store sale as a market he’d waited his whole life for.
When Victoria will return to pre-lockdown rules
Coronavirus restrictions will be eased on Friday and health authorities have set a target of when they hope to relax settings further.
Where to see ‘magical’ ghost mushrooms
There’s something growing near Albury-Wodonga and the glow-in-the-dark phenomenon has everyone talking. See where you can check it out.
Revealed: Sunraysia league’s top 40 footballers
With eight rounds of football played in the Sunraysia league this season, who are the best players in the competition so far? Here’s who we’ve ranked in the top 40.
Why V/Line splashed cash on Dusty’s coach
A bizarre move by “dysfunctional” V/Line to splash $150k of taxpayer’s money on Dustin Martin’s high-performance coach has raised eyebrows.
Storm-hit farmers need government to step up
With the damage bill running into the hundreds of thousands of dollars, the Victorian Government has come under fire for the support it has offered.
Battle against ‘inappropriate’ tourist park begins
A controversial $30 million tourist development proposed for Nagambie has been rejected by council. But the battle is just beginning.
Deadly dog disease found in Victoria
Victorians are being urged to check their dogs for ticks, as the state records its first case of a potentially fatal bacterial disease.
Labour hire workers to get greater rights under new laws
Farmers who employ workers through labour hire companies will have greater responsibility for their safety under reforms in Victoria, which include fines up to $270,000.
CFA training hits union snag
United Firefighters Union ban on instructors working more than two nights a week is hampering CFA volunteer training.
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