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  • Auction where generations pass baton
  • Bridgey’s seesaw battle
  • Comedic actors bring on the belly laughs
  • COMMENT: Contrasts in community consultation
  • Community calls to turn on information lights
  • Community mourns passing of centenarian Ivan
  • Fabulous! Thousands trek to quirky, historic spots
  • Fire season preparation: Crews start grass slashing across region
  • Gooding starts junior season swinging
  • Government puts in arts trail funds
  • Helen's contribution merits top award
  • Jennings Store ruins removed brick by brick
  • Junior receive Bendigo Pioneers invitations
  • Libs hunting for a Haylett challenger
  • Loddon Shire Job Expo in Pyramid Hill
  • Market forces: Ripping out the vines
  • PERSPECTIVE: Let’s get it right on energy plan
  • Record entry contests croquet tournament
  • Restrictions within month, says CFA
  • Show’s opening night connects optimism
  • Structuring the future: Plans for two towns
  • Studies of the diggers: the exhibition that has special country connection
  • Town malleefowl signs get the big thumbs down in feedback
  • Vandals ransack former gun club building
  • Loddon Valley Tennis Association starts this Saturday
  • Pennant bowls results from our region
  • Revised draw after Marong team withdraws
  • Smith’s solo spectacular sets up Boort's opening win
  • Club award caps off stunning season
  • Modern country living at its best!
  • Northern three earn monthly nominations
  • Old face takes Navies’ reins
  • Tax talks with vital voices are needed
  • Campaign pushes preparedness ahead of challenging summer
  • CFA’s hay season warning
  • Gleaming trucks, dusty utes
  • Job expo opens new pathways
  • Spotlight shines on rural life
  • Baling twine strings up discontent declarations
  • GoodSAM recruits aim of Shocktober session
  • Peter peddles good juice
  • Stage centre - rides and lots of fun
  • Big jump in crime rate across Loddon
  • Development group's northern priority care push anger
  • Historic funeral home has makeover
  • How enrolments compare across shire in 2026
  • Learning centre opening triggers kinder review
  • 'Keep groups small' as wind company contacts neighbours
  • Unreal: MP blows against benefit plan
  • VicGrid guidelines outline ‘the behaviour we want’
  • Wind and solar now confirmed as part of Mincha proposal
  • 54 contest annual FARA Day
  • Amy joins trail buzz with charm
  • Artistic mecca - Loddon Arts Trail this weekend
  • Katie's wildflowers are branching out
  • Marong pulls out of competition
  • Metro seconds ‘can hold own in North Central’
  • Stocks boosted as recruits pad up
  • Triple queen: Isaac blitzes best time
  • Woodies primed for a home turf start
  • Marong and District Tennis Association Draw 2025-2026
  • Over the fence
  • Stories of a century told with a smile
  • Upper Loddon Cricket Association Draw 2025-2026
  • From a single backhoe to a leader in recycling organics
  • Shearers on board at school
  • Snaps of a newspaper icon
  • Tips to stop farm thefts
  • $21k will be shared by hospitals
  • Beasts and birds in flight at mural hall
  • On-call firies praised
  • Steve needs licence to rest
  • Falstaff and friends have a merry time
  • Learning centre staff will have vital role to play
  • One breakdown away from tough pool talks
  • Time snaps can capture road flood damage
  • Restoration move on surviving section of Jennings Store
  • Wind and solar companies circle, opponents tell landowners 'don't sign'
  • Youth Take Over: Students connecting with residents
  • Studies start on ‘fast track’ solar plans
  • Club honours to Ellings in finish swap with coach
  • JBK joins skipper on flight to kennel
  • Opinion piece: Tax sends little volunteers’ way
  • Kylie’s masterful power records
  • Morning games a new player bid
  • Mums and daughters who courted flag success
  • Season star switches his summer code
  • Trio of life members and champions
  • Feds are told Basin plan ‘not delivering’
  • Great strokes, by gum!
  • LLENs want long-term backing
  • Punton on a top result
  • Weekend fire gap knowledge
  • $5 million water upgrade picks up state award
  • New visitor centre at shire entrance
  • Rally has full head of steam
  • Share offer to drive US expansion
  • Sonia stays stoic in cancer battle
  • In the grove for seniors’ month
  • Main street festivities get the green light
  • Plat form fall: MP in safety talk bid
  • Tree marks new growth
  • Connor balances the cogs of life
  • Farmers tell of $50k tax hikes - "we'll just have to work harder"
  • True local heroes get their recognition
  • Comment: Proper recognition is deserved and appropriate
  • History repeats with Calder United flag
  • Lachie Hall is North Central's rookie of the year
  • Stoppages were difference in LV grand final
  • Lighter moments in Loddon life
  • Bulldogs initial changing of the Fitzpatricks at Mitchell Park
  • Premiership coaches in Superoos’ baton swap
  • Redback trio make North Central's top team
  • Walsh collects best in stellar debut season
  • All part of succession: Rutley gets reins
  • Battle of Britain 'star' lands at Inglewood
  • Experience and youth stand out for Pies
  • Premiers and champions: Double delight at Donaldson Park
  • Agricultural exports surge 11 per cent
  • Just a country boy! Tom’s got his dreams in newest song
  • New council plan framework for thriving communities
  • Over the Fence
  • Why the rain could cost our farmers
  • Farmers can get skin checks at field day
  • New cropping trial site a variety collaboration
  • Out there ... weekend trail in every way
  • Top weights find favour with bidders
  • Botanical revival on Landcare’s agenda
  • Buzz on the road to musical excitement
  • Fact-finding on renewable projects
  • Modern take on Wives
  • North focus in next child care push
  • Rock solid! Maintenance at Little Lake
  • Ron's raffle chips in for trip
  • Treaty talks must be transparent, says Hosking
  • Rural revolt rolls into region: loud Scrap the Tax calls
  • All the president's men get the trophy
  • McDougal takes section honours
  • Redbacks premiers and champions in A, B Grade, Boort wins under 14 and C Reserve
  • Top price! $80k ram straight off to work
  • Emotional finish as Superoos go back-to-back
  • Goal drama thwarts Pies in preliminary final
  • Lockhart revamps plans to defend A Grade crown
  • Penalty shot kept Redbacks in game
  • Stirring final quarter books grand spot
  • Ferocious five minutes behind reserves wins
  • Panthers again prove to be unstoppable
  • Powerful second half delivers for Eagles
  • Gone! Payne walks from Inglewood. It's a Fitzpatrick at Pyramid
  • Club makes start on second rink
  • Imagine life in a log cabin
  • Put stop to being poorly treated
  • Readers on Macorna's move to the Loddon Valley
  • Firies target area in next tax protest
  • James gets head start at tyre store
  • Tips on hay, grain storage
  • Wild weather makes sale a challenge
  • Health service launches its giving month
  • Land access Bill ‘fails rural communities’
  • New gates a GMW first
  • Purple day celebrated with pride
  • Hospital works on target
  • Mining plans are shafted
  • New link puts a spanner into spring
  • Tin hall works way to wood
  • AFL gives the green light to Macorna’s transfer
  • Lanyon prevails in final stroke event of season
  • Semis come down to shoot outs
  • Top shooters a potent line
  • A year on, Emmerson confident of a better result
  • GRAND TIMES
  • Pies get another shot in quest for reserves flag honours
  • The Oracle's grand final predictions
  • Mean Twos hold off Serp by two points
  • Panthers roam midfield to book tilt at No 4
  • Still shaking: challenge is on as Pies push Redbacks
  • Teams for the final showdown in Loddon Valley football
  • Third quarter surge makes for stressful final minutes
  • Kane Arnold elected cricket association’s new president
  • LODDON VALLEY FOOTBALL BEST AND FAIREST
  • Loddon Valley netball - Helen Ward Medal round by round
  • NORTH CENTRAL RESERVES BEST & FAIREST
  • Progress on speed and crossing
  • Readers' thoughts on rates and local sport
  • Breeding with consistency for show and the paddock
  • New prime meat lamb line finds buyer favour
  • Sales has local bidding to price
  • 169% jump in olive profits
  • Exploring art of restoration
  • Farm survey sends out wake-up call
  • ‘Unnamed’ centre tracks for new year opening
  • LEFT ON THE SHELF
  • Rosetta steps down after a decade
  • Sign demolition of ruins edging closer
  • Stairway to support
  • CENTRE STARS
  • Legend wins state title a fifth time
  • LUDEMAN’S UNIQUE DOUBLE
  • Sharp leads a handy quartet
  • Flood call up part of coach’s juggling act charting finals
  • Minor premiers face long way to defending title
  • Panthers will need to be wary
  • Pies sprint home in ripper
  • Nathan’s last bark, for now
  • Land law fines get through with crossbench backing
  • Blues name 'from' side for preliminary final
  • Gallant Blues deliver in spades
  • Tigers keep alive hopes of flag defence
  • Tough, thrilling and Mean
  • Premier’s not a country friend
  • Stringer’s jack honour marks 50th anniversary
  • True Blue - THE LEGEND STEPS UP AGAIN
  • Visiting combos take out events
  • Diggers prepare for big bash
  • Forum questions fire and benefits
  • T rio of ribbons at Sheepvention
  • Obituary John Byrne
  • Developer green light, farmers told sit tight
  • Massaging the service
  • North-west zone to generate just 5% of state total
  • Region at risk of becoming ‘industrial wasteland’
  • Ban slapped on old pub works
  • Festival spirit will live
  • Season opens without rationing
  • Truck seized after firewood investigation
  • Redbacks top season on a high
  • Service recalls Australia’s longest war
  • South-bound Tigers lodge paperwork with league
  • This is your future
  • Bulldogs assert dominance to set up an epic encounter
  • In pursuit of lucky 13
  • It’s moment of truth for Pies
  • Skipper, defender face fitness tests
  • Bridgey bonds of brotherhood
  • Cockerell wins NCFL reserves best and fairest
  • Grand standard bearers - Redbacks rule
  • Woodies ruin Mellington's push for party
  • Breeding for flock profitability: Kedleston Park ram sale Friday
  • Merino ram season off to good start
  • Missing link to tracking future
  • More than pulling weeds
  • Reader's on the legal driving age
  • Emma’s nailing artistic creations
  • Four receive life member awards
  • Seeing red: shire rate notice says blame government
  • Trail launches program big with ambition
  • Community bank puts cash on the Christmas table
  • Energy aware: group wants wind details
  • Police probe regional sheep theft links
  • Reverberation of one big meteoric bang
  • COMMUNITY RALLIES: Assistance, support for family of seven after fire
  • Give them real access
  • Strong message ‘will hit home’
  • Students are spreading kindness
  • Bulls wait before deciding fate of senior and junior sides
  • Wendy back on field
  • Young pair take out Stewart trophy
  • Tigers make call: It's Loddon Valley in 2026
  • Mean Machine rolling along
  • Return of key six will be big boost to Blues
  • Superoos snare minor title
  • Three teams locked in double battle
  • Flying Bears leave Demons floundering
  • Pies out of the blocks
  • Trusty left ... and Sharp boots goal No 100
  • Laird cops two-week ban, will miss do-or-die final
  • Four towns in care study
  • Norm lands Sheepvention doubles
  • Readers' words on crime and AI
  • Thunder Swamp made priority for DJAARA restoration
  • Korong Vale’s rural retreat
  • Former child health centre demolished
  • Michael steers business owners into future
  • New research says councils need investment to manage disaster
  • Parkrun boosting town’s coffers
  • Encore! Organ gold to return
  • New park cabins in position
  • Night owls find faults on roads
  • Petition push on licence age
  • Branches in a ‘community of communities’
  • DON’T FLEECE US
  • VNI’s blowout billions
  • You can go and get stuffed! Walsh invokes Castle line in opposing land access law bid
  • Mums will have a legacy in centre
  • National award for LH sports writer
  • SUPER KANE
  • Under 17s stick with final five for finals series
  • Gadsden the ‘cheeky forward’ backing umpires
  • Juniors shoot 1000th goal of season
  • Maroons storm home
  • Pressure poured in physical encounter
  • Marvellous Mortlock stars in ripping Redbacks' win
  • Mellington reprimanded for second time this season
  • Panthers power back to top spot ahead of premiership defence
  • Unfinished business as James reaches game 300
  • Basin report cops spray
  • Disguising decline in country voice
  • Don’t sacrifice beef traceability, says VFF on import change
  • Good genetics, all conditions
  • AA forms second group in shire
  • Containment day talks care beyond ticking boxes
  • Smilestones: Chomper heading to kinders
  • Agents of disappointment
  • Landowners block talks on mining
  • Levee works turn corner
  • Lions start year with new members
  • Energy transition off the rails, says Hosking
  • Farmers want 5km wind farm buffer zone from neighbour's property
  • Government 'misleads on emergency services tax impact'
  • Hundreds soak up grand sounds of historic organ
  • Dorothy's delight ... 100 great years celebrated
  • Lock them up: police advice after spate of vehicle thefts
  • Out of the shed and hitting the road
  • Shay shines in scratch event
  • Bears come close against top side
  • Double chance at stake in today's Derby
  • LEGITIMACY TEST Magpies go into Derby with just one big scalp
  • Mean Machine quick to lock in existing players
  • Slapstick in the goal square as Sharp nears century
  • Dominant Redbacks play one for the history book
  • Midfielder had a ball in the wet
  • Nevins, Cotchett add to Demons’ dreary day
  • Alt-rockers book in rural tour
  • Can we help you more? Draft strategy out for comment
  • Care site offer extended
  • Your letters: Eucy trees and The Oldtimers
  • AI gets it wrong on 'Mallee' change
  • Bruce delights in the passion on show on judging mat
  • Core flocks behind lift in show standard
  • Grand fleece 20 years in making
  • Back from Kokoda: Challenged, stronger and wiser
  • Ma’am, you’re welcome to pay a visit
  • Petition's eucy only plea for Inglewood
  • Citizenship ceremony 'a dream come true'
  • Group puts AI-powered research support at farmers’ fingertips
  • Keep pressure up in fight against new tax: Wilson
  • New ELC means kinder's day will end
  • Cashing out! Quick condemnation of bank HQ
  • Compliance driver in closure decision, says bank chief
  • Noodles transformed after stint kicking morning dew
  • Tournament opening day cracks 100 competitors
  • Donaldson Park locked in to host North Central league showdown
  • Holdstock has the height advantage
  • Not a weeekend to make up tipping ground
  • Second term success paves winning way
  • Blues blow away Bulldogs for crucial win
  • Bulls' mountain too tall for Redbacks
  • Loddon lifeline emerges for Magpies
  • Mean Machine thumping home its credentials
  • Can telcos unite in tower use?
  • Mayor tipped to have a tilt in Ripon
  • Prices tipped to stay high
  • Readers' cheers for teachers and rates rage
  • Barry’s service recognised
  • Environmental students head to national park
  • Firies feel heat of off-season training
  • Jude installed as Lions club’s new leader
  • Bendigo Bank pulls plug on all agencies
  • Benefits beyond painting the hall
  • Family butchers making the smallgoods you love
  • ‘Feltman’ raising diabetes awareness
  • We’ve been left in dark on turbine plan, says resident
  • Call goes out for summer firefighters
  • NAIDOC week at hospital
  • New land law will be ‘the last resort’
  • Stop! Time to explore town
  • DEADLINE PASSES
  • Johnston snares the Kara Kara silverware
  • Martial arts instructor to receive major award
  • Rehearsals start on match-making
  • Down by the riverside for the big decider
  • Maths of the final month
  • The Oracle's crystal ball
  • TICKING FAST
  • Blues regain key players, Pyramid without Carroll and Alford
  • Machine with options: Bridgewater on a roll
  • Saturday's North Central team selections
  • Unleashed and serious in second half
  • Town’s street plans will go on show this week
  • Doing it with love
  • Local news canary in coal mine
  • National lamb price record back in region
  • Readers on wind farms and sporting sponsorships
  • 5795 push ups in a day
  • Olive yield pumps litre high
  • Revolution in agri technology
  • Streetscape tree choice questioned
  • Ilah has the creative words flowing
  • NEW TENDER FACES
  • Stops out: organ set
  • Youthful ideas emerge in takeover
  • Assessment on route’s worker accommodation
  • Planting day completes garden links
  • Teachers ‘at heart of learning’ honoured
  • VNI West delay ‘admission of poor licence’
  • Clear rate notice will highlight new tax grab
  • Key date at end of month for hostel
  • Mixed responses after latest taskforce announcements
  • Roo rebate good for farmlands
  • Shifting momentum brings final siren heartbreak
  • Streets ahead at break
  • Strong fields at tournament
  • Youngsters chipping for future play
  • Eagles fly over poor kickers
  • Mean and mauling: Massive warning fired
  • Nevins a chance for Saturday's match
  • We can still make finals - Metherell
  • Audit on rubbish shows good start
  • Council congress backs regional action calls
  • Night checks on roads, signs
  • Shire road signs vandalised
  • Celebrating One Year of Ergo & Mane: A Beacon of Beauty, Community and Legacy
  • Big cities told of harsh realities
  • Innovation spotlight
  • Irrigators will start season with 31 per cent share
  • Making your home a special place
  • An opening, celebration and a proud history
  • Heroes put in 600 hours
  • New face brings back beer and food at famous hotel
  • Wind farm talks are planned this month
  • DEMOLITION ORDER - FIRE-DAMAGED HISTORIC SHOP TO COME DOWN
  • It was their night to dance
  • Lights on, slow down
  • Stop press! Alister’s early news days end
  • ‘Good faith for nothing’
  • Local lad real Bears achiever
  • Main street murals a salute to history
  • Work will take longer
  • Could not be much closer
  • Record Farmers’ field
  • The Oracle's crystal ball
  • Woosang clash and a real moment of truth for one club
  • Big Pie contingent represents league
  • Eagles edge into contention for finals action
  • Lions have big roar in final quarter
  • Mean and polished - very much on radar
  • Farmer fears $71k bill: Wilson
  • Holding back tax ‘will hurt local finances’
  • Long weekend spends boost town economies
  • New guide makes pitch to gold prospectors
  • Survey shows five-point lift in satisfaction
  • Arts trail talent wants brush with local faces
  • Crime spike driven by theft, breaches
  • Homes rising at estate
  • Premier links emergency tax call to drought
  • Wait ends as sod turned
  • Bendigo, Loddon in lockstep on tourism future
  • Disused health centre ready for demolition
  • Mapping path to sensory connections
  • Shaping the generations
  • Dutch-based company has wind farm eyes of paddocks
  • Gate lockers face $12k fines
  • Water smoothing talks panned ‘for safety’
  • WINDS OF IRE
  • Digital giants and power inbalance
  • Djaara plans rustle leaves
  • Footy’s fowl link goes back a century, says historian
  • Readers' words on Inglewood's branding
  • Arc of dominance powers supercharged Redbacks
  • Emphatic warm ups ahead of top clash
  • Hard to watch: sloppy slog without system
  • Queens of the ring show superior skills
  • Young talent stars in gala day matches
  • Selected sides for North Central football on Saturday
  • This weekend's Loddon Valley football teams
  • Bears back on right track and Bridgey wins Horan Cup
  • Didn’t see that coming, says Fitzpatrick
  • Impartiality quest drove friendly end
  • SPECIAL REPORT: Wind farm speculators rush to sponsor clubs
  • CARD SHUFFLE
  • Coach paved Tyler’s return
  • Warmth exploring region in winter
  • We are not alone, says probe chief
  • $8.7m capital works budget tipped for approval
  • Ministerial talks strengthen council partnership, says advocacy group
  • Terrick West pens top rams and ewes
  • Decade of missed country chances
  • Honing skills on spring lambs
  • A life of faith and service
  • Teacher and community stalwart
  • Barry’s keen watch years recognised
  • Compost pad helping produce high volume
  • Old pub updates to contemporary royal moniker
  • Surgery date for young Buka
  • Farmers fetch record prices at regional lamb market
  • Gold detectorists to cop a 234% licence increase
  • ICONIC LEAF DROP
  • Mapping out the home patch
  • Goal centurions give Pies reasons to smile
  • Lister finishes three clear in stableford event
  • Trio helps Bulldogs fend off challenge
  • You matter! Towns will stand together
  • Clash of the ominous: league’s top two meet in biggest game of season
  • Endeavour lapse inflates scale of Tigers’ bite
  • Jack's Neylon it for consistency
  • Spirited Saints pile pressure on Pies
  • Have your say: Blue eucy or Mallee fowls for town branding?
  • Assistance must be meaningful
  • Readers on surgery waits and tax distain
  • Thomas appointed to key role
  • With cap in hand to get our money
  • East Loddon P12 College plants and camps
  • It will be ‘business as usual with shires’
  • Polly wants a drink ... thirst of smart birds
  • TCV hits council brick wall
  • Anniversary weather matches planting experiences
  • Freight track capacity up
  • Wine pioneer and a sunny Sunday
  • Winter’s brekky warmer
  • AJP says Purcell ‘made tax better’
  • Anti-tax stance backed
  • Doesn’t cut with readers
  • Energy Workshops
  • Back in love, Seb is going steady
  • Driving a minefield: Broad’s roo push
  • Programs accelerate new business ideas
  • WHAT WE NEEDED
  • Fatal house fire at Goldsborough
  • Doing it by fives, flag stars back together
  • Handy breaks have top three with edge
  • THE LOYAL PIE
  • The Oracle's crystal ball: Round Ten
  • Street plans out today
  • Darcy delights on senior return
  • Demon intensity puts heat on flag fancies
  • Points straight to the bank
  • Wind up by end of season: review
  • Ahh but ... tax hike spectre remains
  • Data backs up fast service planning permits
  • Two new faces on board
  • Drought declaration ‘first step to help’
  • Money needed to bring hay into dry areas
  • Plastering over court cracks
  • Workshop will offer insights, strategies
  • MP wants electoral office back in Mallee
  • New minister confirms child care pledge
  • Olive crush given green light
  • Webster gets promotion in reconciliation
  • Sand mine offers $1500 to use land
  • Serpentine one of two new stations left from 2022 list
  • Toddler’s two-year wait
  • Voters better state average
  • Young farmers fear tax will keep rising
  • Lampaloza lights up at gallery
  • NOT OVER YET
  • On the trail of brushed, beautiful
  • Priority mobile tower push
  • Harry’s Lightning weekend task
  • Hubbard’s ripper double deal
  • Josh and Ben ... the weekend’s goalkicking men
  • Mean Machine stands in way of perfect half
  • Sheep theft alert across region
  • Blues make their mark in dying minutes of key clash
  • Firey and frenetic finish in Loddon Derby
  • Lock that in! Magpies take Derby points for just fourth time in decade
  • Payne satisified more improvement to come
  • End complacency on speed: Slatter
  • Pre-prep becoming the new kinder
  • Sawers sees chance to look outside box
  • Whammy fortnight
  • Cacti spikes connections
  • Honour for brigade’s CFA ‘original’
  • Levee review maps flood ‘influencers’
  • Scholarship recipient tells her story
  • SES units get crash badge
  • Crossbenchers duck vote questions
  • Parliament told: Station delays ‘frustrating’
  • Pressure builds to follow Loddon lead
  • What the neighbouring councils are saying ...
  • Cuppas for cancer cause
  • Mechanics of veteran pop-up art
  • Pink bus booked for good health checks next month
  • Streetscape designs nearly done
  • Dja Dja Wurrung local treaty bid
  • Healthy snapshot time
  • HOSTEL DEAL - RESPECT GIFT PAVES WAY FOR COMMUNITY’S INDEPENDENT LIVING VILLAGE PLAN
  • Two oppose VNI West! Will Loddon be next?
  • Championship weekend builds spirit in teams
  • KEYS TO SUCCESS IN CRACKER NORTH CENTRAL ENCOUNTERS
  • Magpie youngsters come in on wings
  • Maroons firm in Leah’s 300th
  • Keep talking call as VFF says government 'acknowledges emergency services tax pain' with drought announcement
  • BREAKING NEWS Drought help for all Victoria, farmers get temporary emergency services tax reprieve
  • Bulls charge away after the first break
  • Clearances pave way for inside 50 domination
  • Melbourne Cup coming to Loddon for a second time
  • Payne says: Games the Blues must win
  • Data reflects rural voices
  • Flood warning review starts
  • Irrigation indication released ahead of new season start
  • Unearthed treasures put on table
  • Support from across the state for shire's bold move against tax
  • Breaking news: Webster promoted in frontbench shakeup
  • EMERGENCY SERVICES TAX COPS READERS’ WRATH
  • Energy companies already knocking on doors
  • Local heroes notch up two decades
  • Releasing life experiences through words
  • Renewable zone plans ‘full of contradictions’
  • Unite and refuse to collect: Loddon Shire on emergency services tax
  • Demand increases for financial counselling service assistance
  • Dry hits farmers not on Govt’s new drought list
  • ‘Limited package’ falls short of needs, says Hosking
  • Rain wait and levy uncertainty
  • State Budget: Families are the winners - Haylett
  • Child care study wants to build southern town case
  • Connectivity scramble
  • Double cheers from school
  • First timers and veterans show they’re swap ready
  • Another announcement anniversary: brigade waits for new station
  • Cheers ring out for Coalition axe pledge
  • COUNTDOWN TO COUNTRY ANGER
  • Get the message: dump bad tax
  • Back from break, Pies face next major test
  • Lanyon bogey secures shield
  • PICKERING’S PEARLER
  • From minis to Maroons: Leah’s 300
  • Youngster stars in important victory for Bears
  • Saturday's lineups in Loddon Valley football
  • Sharp shrugs off peristant tagger
  • The ins and out of North Central football this Saturday
  • Extra pre-prep time in shire from next year
  • Farmgate prices expected to open at $8.70
  • Grant cash docks for loading works
  • Keys left at locked door as firey anger escalates
  • SCRAP THE TAX - SPECIAL LODDON HERALD PHOTO SPECIAL
  • Celebrating Mother's Day
  • Like father, like son - chips off the same block
  • Mikayla’s important message for friends and team mates
  • Transmission line voice needed for all councils, says Straub
  • Everyone’s laughing at Friday fun session
  • Festival tunes golden keys of history
  • Florrie’s quick wit a century in making
  • Stops out to project old organ
  • Farmers juggling sowing, shearing and protests
  • CELEBRATION OF CULTURES
  • Everyone’s working in support of students
  • Give the bush ‘quarter of Budget cash’
  • Where learning and community are growing together
  • Protest bus numbers are increasing
  • Ambassador Walsh - MP’s arts role
  • Nailing it! Up go student frames
  • On top of the world
  • Trio takes out Anzac event on countback
  • Loddon numbers growing for Tuesday's tax protest
  • Improving Blues make premiers put in work
  • The Oracle's crystal ball
  • United set the court terms
  • Veteran’s four on senior return
  • Renewable energy zones announced, plan to double one line
  • UPDATED: Farmers organising buses for Tuesday's tax protest
  • CASUAL CHATS - Tigers talk with LV league chiefs
  • 30 minutes of blistering brilliance from Bulldogs
  • Absolute disgrace: Immediate reaction to new emergency services tax
  • Jake’s yellow card has Bulls on loose to goal
  • Undermanned Bears left languishing
  • United brushes off Pies after scrappy first term
  • Congratulations and continue live streams
  • GLOBETROTTERS Salon two named in world’s Top 10
  • Roo harvest ‘can help drought land’
  • Welcome furore
  • Adam judges sun and clouds to time Anzac flight
  • Farmland values jump by 10%
  • Spreading shopping pitch
  • Warden called to talk sand land access
  • UPDATED Man dies at Mitiamo, Worksafe investigating
  • Child care pledge comes hours before polls open
  • Lonely day on the booths for the party faithful
  • Nine students make debut
  • Skaters head over heels at Hard Hill
  • 5G upgrades at two towns this week
  • Booths swing to Webster
  • Communities back sale of Anzac appeal tokens
  • Democracy sellout! Sizzling sales of morning sausages
  • International award for bacon
  • Fire levy D-Day looms
  • Haylett raises farmer concerns after backing new tax Bill
  • Leading ladies: three made life members
  • Tooth has stableford success
  • Inspiring Cotchett and Erharter’s handy six
  • Panthers ahead of the pack
  • Star forward held to three goals
  • Straight work makes a big difference
  • Tom’s tale of two halves
  • Key players return for Redbacks, Pies
  • Who's in and out for the weekend's matches
  • Top bloom sash heads south
  • Assistant Rutley masterminds wins in Cameron's two-week absence
  • Plan B canvassed by Macorna
  • Strong, bold: Pies earn spot now
  • Loddon Herald will have a 'sister newspaper'
  • A pew for Rheola
  • Community together for first time at war memorial school
  • Dozens in convoy for commemorations
  • LUCK OF THE DRAW
  • Newbridge Anzac Service
  • Anzac ‘break’ ends water rationing
  • Church full for special centenary service
  • Maimed and injured show fortitude and courage
  • Values that defined the Kokoda diggers
  • Anzac round marks McHugh's 750th match
  • Data release on big weekend
  • Five-council alliance in disarray
  • Kinder talks as care centre spots open
  • Better aged care meal deal will launch next week
  • New director aims for affordable standards
  • OFFICIAL DAWN SERVICE CANCELLED BUT TOWN ...STILL REMEMBERED
  • Sensational service - Alan, 99, musters wind for Last Post
  • Webster returned in Mallee
  • Carnival volunteers thanked
  • CMA board members quit
  • Junior squads named
  • Ward, McDonald honours
  • Goal Flood shoots Bridgey to the top
  • Late burst keeps unbeaten record
  • Local advocacy puts shire needs on campaign agenda
  • Premiership star makes first appearance of season
  • Real season starts now
  • ‘Luddite’ reply fires forum
  • Panthers gain Robins, Davis for Mean Machine encounter
  • Tigers bring in guns for top of table clash with Boort
  • Mudlark Eagles soar high in the wet
  • Power sides brush off their Anzac round opponents
  • Slow start, inaccuracy plaque Redbacks against combine
  • Woodies again rue curse of another slow start
  • It was the greatest: Catto
  • Nick’s custom hearse just ‘10 of a kind’
  • Reader's thoughts on new tax and planning permits
  • Vintage moment for driver Allison
  • Early mornings and late nights part of Bill’s life as stock agent
  • Health put on cutting edge
  • Old child health centre will be removed
  • Salty water becomes too much for carp
  • Volunteers only: Nats on new tax
  • Cultural monitors supervise levee bank preparations
  • First fruit coming off trees
  • Newpapers want fair share of advert spend
  • Rocketing rods cram into Brooke Street
  • Six accept forum invite
  • Stadium of Steel: the passion of RA
  • BREAKING NEWS: Water rationing lifted
  • 3% rate rise planned
  • Children rattle the tins
  • Fiery Flat farm passed in at $3.1 million
  • ‘Reluctance’ almost cancelled out inclusion policy feedback
  • Water voting will remain a mystery
  • Bush runs make a huge mark
  • Cassatt, Malcolm defend title
  • Savage pair on top at tournament
  • Season recruit scores on course
  • WATCH IT LATER
  • Night-time action signals return from early break
  • One club will get first points in this weekend’s round
  • Redbacks’ star sidelined
  • Umpire shortage strikes at reserves, junior games
  • Honouring the fallen
  • Anzac Day match starts a big round
  • Draper, Meyer carnival stars of the woodchop
  • Horses over hurdles and all the Rheola results
  • Laurssen’s first through gift tape
  • NCFL teams: Redbacks name Jensen after injury scare
  • Selection night in Loddon Valley football
  • Anzac commemorations in our communities
  • Lakeside players at croquet state championships
  • Let's drink to mums getting creative
  • Major show, prizemoney for arts trail's new event
  • Netball wrap: Quick goals, versatility checks and morning runs
  • Letters to the editor: Levee bank, energy
  • Network spearheads new farm initiative
  • Saleyard roof pledge from Littleproud
  • Triple-0 anguish: They sent a taxi
  • Alan recalls days living in historic mansion
  • Flushing little lake boosts irrigators’ water access
  • Old servo building coming down
  • We're still talking, says wind turbine company
  • Thousands make Rheola an Easter Monday to remember
  • Updated: Pole fire cuts town supply, outages in several towns
  • Levy fight: Four-point action plan from VFF
  • Levy fight: Unanswered questions on new tax, writes Mayor Dan Straub
  • Levy fight: Volunteer firies raise double-hit spectre
  • Monday's the day! Rheola to cap off a great Easter
  • New tax gets big fat NO from readers
  • Child care centre cost unknown
  • Midnight 'pop and new van goes up in flames
  • MIllie opens new season Wedderburn
  • Neighbours gather for family farewells
  • Goal feast jubilation as Pies exert dominance
  • Leaping high after 637 winless days ... Superoos do it
  • Orienteering, tennis, bowls - our big weekend is underway
  • Saints caught in web for three quarters
  • Easter reflection: Exploration of new frontier in life
  • Pouncing Panthers - they're still the benchmark
  • TAKE OUR EXCLUSIVE POLL - New emergency service levy
  • The greatest weekend sees thousands arriving in our towns
  • Young skipper in doubt after hospital scans
  • Royals 'drop in' at short notice for today's centre opening
  • Dominic back to his roots
  • Policies are wasting water
  • TAKE OUR EXCLUSIVE POLL - New emergency service levy
  • Through pebbles and the gambit runners stride
  • Token candidates in a safe seat?
  • From Rhode Island and up the road
  • Jean’s classroom return with stories for her old students
  • Locally-grown olives will help Cobram as US tariffs imposed
  • TAKE OUR EXCLUSIVE POLL - New emergency service levy
  • Year 11 students head to city
  • Councillor gets her homework
  • Country meets city over cake and cuppa
  • TAKE OUR EXCLUSIVE POLL - New emergency service levy
  • Terms ends with fun of the fete
  • Decade-long wait ends as levee rises
  • Let there be light! Town gives sign
  • Shire pleads fairness
  • TAKE OUR EXCLUSIVE POLL - New emergency service levy
  • UNDER FIRE PREMIER PUSHES ON
  • Country kids get lift with upgrades
  • GMW offices hit the market
  • Ready to cactus you at carnival
  • TAKE OUR EXCLUSIVE POLL - New emergency service levy
  • Title wrapped in red tape
  • Debutante and the legend guide A Grade to opening success
  • Rising star puts Bears ahead in final minutes
  • Skipper shouldered out for season
  • TAKE OUR EXCLUSIVE POLL - New emergency service levy
  • The oracle's predictions for round two
  • Eighth candidate trumpets close of nominations
  • Police investigate after Dunolly crash man dies in hospital
  • Cracking starts: Big crowds at opening round matches
  • Mellow Yellow? Grumpy Bear stirs from opening bounce
  • Pies make one change for first home game
  • The teams: Payne gets key tag job in seniors for Inglewood
  • Two recruits makes stellar contributions
  • Woodies show their mettle in opening round
  • Blooming good time at nursery’s birthday sale
  • Interest is high ahead of major online auction
  • Jamieson’s special link to farm clearing sale
  • Nick’ s China experience
  • Barry remembered as brigade heart and soul
  • KOKODA BOUND
  • ‘Regular talks’ continue on mine tunnel proposal
  • Roger retires but still revving
  • Centuries and Anzac firsts
  • COVID: Mixed emotions
  • Pollie’s time planning
  • Service will mark 100 years of worship
  • Care centre’s contract close
  • Councils take water pitch to Canberra
  • Doyle stays at the helm
  • Three start their leadership journey
  • Bowlers supporting Beyond Blue
  • Federal funding would give pools ‘another 50 years’
  • Pool entry springboard
  • Poppie’s a smart learner
  • A journey still to travel
  • Growing youth programs
  • Primed for new crack at flag
  • Woodies stock up
  • Changes at top of leading sides
  • Goal gurus get straight into new season battle
  • Redbacks start with tough away trip
  • The Oracle's crystal ball
  • Midfielders grow Redbacks’ desire
  • New faces join dynasty club
  • Options get the Sharp focus
  • Van Den Heuvel, Dupuy part of plan
  • Carly has new goal
  • Exciting additions
  • Community sport - A snag day off field and on
  • Demon brothers- two will run out for 250ths
  • Flag victory in night’s last set
  • Runners and walkers to break in new circuit
  • RED HOT ANGER
  • Students explore courses
  • The catch with rise of snatching cheeky social Neds
  • Underground plan has credibility
  • February fleece tops market
  • New branch leader wants better deal
  • Satisfied with risk reports, says council
  • Walsh fears saleyard future
  • Let the season begin - Ultimate Quest '25
  • Big camps of hunters at lake for opening
  • Car club’s Alive effort brings healthy rewards
  • Drilling confirms high-grade zircon
  • Night of music warms the good folk
  • Study funds will assess town growth potential
  • Mallee miss, says Webster
  • Priority! Six crossings on upgrade list
  • When daily life changed - Five years since COVID Lockdown #1
  • Your chance to ask questions
  • Asbestos tests at centre of historic store’s future
  • Five make committee pitch as voting opens
  • Labor locks in support worker as candidate
  • Pressure on GMW to fix channel flows
  • Merger will means stronger league, says McClelland
  • River rescue man being treated for spinal injuries
  • Sweetness of good gum life
  • Title courses are released
  • Make it a date: Off to polls on May 3 after dawn meeting
  • Bridgewater Nursery's 5th birthday celebrations start Friday
  • Boort tennis finals Friday night, club champions are decided
  • Bulldogs ready to host fifth community charity day
  • Croquet pair headed to state finals
  • Six junior clubs for LV - Maiden Gully returns
  • ‘26 pools’ in pipeline trip
  • Leaders receive their badges
  • What to do with GST windfall?
  • Artists start planning trail exhibitions
  • Booked out! They want to come back
  • Leaders asked to give views on local news
  • Patchwork group makes final donation
  • Brekky wrapping kids with kindness
  • City rubbish dumped
  • Minor parties enter the Mallee fray
  • Red tape ‘hits at council efficiency’
  • Concepts ‘show social contrast’
  • Major projects with aim to end rural town distress
  • Underground Energy company wins backing of farmers for Charlton-Melton route
  • Zayde makes impressive showing at titles
  • PB AND A STATE SPOT
  • Pies and Dogs on the menu
  • Sleeveless Sharp
  • Woodies left to play between themselves
  • BREAKING: Man rescued after falling from bridge into Loddon River
  • Gooding named Pies top player
  • Henderson victor after final play-off
  • Judd revs ready for new track season
  • Maroons falter in bid to raise junior team
  • Key section not on work list
  • Calivil North take L:V flag by five games
  • Friday clashes as teams head into finals
  • Lucas corners Loddon River ski record
  • Marong rockets to association premiership over Derby
  • Christina the happy intern
  • Dry lifts ‘fruity’ grapes
  • Festive show team ‘pulls the quilt’
  • Outdoor students immerse in state park
  • Cousins in a catchup
  • Family affair at Coach House
  • Growth of a golden event
  • Mozart enjoyment back in the region
  • Readers' thoughts on rubbish dumping and helmets
  • Go underground: Charlton-Melton transmission line plan hits Government desk
  • Duo will fire hall music
  • Irrigation underpins community wealth
  • Just delicious! Apples picked ready to share
  • River soiree a hit with hundreds
  • Sudden passing of popular teacher and sportsman
  • $1.5m sitting in council’s community pot of gold
  • JUST A SMELL
  • Ken’s a keen watcher of historic lots
  • Shire’s seven new Australians
  • Vandals deface Mitchell cairn
  • Bridge takes 100mm dip
  • Premiers dominate association elite
  • Rugby Robbo crunches into action
  • Time to fix ‘this horror intersection’
  • Gower’s regal double
  • Lanyon, Chislett among regional triathlon victors
  • Primed with confidence
  • Tight tussle tipped in LV grand final
  • Leach has biggest haul of the season
  • Nation's best young skiers hit the river
  • Season over the Demons
  • Watch on heat: Practice match times could change
  • Candidates? Barren fields of Mallee
  • Machinery flavour with sale bidders
  • Tireless, unselfish summer for firies
  • WORKING WITH EPA - BIOGRO
  • It’s elementary! Reunion lunch backs school
  • Manning double on day of drama
  • Road cash by-passes country
  • Wool sealer in top ram title
  • 30 years of shire recalled
  • Great Scott! Bikes of the antiquity
  • New venue chosen for gathering
  • Visitors pump $35m into shire economy
  • Buyback push ‘will strip security’
  • Making things spick and span
  • Museum move held up by State Government
  • New group to hit the road
  • VIDEO Storms hit after winds whip up dust
  • Helmets for head sense
  • Lions clubs combine for cancer care
  • Not all illegal rubbish dumping on council land, says director
  • Scholars pour over old photos
  • ’Burn jumped by top side
  • Old fashioned country fun at Hard Hill
  • Powlett reclaims association title
  • The stats all point to a Kingower victory
  • Holt, Postle put end to hopes of a late-season surge
  • Out of work - winner stripped of cup honour
  • Pickles skittles Redbacks’ attack
  • Results from district tennis associations
  • Borrowing bats, balls with town libraries
  • Bulldogs sign star tall timber
  • Plucky Zayde targets championship success
  • Pre-tax profit jumps 75%
  • Flavour team plan twilight riparian repast
  • Hosking ups ante in fight to end fire ‘levy inequity’
  • Magnifying turning point in learning
  • New supply link emerges
  • Councils chat VNI issues
  • Cuttings and phones trigger great memories
  • Day bridge came crashing down
  • Easter hot rod cross into history
  • Local touch wins public art voting
  • GOVERNMENT RESPONDS TO FLOOD INQUIRY - Full support to just 16 points
  • GOVERNMENT RESPONDS TO FLOOD INQUIRY - Response labelled ‘woefully inadequate’
  • Slither safely through summer
  • Student link goes global
  • Three calls in a week
  • Coalition fires funding gun with $950k for lake
  • Decision impacts hundreds
  • Department promises end to long wait on highway overtaking lanes
  • Rationing sends farmers on vital water scramble
  • REMOVE THEM, COMPOST PILES TOO BIG - EPA
  • RITA’S WEEK OF REUNIONS
  • Blues hit track as ‘injury pair’ impress coach
  • ’Burn earns shot at redemption
  • Powlett, Junction to meet in final
  • Sweet 16 ... Gooding stars in flag victory
  • Day of the year: Boort Cup this Sunday
  • Donald takes midweek crown, latest pennant bowls results
  • Heading to the finals - weekend tennis results
  • Stunning draw and late charge in Upper Loddon cricket
  • Bring back adequate service: Telcos told
  • Farm sells after auction
  • Show that makes an impact
  • We’re basin customers too: Hosking
  • Carly wants to keep ‘the bastards honest’
  • Community lines up to support Keeble family
  • Extended duck season draws ire of activists
  • Vanners’ vintage decade
  • Accelerator on earlier licence call
  • Elias sings from the heart
  • Friends in toast to legend Ray
  • Neighbours coy on collection
  • Opt-in to avoid new tax
  • DUMP STRIKE
  • Fee reprieve if rationing starts
  • Tower upgrade delayed a week
  • VEC catches up with errant voters
  • Bank’s $250k on table for second care centre
  • Choir singing farewell notes
  • The legend, the Mann
  • Yes, let’s work together for better model: council
  • Bul-a-Bul braggers
  • Chilled and cool ... grant warms Pies
  • Junior final on Saturday
  • THE SHARP FOCUS
  • BREAKING NEWS: Water rationing for Boort, Dingee, Calivil farmers
  • Deadly seven collapse: Bulls bats bounced
  • District association tennis results from our region
  • Pennant bowls results - finals starting across region
  • Ruth’s champion title in heart-stopping finish
  • Immersion day for rural scholars
  • Session expands sheep knowledge
  • Trial review spotlight on managing cost jumps
  • Preps settle in the classroom
  • Servo slated for demolition
  • Levy inequity: Shire rates could soon harvest $5m for State Government
  • Station will take 18 months to build: CFA
  • 200-worker peak tip on VNI West
  • Ambulance response times improve by a minute
  • Councillors air concerns with Walsh
  • Make flashing speed signs a priority, urges ITDC chief
  • Readers on World Heritage and Good Samaritans
  • 30 businesses join ‘local campaign’
  • Heritage bid: fix phones and roads
  • LEVY INEQUITY
  • Working together in thrive drive
  • Call goes out for more umpires
  • Organic compost piles combust, fire jumps road before controlled
  • Roulston takes reins at helm of Rams
  • Shelby’s international journey
  • You’re fired! Social media giant pulls down brigade’s page
  • Collins takes crown
  • Lock, stock and anchor
  • Murphy’s ton and a rare dismissal
  • Two-dayers will decide combatants in decider
  • Blues bring footy to local students
  • Loddon, Marong, Inglewood tennis results
  • Maroochy takes house swim honours
  • Weekend sports results from our region
  • 6km out but could make seat tilt
  • Course keeps chemical checks current
  • PARTING PETE, VETERAN MP WALSH CONFIRMS RETIREMENT DATE
  • Walsh spells out his final agenda
  • Bill yodels Swiss breed virtues
  • Bringing people together for positive outcomes
  • Compo will reflect expectations: TCV
  • Shop, Win, and Support Local Businesses
  • $250k expands road resheet program
  • Deb brushes away those Edwardian home blues
  • Hot night thief nicks RCH tin
  • Staying a step ahead of scammers
  • Kylie’s national postal voice
  • New GMW groups will be ‘tick-a-box people’
  • Third show is crafting a record entry
  • Will’s special run to help kids
  • Debs ‘save’ their big night
  • Golden nugget towns strike heritage rush
  • Investment needed in regional areas
  • Plibersek ducks connectivity boost before tourist spike
  • Water ration threat to efficiency
  • Demons stake top spot claim
  • Geoff and Sharon's bowling battle
  • O’Flaherty leads septet on a merry morning with the ball
  • Postle, Benaim make ’em sweat
  • Readers on duck season and ecotourism
  • Fitzpatrick gets more talls as Doggies look for flag
  • North Central, Northern, Bendigo Goldfields pennant bowls
  • Richard Hicks' vision for more junior opportunities in Loddon Valley
  • Weekend tennis results from across the region
  • Branches plan ‘boss forum’
  • Captain’s ‘unexpected award’
  • Judges’ deep dive in oil
  • Swiss honours come this way
  • Elias in tune with dreams
  • Jon’s story: came for a year and decided to stay
  • Mollie’s anthem poise saves the day
  • Nation built on hard work, says Mayor
  • Chopper dousing remote mountain fire
  • A team with ‘time and energy’
  • Carmel extends helping hand
  • Great food ... great fit
  • Just aim to make a difference
  • Readers write in on hospitality and duck hunting
  • Fire land culls ‘will help with recovery’
  • Fixers or breakers? The choice is easy
  • Hay! It’s true Aussie spirit
  • Lions lose roar: second club will call time
  • Bruce, Tom join club’s elite group
  • Sonador’s hot cup
  • Student to principal
  • Vikki’s new learning adventure
  • Givoni’s Rita dies, aged 91
  • A hard one to dismiss
  • Double joy as Woodies reign
  • Leach snares another seven
  • Tributes for Boo Boo
  • Young Pies keep pumping out the dominant form
  • WATER CURB THREAT
  • Tarnagulla makes first World Heritage cut
  • Bowls results from across our region
  • Heritage farm gates do an 'unbolter'
  • New leader tipped to emerge after meeting
  • River coup: international ski event for Loddon
  • Howard wants fire tragedy memorial
  • Snap a pothole pic for pollie calendar
  • There is a place for little children ...
  • Water theft spike worry
  • Letter to the editor- Still an advocate
  • Stealth attack on independence
  • Stinger’s urban move
  • Unique river-front home sells after auction
  • Joy will judge top art
  • Rock of history again telling the local story
  • Social media page pulled down
  • Tyre company’s $20,000 fine blowout
  • Activists want new season dropped, claiming virus risk
  • Lakeside reunites families, friends
  • Region in Top 5 duck spots
  • RSL asks community to sign up for students’ Kokoda trek
  • Scholarships spur success
  • Citizen of the Year - Ian Bartels - Tiger will sort it out
  • Rising out of blocks
  • Transmission line surveys on camera in New Year
  • Young Citizen of the Year - Tyson Blair - Finding the bright side of life
  • A battle that counts
  • Australia Day spotlight on inspirational people
  • Championship skiers hit river this weekend
  • Magpies in chase for outright
  • PENNANT BOWLS RESULTS
  • Woodies find strength
  • Cobram Estate Olives in running for prestige award, judges here today
  • Depth driving Kingower's winning streak
  • Jake's the one! Hat-trick on debut
  • Pacing cup back on home track: Big races on Sunday
  • Communities gear up to celebrate our national day
  • FOOTY SHORTS - Practice Matches and New Players
  • Levy blame shift fears
  • Man, 67, to front court Thursday on murder charge
  • Popular book back in print
  • Town and school reunions are being planned
  • Police arrest man in Quambatook investigation
  • Double ACL blows build a new fighting spirit
  • Mapping cactus growth
  • Premiers pick up powerhouse midcourter
  • Sands of time can lift population
  • BREAKING Body found at reported fire scene
  • Storage sits at 40 per cent after dry months
  • Theatre group wants to make new star
  • Visitors just rave about our river
  • Champion of land, birds
  • Cobram Estate aims to double US stake
  • Region pollies get key roles in shake-ups
  • Stock flies out door at eucy museum, by gum
  • Vulnerable ‘target of energy developers’
  • Code for merger? Coalition raises concerns
  • More flavour favourites for lake fiesta return
  • Super health network to set new priorities
  • Woodies tighten their grip
  • Gallant Bulls come within an over of big upset
  • Hot bats score high
  • Jumping junior hurdle
  • Pillars point to growth in visitor experience
  • When the cows moo, you have to call time
  • January 17 - 60th anniversary of our region's deadly fire
  • Shock passing of respected stock agent
  • All day long! Lock's big boundary blitz
  • Community will say goodbye to Carter today
  • Christmas wining, dining and buying
  • Festivities usher in big plan year
  • Summer reading: Rats from the Hill
  • Unfinished business: Chris Earl gazes into the New Year with a look at the opportunities and challenges likely to be on the agenda in our communities
  • Change to roos harvest zones as ‘numbers keep expanding’
  • Historic Home with Modern Comforts
  • Hosking elected as farmers’ new voice
  • Paws for Claus - joyous time for pampered pups
  • A million cod make way into river
  • BOOK REVIEW: Jacka joins a new elite
  • Cream of the season
  • Families flocking to parks and camping grounds
  • Half crime spike cases unsolved
  • Summer reading: Looking at causes of death
  • Hospital extends CEO’s contract
  • Saving history ... weatherboards, windows and graffiti
  • Service deficit comes in ‘under budget’
  • Tina’s servo time comes to an end
  • Weed spurt! Stock at risk
  • Bank gives keys to learner confidence
  • Choppers, dozers needed to stop ‘deliberate’ fires
  • Hundreds cheer for Dyl
  • Serenity & tranquility - Michael's ideal studio
  • Town water pipes were at a standstill
  • Wrapped in Love
  • Cricketers come back from break with round of one-day encounters
  • Host club provides the New Year’s Day victors
  • Opening crack at yardstick
  • SELECTED HIGHLIGHTS OF SPORTS STORIES IN YOUR LOCAL LODDON HERALD
  • Spinning the yarns: comic writer's Aussie visit
  • Summer sports reading: Geoffrey's on the bull's back
  • 15,000 penned at first sale of year
  • Getting back on track - the trots are back
  • Father felled and forgotten without family
  • Summer sports reading: Keeper of the memories
  • An elusive history and hidden graves
  • Auxiliary’s 90 years of service and support
  • Funeral details released for Boort van fire toddler
  • Grandma’s genes: The ewe behind a modern stud dynasty
  • Summer reading: A tangled web at Murderer's Hill
  • Cut to chair talk: chats with a barber
  • Faces of the new vibe in Pyramid Hill
  • Hooked on classics: stud making a mark
  • Summer reading: When the circus came to town
  • Brewing sweet water: drinks of the goldfields
  • Ken Arnold peels away his family history with a look at LADY MARMALADE
  • Supermarket owners to checkout after 40 years: Scales of service
  • The elite club: Wedderburn's 300 gamers
  • Ken Arnold looking at the region’s lonlely graves
  • Neutral waters: Victorians and the American Civil War
  • Two shakes of lamb’s tail: Jack Harrison's 100 years
  • Victoria’s patriotism: May day when school children children honoured the Empire
  • Three fires at Mount Moliagul: fears could be suspicious
  • Appeal launched to support family of caravan fire toddler
  • Power, speed and the novelty of radio in 1924
  • Summer reading: For the love of words
  • Summer reading: Great Scottish pride
  • Troughs bedded down across our towns
  • VIDEO, PHOTOS: Utility on fire, blocks Calder Highway
  • AUSSIE LIFESTYLE WINS OVER EXCHANGE STUDENT
  • Destination sketches - Len's brush with Vegemite
  • History on the hop: Easters past in our region
  • Home of great traditions: Cattos and the carnival
  • Weekend heatwave warning issued by BoM
  • Update: Three-year-old toddler dies in van fire, family 'wrapping their love around each other'
  • Dreams and faith: the golden find
  • Rocky outcrops the ideal lookout for villain of many names
  • Fire tragedy: Child dies in caravan fire
  • Stand down! Water supply station out for week
  • Bul-a-Bul bats knock up 125
  • How we can harness AI in positively shaping the future
  • Miserable convicts showed greatness as ... they built our nation
  • Pioneering vicar on the grange
  • SUMMER READING: Lloyd Mills' amazing century
  • Summer reading: Vernons of the Vale
  • Headstart in apprenticeships
  • Inspirational work in year of learning growth
  • Big steps in an exciting year
  • Fantastic Four ready for secondary journey
  • Graduating class full of good sports
  • New model helps with learning
  • Bruce and Angus graduate with pride
  • Jace show passion and care in leadership year
  • New horizons for study and work
  • Success achieved through whole school learning and culture
  • Co-op tips receivals will again top 200k
  • Market’s strong finish
  • The year that's been 2024
  • Runners set off on 270km fundraiser for Dyl
  • Lions club toy run a big hit with school students
  • New style for a grand time
  • Pig’s snout in the Poole
  • Sensational street scenes
  • Haystack fire at Calivil
  • Dairy’s tick to build effluent pipeline
  • Government hurry-on: more work approved
  • Straub leads regional council group
  • Yvonne’s back in home for Christmas
  • Loddon brigades' strike team sent to Grampians fire
  • Fire levy hike ‘a blatant scam’
  • Generous gifts will bring joy to children
  • Lucy puts in leading year
  • Nature group in special seven
  • Accomplishments, vision strengths of community
  • Community Christmas Banter
  • Feds push local media packages
  • Greatest gift at the heart of joyous giving
  • Season’s Greetings from your local newspaper
  • Boxing Day will be a day of Total Fire Ban
  • Compo talks continue
  • Dyl’s team strong run of support
  • Praise for service comes with state award
  • Strategic plan ‘gives clear health service pathway’
  • BREAKING NEWS: Winds bring down lines across main road
  • Donations cracking cancer care code
  • House fire ‘suspicious’
  • MONDAY'S HEAT HITTER
  • Trevor steps in to slash high grass
  • Panthers bring back premiership pair
  • Purple patch premiership pouncers
  • Sharp shooter named monthly star
  • Three new faces on LV board
  • Close call in cleansweep
  • Kerang Basketball Association Results
  • PENNANT BOWLS RESULTS
  • Tennis Results
  • BREAKING NEWS: Hosking new VFF president
  • Expect more short format ecounters
  • Over to spare in 'break' win
  • Perryman’s 5-9 wipes out tail in five overs
  • Sure and steady: Kingower's path to T20 victory
  • Hard to get a harvest run
  • Readers write on town growth and state debt
  • Summer’s not a silly season
  • VNI West: A Guide for Landowners to Understand Their Rights
  • Author connects town and hero
  • Conscience beats the AED robber
  • Cupola cleaners tower over hall
  • School always had community at heart
  • ‘Bad look’ at VNI West pop-up
  • Bring back 50:50 split of library funding, finds report
  • Cost shift ‘hits councils’
  • How bills are being shuffled
  • $1.5m tag to fix danger spot
  • Award sign of William’s good work for others
  • Historic ride hits insurance hurdle
  • ID on show with Powercor powerline inspections
  • Man found alive after fire destroys house
  • Bridgewater's Diamond Wedding Anniversary
  • Night raiders irk anglers
  • PENNY PENS A SANTA LETTER
  • TUNED IN FOR T20 FINAL
  • Gooding’s 85 puts Boort in strong position
  • Season’s seal broken on heavy rink
  • Sports Star of the Year: Footsteps of local champion
  • Weekend results from district tennis competitions
  • Christmas parties heat up this Friday
  • Lucy our top VCE achiever with 97.40
  • Pennant bowls results from across the region
  • Supercharged brothers belt through balls
  • 16 Days of Activism: Walks and cuppa promote respect
  • Invaluable scholarships for Mia, Dakota
  • Jennifer's accept the challenge and claims top award
  • Sheep market topper: a box is ticked
  • Foodbank's festive season demand jump
  • Forest firies start wage rise action
  • Proud centre leader receives life membership
  • Reserve gates open after $800k upgrade
  • Cod bonanza time: season underway
  • Heidi joins team at Miller's Ag
  • Man injured in honey pot explosion
  • Trio the local face of ambulance assurance
  • Back the locals: Shop Loddon and feel good
  • FitzSimons comes to the town of Jacka to promote book
  • Historic hotel vine gets some love
  • Lex ready to say school goodbyes
  • Big award night on Monday
  • Full house and cheers for great wines
  • Local two graduate from leadership program
  • Who's in running for Sports Star award
  • Feedback fortnight on VNI West study
  • Oscar’s flight leaves Tashara and Cocky feeling anxious
  • Potter works way to elite list
  • Special Mass on Sunday celebrate school history
  • Have a shot! Rachael earns state selection
  • Latest pennant bowls results
  • State series skiing coming to river
  • What's the point of rain for cricketers?
  • Corks pop and the beers flow
  • Hospital's Workcover premium doubles
  • Perspective: Young people step up at grain silos
  • Your online words: Mayor, roads, pools and ex-councillor's comments
  • Phone backflip sign of Government’s ‘no care for country’
  • Qantas grants sees mobility help take flight
  • Walsh questions Victoria treaty talks
  • Long-held three look for owners
  • Care of aged: community can have a go
  • No rush to sell property, happy to talk, says Respect
  • Still empty: five years on from hostel closure
  • Sub-moisture tap turned for yield returns
  • Historic church furniture will have its own shed
  • Rain makes for harvest hope dampener
  • Showcase sows seeds of growth and sales
  • Water, sewerage review delayed four months
  • Flood stories collected for special book
  • Local help larders are low on essentials
  • Retrospective park permit bid given thumbs down
  • Wreckers unleash art of building new classrooms
  • All the pennant bowls results from across our region
  • Heat and harvest bring on forfeits
  • Rugby ruckman: code switcher could be answer
  • Washouts hinder the climb
  • Kings of the court in final
  • Mean deliveries put batsmen in a Pickle
  • Smith strikes to cause second over stumble
  • Total recall: Back for a final ball
  • Cherished transformation: bushland heritage
  • Cricket crazy kids can play at home
  • The drive of an inspiring Renegade
  • Your letters: parks and powerlines
  • Holt reflects on year as shire council leader
  • Pew! That was hard work
  • Stories and stitches at factory staff reunion
  • Wheelhouse industrial estate poised for stage one release
  • BREAKING NEWS: Walsh steps down as leader
  • By gum ... eucy museum will open longer
  • Classy district shearers make a stand
  • Sharing sibling styles
  • Time travelling students discover town’s history
  • Electorate full of danger roads, MP tells Parliament
  • Hunt on for detecting volunteers
  • Mine tunnel talks drag on with State Government
  • Retiring Lions are leaving town with lasting memory
  • Bank wades in with pool season fee reduction
  • Burgeoning trees sprouting signal resistance: technician
  • Cotchett in ‘awesome return’ to the Blues
  • Last-minute pop-ups a ‘tick of VNI West box’
  • Lonza’s unbeaten 90 establishes Gower supremacy
  • Skipper's stellar season soars with a century
  • There was some resistance in the middle order
  • Woodies starting stringing them together
  • Inglewood, Loddon Valley and Marong tennis results
  • New coach: Mean Machine looks to Sharpen up
  • Pennant bowls results from around our region
  • Straub back in mayor's chair: third term as leader
  • OTF: Time for a few laughs in life
  • PERSPECTIVE What’s the art of selling message?
  • Two Loddon upgrades among Coliban highlights
  • Your online words - wind, service and deliveries
  • Be responsible and prevent fires: police
  • Rats take pride of place with new display
  • Social ban gets thumbs down from youngsters
  • Work starts on $5.1 million hospital upgrade
  • Crews dig in on new bridge
  • Five hands go up to join VNI West group
  • Hall stories all true: tin shed's 70th anniversary
  • Parting shots: defeated councillor says represented 'not just mates'
  • Power blackouts hit towns, business forced to shut doors
  • Big spend pledge to deliver new emergency truck
  • Defeated candidates give declaration a miss
  • New mayor to be chosen on Tuesday
  • Term of challenges, new council declared
  • Head off harvest fire risk
  • Love lures Amber to Loddon
  • Partners build achievements for Landcare
  • Brisk bidding at clearing sale
  • Big hitters give a masterclass
  • Flag stars return and put bite in Redbacks
  • Eight clubs send juniors to new tournament
  • Wickham on fire in quick innings
  • Cameron says 2025 will be time to deliver
  • Latest pennant bowls results around our region
  • Men set the scene for Serpentine
  • There's purpose emerging in game plan
  • On the bull's back: Geoffrey's riding feats
  • Perspective: Nuclear can avoid pain of VNI West
  • Recycled posts taking on pesky roos
  • Thousands get that Alive! feeling at festival
  • Bridgewater brigade members receive medals, top award for captain
  • Crack at growth: land release, egg farm to bounce back
  • Scary! Spooky night works treat
  • Showcase unlocking new land
  • Billions of cans are trashed for cash
  • Elias picks up BLG top gong
  • Paralympian's wellbeing talk at school
  • School crossing safety warning
  • Back off, SES tells rescue award critics
  • Large crowd attends anniversary book launch
  • Minutes of reflection: Anniversary of Armistice
  • What a team courting cuisine crowns
  • Brigades win bale battle on first day of restrictions
  • Crossed wires! Farmer gets mixed messages
  • Disgruntled reference group members on verge of walking
  • Turbine talk blows at wrong time as harvest starts
  • Good signs early in season
  • Latest pennant bowls results from across our region
  • Loddon trio face tough court time
  • BREAKING NEWS Locals are the real heroes as minister acts on rescue award citation
  • Heroic Harry puts life in Bulls
  • Night fever: switch lifts tennis numbers
  • Postle bowls a mean six overs
  • Two right royal bowling spells
  • Albert Jacka VC: in new FitzSimon's elite
  • Brothers in service given top award
  • Perspective: Show snail mail voting the door
  • Ray’s back sharing respect and control with martial arts
  • Shing stands firm against water buybacks
  • BREAKING NEWS: Wilson, Angelo new councillors
  • Changes at top are BOLD - group has new president
  • Colours splashed in the name of fun
  • 'Jack' hits track to the Shrine
  • Made it back and ready to go again
  • Glowing praise for councillor and career ends
  • Let's get vocal, say new choir members
  • Living showcase: Planning homes for the future
  • Training, care top David's career
  • Benchmark price set after tightly-held farm sold
  • Challengers lead in early counting
  • Pressure builds to fix citation error
  • Respect buys a neighbour
  • By gum! Richard and Blue Eucy will be at Inglewood Alive
  • Caravan park packs in prospectors
  • VNI West route announcement - nine Loddon properties in path
  • Inglewood Alive on Sunday! Time to show, shine and star in street
  • UPDATE: It's a girl amid community glee after early birth
  • Eagles bomb: association down to four teams
  • Novice sets up brilliant fightback
  • Pennant bowls results from across our region
  • Vale sneaks home for first points
  • Sloppy fielding adds to pressure
  • Steve's star shine as tail wiped out
  • Upper Loddon junior cricket: strong show by two sides
  • Water means growth - Shing opens new tanks
  • 2024 Boort Show - all the results
  • Ken stays hooked on real shades of grey
  • Op-shop donation will pay to replace stolen plaque
  • Sand drilling set to resume ay Mysia
  • VNI West easement released
  • Auction cheapie fires Trevor and Aaron
  • Locked Lyndger fears raised in Parliament
  • Marjorie Smith's life of commmunity service
  • Rust buckets on the road for a good cause
  • Bill’s back for peak inside cave
  • Hundreds back in classroom for 150th
  • Information deficient in planning phone pledge: MP
  • Under offer: Troubled egg farm site could be sold
  • Double length video shows more action
  • Hero snub: Angry in a community
  • Rescue version may differ, says one SES chief
  • We threw in the rope: SES now acknowledges locals
  • Chislett rides to title double
  • Do it for Dylan: Run of brotherly love
  • Next generations make entries in family history
  • Tree grows at Leach reunion
  • Derby pipped at post a second week
  • Four new faces for Serp's Division 2 arrival
  • Old Hughie: Race honours a trotting legend
  • Six in the wickets for Boort juniors
  • Maiden woes take early toll
  • Pennant bowls results from across the region
  • Rule refinement coming for T20
  • Target is hit in fast time
  • Coalition vow to return appeal right
  • Perspective: Consistency in the eyes of integrity
  • Three times a teacher and life with young
  • Your letters: Camping and voting
  • Council race enters the home straight
  • Digger dazzler: Haley's Gamble pays off
  • Mobile flip: Government ditches town phone pledge
  • Extra hours to drop ballot paper at VEC office
  • Fuel burns in shed fire
  • Greg Leach appointed new boss of CFA
  • Names of legends emblazoned on brigade’s trucks
  • Will makes bid for national title after state success
  • Farewell amid church's 160th celebration
  • Gold hunters chip for charity
  • Student podcast: Getting heads around harm
  • Water making way into Little Lake Boort
  • 2024 Boort Show: stars for the ages
  • Allies driven by passion and care
  • Next generation checks on canola trial
  • Pilot surveys building ticks
  • Bridgey young bucks lead return to field
  • Gooding’s catches a needed break
  • Harry's opening not enough to stop Band music
  • Powlett in powerful opening statement
  • Award furore: Local flood rescue heroes snubbed
  • Mixed pennant fortunes play out on rinks
  • More Leach sparkle, Simpson in the runs
  • ‘Quick day’ pitch puts Danny, Jagger at crease
  • Rural Press Club honours for your local newspaper
  • Committed dozen contest annual singles tournament
  • First 12 monthly sports stars now vie for year's award
  • Pony club's holiday camp
  • Pyramid in push to join parkruns
  • Burn-off care call from CFA chief
  • Derby genetics destined for export pool
  • Field day interest circles on crop drones
  • Hargreaves heads to Heathcote league
  • Rock 'n' roll reunites young set
  • Monthly musos pull another big crowd
  • Pop-ups, talks paint trail of success
  • Signatures hard to get in north
  • We're talk ready, TCV tells farmers
  • Carnival raises $45,000 for local groups
  • Incredible journey 'bloody awesome"
  • The nitty gritty of voting
  • Tourism makes welcoming push
  • Cleo clocks up the kilometres
  • Owners caught out by enrolment change?
  • Podiatry Week: healthy feet focus
  • Youth to face Children’s Court over motor vehicle thefts
  • Council Watch survey puts spotlight on candidates
  • Farmers want basics fixed
  • Gaye's Royal entry takes crown
  • Joyous Jayden: Seven-wicket haul
  • Planned burn - Wedderburn October 12
  • Gower takes control early in opener
  • Hartnell’s lone stint gives Band hope
  • No end to farm probe ... nine months on
  • Tough on debut in new competition
  • Perspective: Speedy loss of knowledge
  • Sharing goals of providing best possible healthcare
  • Showcase of fun and involvement: Saturday's show day
  • Young take shine to showing their utes
  • Auxiliary makes life-saving donations
  • Boort Show this Saturday: A grand day for all ages
  • Coffey stars at Royal Melbourne Show
  • Carol's grinning after flag win
  • Native fish will part on fresh river flows
  • New event promises day of popping corks
  • Youngsters beaver away on masterpieces
  • Bridge work will take four months
  • Finalist in Rural Press Club of Victoria awards
  • Heirloom tractor lost in shed fire
  • Residents call operator help in connectivity battle
  • Brass plaque ripped from memorial rock
  • Frost takes bite at crop yields
  • Minister makes 'secret sell' talks on health reforms
  • Loddon singing sensation books birthday week gig
  • Fielding action and change: Cricket starts
  • Bridgey makes new competition debut
  • Immersion weekend at talks, pop-ups and galleries
  • Upper Loddon cricket: How the teams are shaping up
  • Carly Isaac: the Wyche wind beater
  • Doing their own thing! Couple’s secrets to smart snapping
  • Nature inspires Kerry’s tangents of creation
  • Landowners will know first, says TCV on route wait
  • Letter to editor: Backing of business in small towns
  • Pink earns revival honours
  • What's point? Clubs already well under cap
  • Wilson hungry for more after latest big title
  • Bigger bales: hay exporter expands
  • Firies step up pre-summer training
  • Local ram sale season has its highs
  • The genes that are topping prime lamb market
  • Corridor plan overshoots deadline
  • Firies recognised with medals and praise
  • New staff start in senior health roles
  • Seniors celebrate 55 years of club
  • Telephone upgrade: Inglewood services will be affected
  • House of the week: Landmark irrigation farmlet
  • Satisfaction decline action put to ward candidates
  • Time ticking on energy review
  • Elias wows again ... his Voice continues
  • Inglewood Ward election: candidates answer questions
  • Pool vow comes with warning
  • Singing notes of hope: Elias in battle tonight
  • Tarnagulla Ward election: Candidates answer questions
  • Carly still the Mountain Queen - repeats event double
  • World news day ... critical every day
  • Carly chasing second Queen of Mountain title
  • Riding horses Harrison’s way
  • Swannies are the people favourites
  • Gooding's Pioneer call-up at regional carnival
  • Life membership for Demons' president
  • Maroons' trio recognised with top honour
  • Solid buying of increasing offering
  • Perspective: Put race eye on future
  • Pioneer Apostle recalled at anniversary
  • Town doctor signs on for another five years
  • Utes to shine as show schedule released
  • Best work on business - field day message
  • Keep rural focus of shire, says candidate
  • Training schools filling the shed gap
  • When names come and go in nomination process
  • Biz bulb gets quick step up
  • Lions market blows into its new home
  • Museum has a welcoming makeover
  • Strong finish to local ram sale season
  • Anonymous questions hit agenda
  • Council gives lake masterplan $770,000 cash injection
  • Praise for donors at opening of new gym
  • Tom’s play of passion
  • Winter dry prompts hay help calls
  • Amity members celebrate 1000th meeting
  • Engine mecca rallies enthusiasts, spectators
  • Expect flood repair progress by Christmas
  • New community plan in pipeline
  • Inglewood Ward candidate forum this Sunday
  • Redbacks' double builds on amazing dynasty
  • Scholes the shooting star
  • Tarnagulla Ward candidate forum this Sunday
  • Young Pies make mark in grand final
  • Alford exit seals Panther path to hat-trick
  • Dogs best when it counted
  • Golden fleece: Rams win first flag
  • Tough year brings out club’s best to stage grand day
  • Challengers draw top spot on ballot papers
  • Bank backs holiday art CATCH-UP
  • Farmer group backs third runway plan
  • Letter: Changing times
  • Perspective: Invest beyond metro bubble
  • 000 call drop out - resident concern
  • More buyers bid at ram auction
  • Seeing is Believing: trail’s new theme
  • Talks with owner on fire clean-up
  • Nominations close: three elected unopposed
  • Planned burn today a Goldsborough
  • Bishop opens new school centre
  • Bush walk connects, supports residents in district towns
  • Prepping popular lake for big summer influx
  • Water wait puts stress on crops
  • 80kmh signs erected on sweeping bend
  • Farmers lock out sand miners
  • Look at gate options, reserve committee told
  • Pools should come ‘before profits’ - readers
  • Comeback Colleen? Condliffe announces council bid
  • Energy companies ‘dipping toe in Loddon land water
  • Strictly fun on streets of old Tarna town
  • VNI West licence bid as farmers ‘give access’
  • Redbacks can stop storming Royals
  • Bench strengthened for season’s grand finale
  • Like Dogs with a bone - I'm with John, writes The Oracle
  • Loddon Way - another great weekend to visit the region
  • LV grand final preview: The battle of midfield
  • Three now in race for Inglewood Ward
  • Laird of our times: Justin's night of honours
  • Let it hurt! Best to come for Redbacks
  • Midfield puts Mean Machine key cog into a goal desert
  • Unchanged! Dogs, Panthers at strength for final
  • ‘Extensive evidence’ to get flood money
  • Letter to the editor: Insensitivity of decision
  • Perspective: Community spirit on show in many volunteer organisations
  • Ram sale season: Crows in Willera genetic swoop
  • Councils' group has Canberra talks on Basin water
  • Op-shop opens with cake and ribbon
  • Pools - Cost and benefit of investment
  • Future of community assets: challenging conversations
  • Been there! VCE study tips shared
  • Handy hall crew had 'demolition ticket'
  • Historic store fire: how the hours unfolded
  • Chicks chirp David’s faith after fire
  • Council nominations open Monday September 9
  • Sand tests trigger bid to access farmlands
  • Spanish company eyes Loddon land for turbines
  • Maxwell, Nevins named top Rising Stars
  • Dogs had weekend off: This is how
  • How Redbacks went straight into another netball grand final
  • From bank to Bulldogs’ hero: John Schultz dies, aged 85
  • Laird's bolts to Harding Medal
  • Redbacks ready for final pressure cooker
  • Gutsy Bridgey primed for assault on Panthers
  • Loddon Way - Your passport to discovery starts this weekend
  • Knight of valour: Bulldogs into grand final
  • McKinley's goal snuffs Bears fightback
  • Panthers name Davis, Symons back for Bridgey
  • Redbacks regain pair
  • Don the pinny and step back to times of vintage fun
  • Sack the board: Clubs seethe at financial management revelations
  • Street fix cost not in budget
  • Library visit figures drop off the page
  • Big sale, profit jump for olives
  • Murphy locks in re-election bid
  • 'Rainbow' petition seeks signatures in committee call
  • Roadside dumping sparks fire
  • GRDC networks hooks into local ideas
  • Uniting with strength: Towns plan walk
  • $20,000 star puts glow on day at Merino stud auction
  • Our three new citizens
  • Age of consent: Mayor's casting vote brings back pronouns
  • Brigades reel in latest recruits
  • Country voice booms at rally
  • Flood cash block with Feds: Allan
  • Deficits fuel MP's health pledge trust fears
  • Double delights will make Richard's Father's Day
  • Opposition builds to cattle grid move
  • Plant failure could close ‘old pools’
  • Mellington hits training track but selection looks unlikely
  • String's stronger in second clash
  • Swings of momentum - Bulldogs on up
  • AgVic staff check in chicks
  • Big contenders at strength for clash
  • Blink of an eye and game blown open
  • Surge-hint Maroons struck down by lightning delays
  • Neighbours tonight caring for Brooke Street legend
  • Economist will talk on farming factors
  • Our readers share their views on power and health
  • Your online words - school, footy, food and shopping
  • Major's Vision: Art show increases prizemoney
  • Bulldogs best and fairest: Defender voted top
  • JBK caps top year, Poxon awarded life membership
  • Nomad days are over for market
  • Postle claims fourth best and fairest in return year
  • Elias puts in a blinder, talks about audition
  • Field guide engages youngsters with flora
  • Quality partner will own VNI West, says TCV
  • Streetscape group will meet in November
  • $22m flood repair cash - STILL WAITING
  • Environmental returns ‘more than buyback target’
  • Council backs flood probe change call
  • Popular lake ride back for Christmas
  • Blackspot tower upgrade starts this week
  • New projects good bites to healthy living
  • Science week orbits life on Mars
  • Youth awards open with a revamp
  • Let the finals fun begin
  • LV elimination final: 0-4 gives way to hope
  • LV qualifying final: Spotting danger points
  • Oracle tips against his flag prediction
  • Week one: teams selected so far
  • Double Max: Beattie's weekend of bests
  • Final round haul snags league award
  • Maroons back off in final term
  • Redbacks say see you again Saturday
  • Injured Postle to miss semi-final
  • Basin plan ‘avoids certain key facts’
  • Government walks in $30k to boost big Easter event
  • Safe driving message for youngsters
  • Your online words - elections and corellas
  • Researchers contradict Meta news access assertions
  • Abstain vote only a veil to water fight objection
  • Historic pioneer gates could be removed
  • Ian receives Lions community honour
  • Holt's reveal: When he wants to retire
  • Kedleston Park: Rams driving high yields
  • Michelle receives aged care award
  • Police strength boosted: Two more officers at Inglewood
  • Ram sale season has ripper Terrick start
  • Forced amalgamations rejected for health services
  • Health review backs importance of local brand
  • Inspections give highway bridges safety clearance
  • Minister drops by to check school building works
  • Vietnam Veterans' Day service on Sunday evening
  • Classrooms were built in just eight weeks
  • Declining enrolment ends 68 years of education
  • Greater connection call by challenger
  • It’s been a good school, says foundation student
  • Club functions tuned in for Feeny Medal count
  • On the line! Redbacks want finals action
  • Site fees? Newbridge wagon ready to be hitched, says The Oracle
  • State of play: local netballers head into final home and away round
  • Youthful injection sets stage in Pies’ greatest result of season
  • Gale's pivotal moment in Maroons' win
  • Hargreaves seals Redbacks' victory
  • Hobson, Dixon back for Maroons
  • Young back for Royals in Redbacks clash
  • Editorial: Great corella mystery
  • Programs to ease cost pressures
  • Still room for youngsters: kinder enrolments open
  • Crop munchers: pesky birds get new sugar fix
  • Blokes eyeing new home to gather
  • Hall works force venue scramble
  • Worth saying hello to new owner
  • Opportunities knock again at shop's new home
  • CFA chief praises volunteer values in workplace
  • Leadership program in jeopardy
  • Youth pitch shire career pathways
  • Being a councillor: Bookends of service
  • Police warning: unlocked cars targeted
  • Rink of change: Clubs on the move
  • Carly's platform of change to achieve more growth
  • Nick wants to be voice for small towns
  • Dunolly house fire: man dies
  • Advertised! Station spot will be filled
  • Hunt rules ‘forget non-shooters’
  • Senate's call to delay 3G shutdown
  • Golf club pair awarded life membership
  • Double dip good after tight tussle
  • August rainfall figures under par
  • Danny's ready for game #350
  • Two clubs with some young, handy quartets
  • Boundary calls: Redbacks sweat on neighbour’s close encounter
  • This Saturday's Loddon Valley football teams
  • Who's in an out in North Central football
  • Demons have sword drawn
  • Mitiamo will host Loddon Valley grand finals
  • Performance shy of perfect 10
  • A credit! Health service passes with flying colours
  • First time in a century: home gets new cover
  • Street advisers will be revealed
  • Tree clearing probe still unresolved
  • Ladder change: Eagles points are back
  • Flood warning failures are identified
  • The October that brought devastation
  • Flood inquiry calls for changes
  • Joe’s distinguished RCH efforts are recognised
  • Unity plea on water
  • Council election enrolments close tomorrow
  • Crunching way to better paddock productivity
  • Great corella exodus: trees off the menu
  • Letters: Reader ire over water stance by two councillors
  • Businesses share their stories of confidence
  • Critical advice ignored, says VFF
  • VNI West partner will become owner
  • Terrick West kicks off stud ram sale season this week
  • Jungwirth lists her questions on water
  • Aboriginal voice on Coliban board
  • Daniel steps down from health board
  • Murphy, Mayor yet to make re-election bid decision
  • Demons keep hopes alive, top sides dominate
  • Late goal robs Boort of upset victory
  • Point proven as Pies aim for vital top two finish
  • Tournament biggest field in six years
  • All eyes on Demons and Blues
  • Tom to troops: We can do this
  • Bulldogs name Brodie, Nevins back for Blues
  • Jed’s Rouse-ing shots at goal
  • Maroons glow in the dark
  • Youngsters named in senior side
  • Loddon Way - the new way to discovery
  • Obituary: Margaret Williamson
  • Vaccinate now to boost local rate
  • Judd edges towards Victorian title
  • Letter to the editor: We are never alone
  • Local fleeces best in nation
  • Old salutations still respectful
  • Handle on robustness and risk
  • $25k - local rams top national auction
  • Social solar spam: councils ‘sharing’ shop fronts
  • Transmission priority plan aims for energy targets
  • VNI West remains on commission’s radar
  • SES unit back under local control
  • Fast-track works have streetscape project close to finish
  • Interest-free loans for heritage work
  • You can call me Missus ... but ask first
  • Election 24: Council voter rolls close Wednesday
  • History eyes on GMW site
  • Lions plan another year of growing community
  • Two abstain but majority vote to continue water fight
  • Enduring legend - Kellie to play 500th
  • Keep getting better: Cameron’s push in final month of season
  • Netball juniors will play 'catch-up' match
  • Retirement waits - milestone game for Kristen
  • Eagles in full flight with the early wind
  • Jake pegs hurt Sharp
  • Key three back for Panthers
  • Redbacks lineup for crucial game
  • Perspective: Leadership and decision making
  • Soft foods bringing people together
  • Travel gazers: Rail makes Hill ‘ideal weekend destination’
  • Golden hunters set new big bash target
  • Deb is banking on retirement after sale of popular cafe
  • Giant rock crusher will trample Loddon lands
  • New Wheelhouse manager: Nick back on home soil
  • Webster's mobile office across region on Thursday
  • First taste of vintage stunner
  • Doors are open as Arts Trail planning starts
  • Tackle pesky corellas: BOLD launches petition
  • Now on show: Snapping at rural landscapes
  • Lambs back topping $300
  • Taskforce seeks details on 'remaining pool'
  • Webster concerns with risks of 'carefree spin'
  • Weaver will stand in Boort Ward
  • Harness push gathers pace
  • Johnston wins region's top division title
  • Bears blow away meek Mean Machine
  • Pies fly home with wicked Wyche wind
  • Saturday morning fatality at Charlton
  • Defenders keep scores locked tight
  • Special moment as Cooper gets call-up for reserves
  • The Oracle: Who will grab third spot?
  • Gleeson defence switch works
  • Oscar performance and terrific Miller magic
  • Heavy field fells Bears in the first
  • Horror run: Nevins hurt in 'rough play, out two two weeks
  • Netball rebirth grows at night
  • League stars being rested for weekend games
  • Buybacks cannot become buyouts
  • Call goes out to boost summer fire force
  • OTF: Chilly mornings and Jack Frost
  • Your words: firies, harness racing, corellas
  • We’re going where? Brooke heads straight for the map
  • Anglers catch on at big fish meeting
  • Donaldson Park will host North Central grand finals
  • 135,000 push-ups tell message
  • Golf's tournament season starts
  • Lilly gets a Head Start
  • Law fills Nathan's footy void ... and it's nothing like Suits
  • McKinnon steps down from North Central LLEN board
  • Ditch buyback tender approach: Mayors
  • Lions keep care commitment
  • Staged and steady, says Minister
  • Buybacks start: Irrigators hold crisis talks on water
  • Network upgrades in pipeline for two towns this year
  • Stephanie weaves her artistry in indigenous conversations
  • Aboriginal art designs top streetscape plans
  • Three-legged champions turning 90
  • Cornering fashion: New store opens in Inglewood on Saturday
  • Battlelines are set in top of table clash
  • Loddon Derby: Pies want to brush off bye slump
  • Mega round: Who's up for spots one to six
  • Big names selected for crucial matches
  • North Central football teams for Saturday
  • Brilliant bursts and one relentless rover
  • Goal centurion’s Sharp focus on quest for big season accolade
  • Mitchell Park masters: Dogs stop Marong
  • Vital percentage booster for Mean Machine
  • Finding a way to net-zero with creating more pain
  • MP's push for affordable housing
  • OTF: Sneaking to the kitchen
  • Perils of social media block on local news
  • Consul general visits Pyramid Hill
  • Fee hold a ‘help to ease living costs’
  • Praise from past for the future
  • Shire’s bad roads belong to government, says Mayor
  • Crossing site yet to be selected
  • Local voices part of VNI West study
  • Pig inquiry a 'bias clash'
  • Tom picks up supermarket reins
  • Brigade ‘cheapest form of insurance’
  • Chills and cheers greet the Big Freeze stars
  • Hospital beds made with growing care
  • Irrigation water share opens at 69%
  • 10 million litres come from olive harvest
  • Latest monthly sports star winners
  • Watershed weekend: Pyramid Hill's hill and Sharp's 100th goal
  • Wilson makes state team for fourth time
  • Fitzgerald's AFL game plan
  • New format, new president in Upper Loddon cricket
  • Tearaway Tigers dash opening term hopes
  • Washout in final round: Kane champion
  • Collis in for Pyramid, Tibbett out for Panthers
  • Empty nest tumble for Pies
  • Hayes to play 200th senior game in Woosang Challenge
  • Top teams step up to cover goal guns
  • Over the Fence: Bradley's latest 'chilling' sign
  • Tourism pitch for culture partnerships
  • Winter training will have firies summer ready
  • Your online words: Health future, corellas, school respect
  • Bridge makes council's next work list
  • Capital chats explore future
  • Centuries of service to fire brigade
  • Government deflecting responsibility onto cash-strapped councils
  • Learn Local opens skill doors
  • Satisfaction survey: Lingering angst in south
  • Stitching memories: Givoni reunion plans
  • Half reported crime remains unsolved
  • Inspiration comes from carnival's rich history
  • Nuclear proposal finds favour, says Webster
  • People of influence command interest
  • Rise rise, budget adopted by council
  • Couple starts new home search
  • Duck hunt protesters draw ire of game authority
  • Young cyclist hit on busy highway corner
  • Big Freeze: Sporting support for dunk at Serpentine time on Saturday
  • Chairman quiet on race meeting cuts
  • The crowd pullers: why tops the table?
  • Twigg's the trigger for Bears
  • Nevins back after injury
  • Pies put star recruit in front of goals
  • First to century? Mello injury puts Sharp in box seat
  • New Loddon league executive officer starts
  • Editorial: Strip away the housing spin
  • Letter: Petition to reverse ex-Premier's gong
  • Supermarket owners to check out after 40 years
  • Your online words
  • Her Majesty will be impressed
  • In the can! Passionate Nimmitabel makeover
  • Lentils return top pulse in crop trials at Pyramid Hill
  • Time to check your yield potential
  • VNI West ‘controlled action’ check call
  • Give support for teaching of phonics reading: specialist
  • Joint effort to bolster cybersecurity
  • New steam building at eucalyptus museum
  • Community facilities star in week of chats
  • Local heroes: Medal pair first to help
  • Loddon already better than Government house target
  • Order to dismantle 'our Taj Mahal'
  • How good are river trees? That's an unknown
  • Murray makes last deliveries
  • Punt shunt: Harness racing meetings cuts
  • Right Royal roast for Jack
  • Momentum on show in second victory
  • Slice of the good life in Men’s Health Week
  • Thomas coy on health mergers
  • From top to bottom: mid-season scorecard
  • Kane takes commanding lead into final round
  • Collins back for Mean Machine this weekend
  • Game 301 will wait for Postle
  • Big day dampeners: Royals lead the way
  • Contempt or careless? Panthers errant up forward
  • Keeble goal king as Pies ram home final hopes
  • Auction this Saturday: Renovate or detonate, says agent
  • Farmers look for more drops from sky
  • Letter: Government mediocrity a concern
  • Opening July 1: Ergo and Mane
  • PERSPECTIVE: A weekend of birthday buzz
  • Residents have worthy cause in their sight
  • Retail trader’s workshop series kicks off this month
  • River tree corella action calls grow
  • Time for a laugh: Over the Fence
  • 16,000 new trees planted in four months
  • Brooke St speed triggers new ‘40’ sign push
  • Long weekend wine a winner
  • We'll call out 'slurs', says principal
  • Bridge damage 'before the floods'
  • Hard decisions on horizon, says council group
  • Shire faces $35 million shortfall
  • Shortest day: Town prepares for Solstice
  • Activists claim protester hurt at Lake Boort
  • Bolognese beats the mid-year chills
  • Comment: Bad habits mar visits of ministers
  • Minister's puff of smoke visit
  • 40 years since last big goal dual
  • Elite company: 300th senior game for Postle
  • In conversation with ... Three rare Redbacks
  • Sports comment: put pulse into King's Birthday Weekend
  • Calivil, Newbridge make big changes for key clash
  • Who's been selected for Saturday's game
  • Cloke and dagger: depleted defence hampers plan
  • Desperately closed to pulling off major upset
  • Gentleman Jack: The legend has turned 100
  • Strengthened Redbacks have season’s first win
  • $½m export bales lost in shed fire
  • Carnival honours go to North Central
  • Donaldson Park: Journey of partnerships
  • Letters: Congratulations to school
  • Man will face charge after concrete and gravel dump at city protest
  • Nurses share $1500 scholarship thanks to auxiliary
  • Second bridge put out of action
  • Students in Push-Up challenge
  • Duck season brought welcome influx of visitors
  • Parker wants renewable energy rules to respect community
  • Simon gets national show judging gig
  • Values, logo students understand
  • Dairies face price drop amid rising costs
  • Band still pumping out tunes
  • Mallee unchanged in federal redistribution
  • Nicole putting spark into start of day
  • A year on, couple waits for dog attack answers
  • Big ward changes can wait: Review goes with tweaks
  • Historic treasures from Empire Days
  • Worth the wait: plaque recognises flood recovery leaders
  • ‘Complex fault’ plays havoc with fixed phone lines
  • Goal streak: Sharp fan's strip sprint
  • More police but town station still vacant
  • Loddon Shire CEO expected to be named on AFL council
  • Hargreaves in form as Redbacks tame Bulls
  • Nullawil names ex-Pie Cloke
  • Sheahan strikes and shines
  • Wilson escapes with reprimand
  • Ministers slips into Boort for Aboriginal funding announcement
  • Blues bowls combo makes semis
  • Farm plans get a makeover
  • New digest: Loddon Herald briefs
  • Runners crunch frost with resilience
  • Permit gets okay for houses, shed
  • Potter joins list of monthly Sports Star winners
  • Something for everyone at CFA, writes acting chief
  • Your online words
  • Future hooks in hubs, says Mayor
  • Putting a new roof on historic buildings
  • Saints supreme in defending honour
  • Stud sheep part of first school wether contest
  • New faces at Boort supermarket
  • ‘Significant high grade’ mineral sands testing
  • Sudden closure: Bridge access denied
  • DJAARA pushes cultural burn agenda
  • Emma takes rural shift
  • Fair access: Gender quota mandate for committees
  • Hunts back at lake after bats move on
  • Vibrancy in retirement at Bendigo Lifestyle Village
  • $7 million Donaldson Park community hub opens today
  • Inglewood spotlight in new video
  • The Oracle looks at today's LV footy match-ups
  • VNI West planes take to skies in week of route mapping
  • BREAKING NEWS: No change in Mallee
  • Alexander back for Bridgewater
  • In and outs for this weekend's round
  • Bears break free - Mellington's 13
  • Reunion Day stumps Blues
  • Tough talks tipped in water buyback bid
  • BREAKING NEWS - Government takes 'easy option' on ward changes
  • Blues in bash for house reno party
  • Citizen scientists receive malleefowl report
  • Community health service has new CEO
  • Ground sown for testing
  • New energy benefit in renewable zones
  • Opinion: What a difference $25 million would make
  • Vaccines play big role
  • Stickers show footpath fitness
  • Swap meet's hot deals
  • Tree killer: corella cull cash call
  • Mapping the spend: Wonderful weekends
  • Daniel's cooking with confidence
  • Brigade’s wait for new station now into 2025
  • Lucifer's carnage: Demons demolish Inglewood
  • No-goal final term has Redbacks short by seven
  • Rural areas ignored, Budget tagged a failure by Webster
  • No movement at "empty station" by police bosses
  • Phil hands over chief's helmet
  • Sludge to fertiliser: chemical-free plan
  • 5G work at mountain blackspot
  • Blues moments of brilliance after flat-foot start
  • Dominance in Maroons' breakthrough
  • Get set for a boil over, says The Oracle
  • Volunteers are united: Run for Resilience this Sunday
  • Jumper loyalty - special round at Mitiamo
  • Only one team close to Panthers
  • Ins and outs: Wedderburn without McEwen
  • Teams for Saturday big matches - Inglewood regains Stobaus
  • Lucky escapes on district roads
  • Historic home brims with modern feel
  • Letter - Better than Easter? That's a joke
  • Local perspective: Agritourism a path towards diversity
  • Body wax and clippers add to foundation fundraiser
  • Enchanted evening at debutante ball
  • Land access sign-up mystery
  • Shane shares week of golden secrets
  • 2024 council elections: Beattie calls time
  • Co-ordination call to lift wheel cactus fight
  • Solar testbed shines on future
  • VNI West access sweetener hits $50k
  • Volunteers Week: Service club shares its time to aid communities
  • Volunteer Week: Vibrancy in partnerships
  • Volunteer Week: Women who make good things happen
  • Volunteers Week: Our heartbeat and lifeblood
  • Bush love: dob in a dumper call
  • Rockets in skies around Serpentine
  • Advocate will be on panel at post-Budget forum
  • Stone axes home at keeping place
  • Superoos give Blues a fright
  • Blues better on the Dome - roll can continue
  • Alexander the great: He's been the best recruit of '24
  • Keeble key for Pies
  • The Ant and Cam show is coming
  • Panthers boosted for big clash
  • Sheep and lamb market report
  • T20 start likely in season revamp
  • Door opens to twilight fixtures
  • Mellington contests strike charge at tribunal
  • Feed factor in state of prices
  • Show’s craft stars collect regional honours
  • Stewart’s game as Kelly
  • Letter: Wheel turns on old court house
  • Main Street: Business driving growth confidence
  • Obituary: Harvey Hayward Bawden
  • Perspective: Working in a budget
  • 3G will stay on the line longer
  • Anti-hunt activists claim councillor conflict
  • Diversity and impetus will benefit shire, says Mayor
  • Education Week: Aspirations of a dynamic learning community
  • Education Week: Excitement in class and exploring local bushland
  • Education Week: Study sleuths in hub of local warmth
  • Education week: Wedderburn's celebration
  • Team spirit key to destination growth
  • Boort holds off faster-finishing more accurate Wyche
  • Budget blow for better roads, says Walsh
  • Mean Machine holds sway in three quarters
  • Town pedestrian crossing funding in Budget
  • Blues with one: six more will secure top five
  • Heads are being shaved for Rowan
  • Mitchell Park masters: Blistering Bulldogs
  • New million litre tanks being constructed
  • Tommy gunners: two shape their sides
  • Collins, Pollack back for Mean Machine
  • Young pair back in seniors
  • Diggers take time to remember comrades
  • Joint ticket: clubs launch association rescue bid
  • True love of words: school's writers' festival
  • Architects take first look at child care site
  • Crafty eight put on a show
  • Footpath flag fee gets a waiver
  • Contractor change gives town optimism
  • Duck season ‘as good as Easter’ for businesses
  • Graeme's blooms are best at show
  • Stewart heads off for a natter
  • Breakdown service taking a back seat
  • Care program opens way for after-school activities
  • Hanging on, hall makes birthday comeback
  • Rate tinkering won’t solve funding woes, say Holt
  • Breaking: Government appoint monitor to Buloke Shire
  • ANZACs gave with their life, today give with your time
  • Heath horror budget fears: mega Bendigo model on cards
  • Remember mates and their heroic deeds
  • Solemnity, pride on beaches of Gallipoli
  • Dawn Services are uniquely Australian
  • Mentor magic moves Bulldogs to top spots
  • Bulldogs maul Mean Machine
  • Hargreaves aerial dominance sets up Redbacks' win
  • Another week of 'brave pill' predictions
  • Dogs had their chances
  • Dynamic Derby - Pies and Redbacks meet today
  • It's all about the love and the hate
  • Ins and outs for Boort-Wedderburn clash
  • The lineups for weekend of big clashes
  • Mean Machine drives home goals
  • Nevins' season in doubt - out at least eight weeks
  • Don't let airbrush touch our Anzac spirit
  • From novice to champion in a short time
  • Irrigators talk on drainage plans
  • Time to say goodbye after 12 years running supermarket
  • BREAKING: Environmental study ordered on VNI West
  • Federal funding change needed, says CEO
  • Gina sells stake in Catalyst, still partner in Four Eagles
  • River red gums again under attack
  • Jill snags long service milestone
  • Dokic serving up good life tips
  • Second upgrade in pipeline for school
  • Shire wants to set up 'rainy day' account
  • Stocktake time for Malleefowl
  • Final report hope for local flood insight
  • Kindness of Scots shines at launch
  • Old church block gets sale reprieve
  • Streetscape work contractor replaced
  • Double joy on Magpie courts
  • Revving tractors greet TCV chiefs
  • Kennedy courageous as Blues given Mean Machine lesson
  • Redbacks dominate in North Central
  • Allen key to fightback against Bears
  • Autumnal authority stamped by league’s super goal guns
  • Mercurial moments in Pies victory
  • Redbacks deliver a ‘statement of intent’
  • Please sir! Can we have more ... and dessert too?
  • The Oracle's crystal ball: I'm tipping some upsets
  • Payne, Nevins out of Anzac clash - Saturday's teams
  • This weekend's North Central teams
  • Large crowds at local Dawn Services
  • Rivals always but our towns are one
  • Your online words: Phones and footy
  • Opening days at Inglewood and Wedderburn golf
  • Anzac Day services in our local communities
  • Partnership tackles weeds in region
  • Knowledge decades in the making
  • Lake precinct consultation sparks EV charger talk
  • Obituary: Twinks Lyndon
  • Destiny date: clubs talk cricket future
  • Hearing services come to shire
  • Network expansion lifts regional enthusiasm
  • New flagpole put in place for ceremony
  • Water buy up: Coliban gets farm probe property
  • 3G shutdown leaves people vulnerable, says Webster
  • Couple will keep good mail coming
  • Passing lanes make Calder priority list
  • Rustic finds at market
  • Scottish celebration in Pyramid Hill today
  • Weekend football roundup
  • Regional champions at state titles this weekend
  • VCAT overturns farm house permit refusal
  • Maddi best on court in game return
  • Z factor: Zelencich has a flying start
  • Fungi takes flight over Inglewood
  • Irrigation season's end looms in region
  • PERSPECTIVE Backward steps: a State Budget to fear
  • Ins and outs for this weekend's North Central games
  • The teams: Blues select 'from side' for first game
  • Clip on the flank turning point for Eagles on way to bitter-sweet taste
  • Game's Sharp switch - pivot to success
  • New platform for good reads
  • Songwriters will add top notes to school literary festival
  • Take a seat while walking around town
  • First findings back from pool study
  • Muddy river’s quick burgers - the other Loddon
  • Trucks driving growth of shire’s agricultural show
  • Classic Country Living in Bridgewater
  • Families continue traditions at great Rheola event
  • Geotechnical surveys begin along corridor path
  • Project boss says ‘we’re listening’
  • Push grows for transmission line insurance, firefighting details
  • Cricket association talks tonight
  • 4G ready: Telstra confident of smooth shire changeover
  • Council considers sustainability inquiry pitch
  • 'Crater road' fix pledge, review of future work
  • Terrain challenge in river towns, says Tinker
  • Last-minute lake closure sends duck hunters batty
  • Linehan has opening day honour
  • Long road to wine trade recovery
  • Put more areas off limits, say anti-shooting advocates
  • Bears growl at home to open season
  • Reigning premiers seal success in second term
  • Experienced bounce: key pair’s return
  • First bite Bulldogs the tip
  • The Oracle's crystal ball: Catto's season preview
  • This Saturday's North Central football teams
  • Big, bright and shiny new toys on the road
  • Local lineup has Miti looking strong again
  • The big shake up: Commission achieved a little bit says AFL
  • Time has arrived to canvas new options
  • LODDON VALLEY - Opening round teams
  • Sanctions against Eagles - stripped of points before season start
  • Give regions fair go in Budget, says Broad
  • Neville plots next mission as trekkers wrap up latest run
  • Water change campers head to Loddon River
  • Window spot gives phone service hope
  • Road crater shocker: big hole on bus route
  • Speedier skills lift efficiency of shearing shed hands
  • The inside story: How Bradley overcame challenges to claim record
  • Winery presses juices after good harvest
  • Assessment says VNI West best plan
  • Protest roadshow claims rejected by AEMO and State Government
  • Trees down in first decent dump in two months
  • Troubled project finish delayed again
  • Charlie sprints to Gift victory at Rheola
  • Janey's close shave helps the kids
  • Rodda retains top billing at tournament
  • Trots prove a winner for Amity Club
  • Gippsland chopper stars with sharp carnival axe
  • Finding Faith: Warmth at new home
  • Sophie shows young, old can have fun
  • Wheel spins away at greatest show
  • Restrictions to end but grassfire risk remains
  • Rheola Charity Carnival - All the results
  • World chief competes in Easter tournament
  • Man, 89, charged with historic offences
  • Carnival with smiles from above
  • Duck hunting season starts next week
  • New Loddon business: Great food infusion
  • Your online words: phones remain hot issue
  • Breaking ground: hew homes on horizon this year
  • Katherine promotes local eucalyptus provinance
  • Seven step out at Wedderburn College debutante ball
  • Shirley’s Coaldrake Award a rare honour
  • Crime figures a mixed bag in region
  • Special report: Creating family atmosphere for future
  • Special report: Summertime break time puts extra call on emergency list
  • Duke of Edinburgh achievements are in bronze
  • Enzo's heartfelt support hits high note
  • Popular nursery grows to celebrate fourth birthday
  • Young P-plater caught at 190kmh on Calder
  • Bradley pumped after pumpkin 'world record'
  • Storm-free Rheola a huge success
  • Special report: Kids forced to make choice in crossover
  • SPECIAL REPORT: Premiers say five teams 'stay key'
  • SPECIAL REPORT: The summer that fizzled
  • The Oracle says: It’s demographics, farm sizes and footy factors
  • Bradley primed for pumpkin paddling record
  • Broad pushes for Plan B review action
  • Rheola reader for a ripper day
  • Rolling subs tipped to lift game pace
  • Social shop idea earns funding
  • Planned burn near Wedderburn, Sunday March 31
  • Landmark Irrigation Farmlet - 55 Laanecoorie-Newbridge Road Newbridge
  • Approval fast track follows ‘sham talks’
  • Flags lowered in honour of ‘Twinks’
  • McClelland steps into league’s top position
  • Successful carnival kicks off new season
  • Bespoke design in beautiful Boort
  • Centenary feast of bowling on big tournament menu
  • Choppers checking power lines, clearance across region
  • Easter reflection: Crisis? There is good news to celebrate
  • Miti boys bring home first pennant in four decades
  • Award spotlight increases awareness of lake trees
  • Drivers reminded to take a break this Easter
  • Lou Green - Writing the country vibe
  • Otto flies at old Pelican Hotel
  • Cracking success with rebirth of Lions market
  • EDITORIAL: Will government speed efforts to hear voices?
  • Kristen goes solo at gallery
  • Landholders meeting to discuss VNI West
  • Here's cheers to St Patrick
  • High-grade zones focus of Falcon’s future drilling
  • Locals to fore at store sheep sale
  • Rheola will connect to world for a day
  • Calivil North re-stamps place as association benchmark
  • Care and respect expected, says Agriculture Victoria
  • Council group makes flood recovery framework change its top priority
  • Extra courts needed for annual tournament
  • Cameo champion: Lock steps take Redbacks from wooden spoon to premiership
  • NBN starts boost work on towers
  • New soil guide launched
  • Silver lining to 125 years of Redbacks
  • Hocking, Addlem win gold at state titles
  • Appeal legend recruits helper
  • Lake work ideas out for community consultation
  • Machinery tops bidding at clearing sale
  • Boyd wins Meadow's Cup for club champion
  • Closure sign of hollowing out, says irrigator
  • Nursery marks 4th birthday this weekend
  • Office had few visits each week, says GMW
  • Councillor perspective: Go direct to access chain of local action
  • Editorial: An old record playing same song
  • Electric Vehicle push to drive up Mallee road user costs, says Webster
  • Government promises thousands of new radios for CFA brigades
  • OTF - the prez and his raffle prizes
  • Wedderburn bowlers have a super season
  • Willing helper honoured with top women’s award
  • Farmers praise Blazeaid as Boort camp closes
  • Heat of battle - how sports adapted to semi-final heat
  • Mid-year connectivity plan date
  • New fire station wait almost over: Minister
  • Serpentine's decade average record intact
  • GMW shock call closes Pyramid Hill office, depot
  • Brigade gets tins ready for Good Friday appeal
  • Police say Pyramid Hill vacancy will be advertised
  • Towns in eye of new flood mapping tool
  • Upper catchment has risk warning gap
  • Jodie unlocks golden experiences
  • Op-shop part of old hotel plans
  • Passion, love of jamboree etched in new plaque
  • Pools were busy on final days of season
  • Approval backlog irks neighbouring shires
  • Grand final today: Band form fine tuned
  • Path to big dance: Pair steady after disastrous start
  • Potent bowling attack’s quick rip through top order
  • Shire ward boundary proposal hearing date set
  • "Gastro" outbreak linked to Esoteric Festival in Donald
  • Lions Market makes comeback in Inglewood on Saturday
  • Better treatment of women's health
  • Maxted's Marvel: Bliss with cup win
  • Tourist centre volunteers gather information on attractions
  • Your online words: Boundaries, land and water
  • Editorial: Gritty issues are dominating new year
  • Land tax change hits locals for first time, says Walsh
  • Local Merino breeders honour industry icon
  • New book shares stories of sacrifice
  • Crafty local are heading off to market
  • Drillers find valuable mineral sands
  • Fire fail: Donaldson Park game blow
  • Power and the pedal: first run success
  • Association conducts its junior championships
  • Cup winners in lead all the way
  • Field day double tops off stud's great week
  • Leadership journey begins
  • Four layers of red tape hold up 900 flood recovery projects
  • Government admits simpler process hope
  • Late notice pop-ups ask views on recreation
  • Premier warned two months ago of shire concerns
  • Avian wonders share harmony
  • LOCAL NEWS AT RISK AFTER META ANNOUNCEMENT
  • Parched landscape in February
  • Time arrives for four to 'true' real form
  • Flags fluttering in final flurries of bowls season
  • Honour roll rescued and restored
  • The new buzz of gold hits town this weekend
  • TCV pulls pin on talks at last minute
  • Next generation farmers are set to roll
  • Second shop owner in closure protest
  • Trucks, tractors and old door attract interest
  • Work about to start on college upgrade
  • Letter to the editor: Counsellors provide support
  • Harry’s Heroes: Malone steers flag success
  • Quality art attracts buyers to show
  • Thin blue line: empty northern stations
  • Bargains and opportunities at shop garage sale
  • River camp site risk fears
  • Showcase explores jobs in tourism businesses
  • Flood work impasse - the first words
  • Equal and fair pressure: works in pipeline
  • Juniors from across region at doubles tournament
  • Majority of blocks sold in first major subdivision
  • New reports looks at unlocking Loddon's residential growth
  • Build on vibe that creates destination
  • Green diet agenda unleashes dangerous ‘war on meat’
  • Museum eyes history site change
  • Town group wants centre to re-open
  • Fait accompli? Canvas other boundary options
  • Jungwirth bolts out with re-election announcement
  • VCE takes minimalist approach to ward review
  • Cars and bikes making run to Newbridge
  • Lauren named state's top sports volunteer
  • Premiers ... and two more in running
  • Volunteers were in first strike team
  • Words of inspiration will flow at writer's festival
  • Foundation funds new computers
  • Have you been told today? Well, I have
  • OTF - looking at local funnies
  • Be prepared: Total Fire Ban today Wednesday 28 February
  • Big g’day from new Czech mates
  • Can cash centres get containers
  • Changes coming for farm planning laws
  • Land fetches district record at auction
  • Clarke, Sellick best for young Band
  • Lunch served with gratitude
  • Sarah’s Dy Dy paws-itively irresistible
  • Your online words: More on local phone woes
  • Bidders drive sale lots over expectations
  • Folk stars will stage festival tour stop at memorial hall
  • John cobbles good repairs at boot shop
  • Land fracas: residents oppose council sale plan
  • School leaders receive their badges
  • Alliance appeals VNI West Ministerial order decision
  • Bowlers light up the night
  • Martha hits the high notes
  • These old vans were made for working
  • Branches twisted and tossed in storm
  • Bul-a-Bul bats knock up 125
  • Pacer chasing Tasmania Cup bliss
  • Tributes the news for Leanne and Mal
  • Breeders expanding field with fleece competition
  • What's the backup? One telco hangs up
  • Pennant bowls results from across the region this week
  • VEC refuses to release ward enrolment projection data
  • Diggers give final salute
  • Over the Fence: Laughs in local life
  • Total fire ban declared for Thursday 22 February
  • BREAKING: Eagles switch bid bombs
  • Students hit the road in first week
  • Editorial: Passing the buck an unfortunate outcome
  • Lions street market making a comeback in March
  • New Blues: aggression and structure
  • Auxiliary considers defib upgrade requests
  • Badger remembered as a helping mate
  • Max receives health service's top honour
  • New health hubs close to home
  • AEMO quietly lodges plans with minister
  • New spot for newspapers from today
  • Ron rallies ripper raffle returns
  • Willing hands plant community garden
  • Dial Us In: Make us first class citizens
  • Holt quits commission - questions on future structure
  • Market day: buyers and sellers keep optimism
  • Your online words: Phones and connections
  • Commission still to decide fate of young Eagles
  • Crop strategies vital this year: researcher
  • Destination Brooke Street: the positive vibe
  • Lloyd closes innings at 102
  • Martha on stage this weekend
  • Pyramid Hill Art show opens tonight
  • This week's pennant bowls results from across the region
  • Multiple fires along Loddon Valley Highway
  • Water plants back operating after power outage
  • Bears building new balance
  • Letter: hit list of grievances
  • Letter: winner's history not always true
  • Your online words - coffee and speed zones
  • Limit water use - Coliban plea as plants hit by outages
  • $5.1 million upgrade for hospital urgent care
  • Libby awarded Gardiner Foundation scholarship
  • Pair put in handy dozen with service
  • Big heart at home: Twigg, concussion and return
  • First under hammer at new wool centre
  • Footpath permits needed under federal legislation
  • Laughter galore at stage table
  • Consult earlier on energy projects, recommends commission
  • First time water carted for towns
  • Super displays and amazing art will headline second show
  • Blazeaid flood repair team arrives
  • Cost shifting? Council cash helps, says Telstra
  • Dipping into rural careers
  • Signal falters just metres from mount transmitter
  • Future vision on agenda at community meeting
  • Hot day and a wet month
  • Pennant bowls results from across the region
  • Tennis results from across the region
  • Celebrate our uniqueness, says speaker
  • Have a legacy to create a vibrant future
  • It's time to pay council rates
  • Our leading citizens: Coral Maxted - Terrick
  • Algae alert issued for Laanecoorie
  • Our leading citizens: Jany Clutton - Inglewood
  • Our leading citizens: Jim Metelmann - Tarnagulla
  • Our leading citizens: Margaret Bentley - Wedderburn
  • Our leading citizens: Marj Potter - Boort
  • Face of adversity has a silver lining
  • Miserable convicts ... they built our nation
  • Pioneer match to open community day clashes
  • Volunteers make country towns, says top citizen
  • Duck hunters given tick for the future
  • Hundreds tempted by flavour of amazing food and drink
  • New water plant solar panels reduce carbon
  • Surprise announcement on store's future
  • Connectivity cash all around but not in Loddon
  • Food production sites hit market
  • Hold 'tongue the right way'
  • MP only offers 'letters of support'
  • Big jumps thrill river crowd at Masters
  • College sees big enrolment jump
  • Mayor recovering at home after surgery
  • Ruby's championship silver swim
  • Grumpee joy after start tape tangles
  • Quick hit encounters: rivals go for 20:20
  • Roads are now open: final shire update
  • Sunday trains will run to heat timetable
  • 40kmh zone coming to town next week
  • Councils plans to sell surplus land
  • Local pharmacies in Victorian trial
  • Pennant bowls results from across the region
  • Editorial: Dial Us In for phone investment
  • NBNCo says it's expanding footprint
  • Opinion: VNI West claims of arrogance and bluff
  • Time for a look at the lighter side of life
  • Brews flowing again in Tarna
  • Levee bank land deal to be inked
  • Loddon Shire council meeting briefs
  • Tin halls: the humble hubs
  • Big Ben! Swish Swiss stars
  • Martha - the opera coming to bigger local stage
  • Ross rolls out a top pitch
  • Council steps in to fill VEC ward information gap
  • Bells rings for new school year
  • December sports star announced
  • Dial Us In! Half an hour from Bendigo and no service
  • Farm cruelty claim probe continues
  • Care site hived off for ambulance station
  • Dial Us In - The bars to phone service
  • Duck shoot political fallout minimal, says lobby group
  • Pyramid Hill Art Show entries rolling in
  • Minerals Council pushes to fast track new mines
  • Cup a Priority: big race meeting Sunday
  • Dickie lends runners his ear and wisdom
  • Lloyd's great innings at 102 not out
  • 159 holes drilled in miner’s new program
  • Howard Matthews: Dedicated service to community groups
  • Marathon girl: Carly within reach of top time
  • Your online words
  • Gary Meadows: Legendary country editor
  • Half a century of service
  • Robbie Collins: Lover of sport and family
  • Jude Raftis, Samantha Bewley are Loddon's top citizens of 2024
  • Chelsea named top midwifery student
  • Local pledge on use of community equipment
  • Loddon Herald editorial: Democracy requires involvement, answers
  • 'Vertical flood' strips tomato yield by half, corn should recover
  • Electric cars and flood a poor combination
  • Four-quarter aim for big recruiters
  • Phone dropouts hinder emergency connection
  • Ward boundary review starts next month
  • Four roads remain closed - 22 January update
  • Land access licence bid still to be submitted
  • Region battered over 12 days - the rainfall figures
  • Shire counts flood cost
  • Stock horror: Farm cruelty claim probe
  • Drainage overflow distress - the flood aftermath
  • Fast drivers frustrate local police
  • Golden days ahead for Shane and Jackie
  • Hundreds walk in memory of Bella
  • Eagles take side door to league switch
  • Simpson beats lush field and a slow start
  • Woodies hoping for a better second half
  • Road closure update: 19 January 2024
  • Our communities gear up for Australia Day
  • Different messages on permanent ambulance station site plans
  • Grab your voucher for Flavours of Loddon Boort festival
  • Hands go up to revive SES unit
  • Bendigo midweek pennant bowls results
  • Doors open to new IDHS facilities
  • Priority Primary Care Centre now seven days a week
  • Snake bite warning from paramedics
  • Goschen sand mine development highlights broken EES process: VFF
  • Labor putting tax relief at risk during Cost of Living Crisis: MP
  • Seasonal water determination updated
  • Road closure update: Tuesday January 16
  • VNI West office opens
  • Road closure update: Monday 15 January
  • Summer reading: A harrowing story
  • Summer reading: Town's faces of service
  • We look back at the amazing history of Rheola Charity Carnival
  • Our first print edition of 2024 is coming
  • Results from Victoria’s first pet census
  • Save the bacon: push for late submissions
  • Summer reading: Reaping show success
  • Summer reading: They're only half barmy!
  • SES future: crucial community meeting on Monday
  • Road closure update: 1pm Friday January 12 2024
  • Summer reading: Haylett's first year as an MP
  • Summer reading: When Peter snapped his perfect record
  • Road closure update: January 11 at 1pm
  • Summer reading: Honour and service
  • Summer reading: Silver threads along roads and paddocks
  • Updated watch and act alert for Mitiamo and Pyramid Hill
  • Calm in Miti as paddocks turn to big ponds
  • BREAKING Floods assistance funding confirmed for local communities
  • Road closure update: January 10 1pm
  • BREAKING NEWS: Land bought for VNI West transmission station
  • Summer reading: Century of creative recycling
  • Summer reading: Listen to that purr
  • Flood assistance flagged after government, council talks today
  • Northern towns prepare, road closure latest
  • Rain drops final numbers at first sale of year
  • Summer reading: Experiences in culture
  • SUMMER READING: Rising a second time
  • Premier commits to assess shire flood impacts
  • Road flood closure update 1pm Monday
  • Community values: Craig Niemann’s journey from Yarrawalla dairy farm to Victoria’s biggest inland city
  • Defibrillators ready to save lives on V/Line trains
  • Gentleman Mal’s 700th: Friends, sausage rolls and the grand final streaker
  • Price of medicines should be going down, not up - Guild
  • Waters back on the rise after day of preparation and waiting
  • Last of crop off minutes before dump
  • Summer reading: Inglewood firefighter talks about tackling Canadian blazes
  • Summer reading: Jake’s journey discovers patience, teamwork
  • VICTORIANS URGED TO PRIORITISE ROAD SAFETY IN 2024
  • Extras resources in town ahead of predicted third dump
  • Container collection confirmed for Inglewood
  • OTF: The post-Christmas offering
  • Road fix agreement ends after 30 years
  • Summer reading: Top citizen Howard Rochester
  • Sandbag preparation ahead of weekend's third rain bomb
  • Harness racing at Boort today
  • Opinion: Child care call a proud moment
  • SES's week of flooded homes, rescues and and falling trees
  • Summer reading: We like our little church
  • When The Oracle's charges ruled the roost
  • Allira's top 20 pitch at country championships
  • Bush power - country pollies who make it to the top
  • Drain block work call for Calder Highway
  • Summer reading: Ploughs cut way to success
  • Trotting track washed away in floods
  • The drive and inspiration of Tyson
  • Contract green light for $2.9m centre project
  • Day of floods - how people waded through rising waters
  • Region providers help allied health students
  • Multiple floodwater rescues at Wedderburn
  • Leichardt haystack fire information
  • Daily grain record set at Mitiamo
  • Loddon Shire news briefs
  • The year that's been 2023 - - highlights of our stories
  • Tyson will meet his lifesavers one year on
  • Local heroes: Dramatic rescue from swollen creek
  • 21st Century Careers in Agriculture highlights
  • Chronic risk challenges for region, IDHS staff recognised
  • Marg calling time on 'house duties'
  • Rhianon will be our Sports Star award ambassador
  • Inglewood students have eyes firmly on future
  • Partners support youth pathways across region
  • Scholarship opportunities open for Loddon students
  • Successful year at Wedderburn College in 2023
  • FREE TO READ Damage data now being collected by shire
  • Acknowledgement of students and family at Boort awards' night
  • Captains uphold values at Tarnagulla
  • Trio of caring smiles, positive contributions at St Patrick's
  • Valedictory dinner celebrates champions at East Loddon
  • Minister rejects call to make disaster declaration
  • Celebration of achievement at Pyramid Hill College
  • Partners in enthusiasm at St Mary's
  • Rylea first to sit on Bridgewater graduation seat
  • VIDEO Walsh calls for natural disaster declaration to help farmer recovery
  • Boort five win playing area titles
  • Ex-fire chief new CMA chair
  • Laughs in life - OVER THE FENCE
  • Shelby puts another Giorlando on Band’s senior scoresheet
  • Market optimism going into break
  • Patient Pop hands over header reins
  • Industry immersion takes mine experience to 300
  • Ripper Rheola's amazing donation
  • Crunch time: SES unit near demise
  • Demons on top in "blowfly battle"
  • Rowe knocks maiden century in run spree
  • Watch alert lifted, waters recede
  • Homes flooded, two rescues, highway closed
  • Minor flooding, power outages hit on Christmas Day
  • CHRISTMAS REFLECTION Story brings hope and meaning
  • REFLECTION Strengths of our shire on show during the year
  • REFLECTION The presents that beat street bells and tinsel
  • EXCLUSIVE: Santa's last minute stops before big overnight run
  • Pennant bowls results from across region
  • VNI West court challenge rejected
  • Clarity aim of reserve masterplan
  • Fire caution plea from police
  • It was AEMO who aborted 'rowdy meeting'
  • Legend Lionel returns to his favourite ground
  • The art of staying course with focus and determination
  • Trailblazers prepare to retire
  • Good teeth put smiles on kindergarten faces
  • Rural home help needed, say agents
  • Town will lose its CERT team, Ambulance Victoria confirms
  • Youth charged after alleged aggravated burglary
  • Amy named Lions’ Youth of the Year
  • Farmer circle cycle of crop hope
  • Farmers 'must have transmission grid say'
  • Stellar results cap principal's career
  • Aquatic plants give up ghost before Christmas
  • Out but back ... and Nick's loving it
  • Pop-ups a taste of festive flavours
  • HARVEST BLITZ ‘Canaries’ slapped on trucks in roadworthy crackdown
  • Anglers bank good catches on opening weekend
  • Sue's message of care at KWN dinner
  • Town's Pelican has good shade again
  • Training support backs local staff
  • Three 40-plus scores for Steph
  • Positive words and hard work inspired by Korean pop songs
  • Screen shot for chilling tales
  • Sue's message of care
  • Environmental study call on agenda within weeks
  • Plaques chart towns legends and history
  • Soaring energy costs resurrection hoax, Walsh says of new look SEC
  • Webster puts up hand again
  • Pool back after more than a week
  • #shoploddon An amazing boutique drop for Christmas
  • Teen makes premier league debut
  • Tennis results from across the region
  • Campaign out to bust drink and drive myths
  • Phoebe our top VCE student
  • #shoploddon Paddock to plate a well-aged recipe
  • #shoploddon Quality and comfort at Carlie
  • Elliot digs working on big rigs
  • #shoploddon Best smallgoods find their way to feast tables everywhere
  • #shoploddon destination for dining and music
  • #shoploddon Put out the sign for Santa present
  • Brigade veteran cuts 130th anniversary cake
  • Good wine comes from good local grapes
  • Local produce packs a great celebration hamper
  • Santa's found best room in the house
  • Did minister read report? Govt says it didn’t matter
  • Moment of joy for young mothers with care announcement
  • Safety away from battles of Ukraine
  • Two nabbed within 30 minutes on highway
  • OPINION Duck hunt ban will access bigger share of nature tourism
  • Study takes flood area to new level
  • Third town wants highway speed cut
  • Water losses will hit food production, says VFF
  • CCTV vital in farm protection, say police
  • Cemetery gets a spruce for Christmas
  • Grove ‘new life’ down to a tea
  • Loddon Shire announces community flood recovery grants
  • Jimmy's best day of season
  • Newbridge women set top spot course
  • Pies draw Tigers in opening round
  • Crews battling fire fanned by blustery winds
  • Home to finest and best ready to fill you with festive joy
  • Mallee boundary can stay, review told
  • Rains top average but hits crops
  • #shoplocal #shoploddon has support from Mayor
  • Application to double processing capacity
  • Chilling summer read to be launched Saturday
  • Christmas hits the High Street tonight
  • Nation's oldest Holstein stud hits century
  • Haylett's first year in the Ripon hotseat
  • Tree the spot for Christmas gift of giving
  • Child care centre site confirmed for Wedderburn
  • New round of sporting group funding opens
  • $1m street jazz seed approved
  • Sport comment: unhelpful 'agenda' silence
  • Time for a laugh with Over the Fence
  • Youth volunteers recognised at BLG awards
  • MATES wrap up mentor program
  • Productivity commission back rural child care change
  • Slow down: communities win speed limit battle
  • Supermarket beats rivals for national award
  • AEMO community group four remain a mystery
  • Letters to the editor: Christmas and woke
  • New character test - rebounding Superoos
  • Tinsel and trees star at festival
  • Pennant bowls results from across the region
  • Stirring voices have Handel on The Messiah
  • Tennis results from across the region
  • Asian organised crime syndicate probe - raids at Kamarooka, Dunluce
  • 'Care factor' pushes back meeting time
  • Digital directions points visitors towards triangle
  • FOOTBALL LATEST: Eagles are wanted, says league boss
  • Latest local sheep, lambs and grain prices
  • Championship belt lifts boxer's win ratio
  • Chislett rides up storm
  • Life for Laurie started at bush nursing centre
  • Our readers have their say on 'woke' declaration
  • Celebrations finish with accreditation
  • Plan signals greater funding push by Landcare
  • Time for a laugh with Over the Fence
  • What a splash! Pools busy on opening weekend
  • Irrigators get river water guarantee
  • Liquidity goes out of Inglewood mine
  • New recruits pick up brigade hoses
  • Quality looking good as local harvest ramps up
  • Ambulance station demolition: Surge in FoI requests
  • Aspiring leaders put through mill before graduation
  • Be alert: Snakes are biting early
  • Overtaking lanes spared funding axe
  • Latest sheep and lamb prices
  • Poll starter’s gun fired
  • Quad bike fatality near Wedderburn
  • They didn't like idea of faltering phones, internet
  • Big picture problem of wheel cactus
  • An afternoon fizzer - Kingower makes quick work
  • Maiden Gully junior bid scuttled by commission
  • Pennant bowls results from around the region
  • Town mourns passing of centenarian
  • Car smashes into bridge pedestrian safety fence
  • Commission decision on Eagles still to come
  • Motorhome fills up tank with syphoned diesel
  • Open sees hundreds discover Masonic history
  • Regional plan could lure more visitors
  • Alligator weed spotted in region
  • Buyback support draws fire from region councils
  • Is our great country character at risk of being lost?
  • Rural communities being ‘treated as political pawns’
  • 20-year medals for community ambos
  • Budgets a worry for future
  • Community garden's $75,000 lift
  • Support crews join local volunteers after Murphys Creek fire
  • Get storm ready, urges SES unit controller
  • Hallelujah! Singing in chorus this Sunday
  • Shire's staff retention challenge
  • Students wrap examinations
  • Health minister under fire for 'ambulance station disrespect'
  • Target ticker: clock appeal reaches mark
  • Yukkas make way for rustic recycled garden
  • Communities gather for Remembrance Day
  • Christmas art festival starts celebrations: opens Friday
  • Country deserves child care choice: report
  • Regulator talks to AEMO but not shire on social licence
  • Roses and rockeries: a garden grows
  • Latest pennant bowls results from across region
  • Latest tennis results from across the region
  • Swimming pools open today
  • Five major industry honours for your Loddon Herald
  • Mower thieves hit golf club
  • Brothers pull off victory for Kingower
  • Council officers check property fire safety
  • Halt vaccine - end woke virus says new mayor
  • Sheep and lamb market report, prices
  • Cup brings frivolity and tips
  • Laughs of life: Over the Fence
  • Libraries offer free tech help for seniors
  • Protect against mosquitoes as weather warms
  • Local news in brief - what's happening around town
  • Mother, son star in horse buckle series
  • Safe and exhausted after mental health highway awareness walk
  • Gavan Holt mayor a seventh time
  • Big hit! Alive crowns super month
  • Calder road safety 'top of list'
  • Fire truck keys are made ‘official’ 18 months later
  • Health project on track for completion
  • 109,000 tonnes received across state in week
  • What is the Rural Addressing Project?
  • Winery toasts top gong
  • Hands of time catch up with historic clock
  • Can scheme clanger - one pulls out
  • Concrete floors ticks off community shed project
  • Ecologists map VNI West route flora, fauna
  • Socio-economic test removal a rural risk
  • Catalyst scopes environmental study
  • Remembrance Day services in communities this morning
  • Tense victory in Division 3 clash
  • Welsh's brilliant farewell salute
  • 'Confidential' bid with commission
  • Patchy rainfalls across region for month
  • Productivity needs water now and well into future
  • Region pennant bowls results
  • Abbey handles success at national level
  • Over the Fence - funny moments in life
  • Golden weekend discoveries
  • Pioneers recall tourism wagon
  • Halloween special - photos and witches
  • Internet outage hits region - Optus No!
  • New citizens are welcomed
  • Accomplished and organised: Molly's certificate
  • Beauty and Beast theme for debutante ball
  • Development group sets year priorities
  • Records bust museum history database
  • Mural panels tell student stories
  • Social licence review 'hidden' on website
  • Year of challenge, expansion for Landcare network
  • Date set to elect next mayor
  • Fire brigade captain named as 'hero' finalist
  • Thousands bring town Alive
  • Comeback bid - Broad seeks new horizons for skills
  • Community champions - lifeguards are needed
  • Eagles' false start - but call expected soon
  • New gift centre blooms at expanding nursery
  • New store owner gets town help after takeover
  • Opinion: licence cancelled by railroad tactics
  • Alive! Inglewood's big day tomorrow
  • DeJong spell scuttles Band
  • Latest sheep, lamb and grain prices
  • McHugh's heart-breaking debut as interim coach
  • Pedestrian crossing among priorities
  • Town rivals sneak home
  • Derby has close finish for second week
  • UPDATED: Man killed in Serpentine smash
  • Pennant bowls results from across the region
  • Tough morning for scoring
  • Watts raises firefighting concerns
  • Garage sale for town on November 11
  • Basin Plan buybacks 'a death knell for the bush'
  • Can, bottle recycling scheme starts
  • Planned burn today at Wedderburn
  • Police long weekend blitz starts Friday
  • Regional post offices 'must be protected from cuts'
  • Your weekly dose of the light side of life
  • Cameron clips 300 in one day
  • Danger bend: zero toll push starts here
  • Lynette takes trans-Tasman honours
  • National Rural Health Month highlights healthcare inequities
  • Skill, speed of shearers impress industry icon
  • Supporting veterans: poppies on sale
  • Buybacks would deplete local pool: Straub
  • Flows send fish off to new habitat
  • Judy forged pottery path across communities
  • Probus members from across region gather
  • Reality driving gold hunters
  • Top gear: apprentices lauded
  • 2023 Boort Show - all the results
  • Community development fund 'coming in reform measures'
  • Mosaic of transformation
  • Overdue and disappointing road blitz, says Walsh
  • Police impound P-plater’s car - 176kmh alleged
  • Webster backs nuclear option on energy
  • Bold eye on club future: junior team push
  • Club confers top award on stalwart Mullins
  • Hundreds at school 150th assembly
  • Top awards from Rural Press Club for your Loddon Herald
  • Games decide classic encounter
  • Next mayor talks held 'in camera'
  • Respite weekend before heading towards the festive season
  • Roads closed for up to six weeks
  • Steel splits spirit of tail
  • Footy's new 'interim' regional boss
  • George the Farmer is coming to Loddon
  • GMW says new approach paves future way
  • Back-to has town buzzing over weekend
  • Inglewood planned burn today
  • Malone’s brisk innings puts team in unbeaten position
  • Year-round effort reducing Victoria’s bushfire risk
  • Peter taken for historic birthday ride
  • Students give mental health lead
  • Students in training for Energy Breakthrough
  • BREAKING: Bendigo league takes Maiden Gully for next season
  • Energy giant plans solar farm terminal station
  • Farmhouse exempt from new property tax
  • Irrigation aids environment
  • School upgrade tender to be called
  • Residents asked for views on town future
  • Security doubled amid rowdy start to session
  • Sign of mount's height correction
  • Summer fire season preparations ramp up
  • Better roads promised in maintenance blitz
  • CFA commander presents life memberships
  • Musos rock river with love
  • Packed with passion and achievement
  • Catto continues family tradition at Rheola
  • Frank's final race at his country heaven
  • Talks continue on mine work plan
  • VNI West corridor news came hours before release
  • First low-reliability water share released
  • 'Gower star taking his bat north
  • Today's Upper Loddon cricket: home sides look good
  • Town gets hands on famous trophy
  • Back-to celebrations start tonight
  • Bigger bin three years in design before build
  • Manufacturer sends trays and mixers far and wide
  • Voice vote given big thumbs down in shire
  • Bridgewater back-to weekend: Farmware proud of town name
  • David matches top price for second year
  • From Rheola volunteer to SES chief
  • Golden stories pan to Dipper's TV camera
  • Two planned burns Thursday October 19
  • Bishop re-dedicates church after flood damage repaired
  • Underground finds delay finish to street project
  • VNI West project could face big compo claims
  • Walsh signs up bucket brigade
  • Everygreens will go again: Benaim, Postle sign on
  • Maintenance works will limit water supply
  • Proud of our shop: Isobel and the hospital auxiliary
  • Warren shares his 'unbreakable' message
  • Back-to-Bridgewater this coming weekend: community of resilience
  • Cap strapped: Marong move dead
  • Mystery ends: TCV names reference group members
  • Tradition rules at croquet tournament
  • Compo claims could be 'tens of millions' for VNI West
  • Resounding 'no' from Loddon communities
  • Ton in opening round for Simpson
  • Warren shares ‘unbreakable’ message
  • Good foot health focus of week
  • It's show day and volunteers have been amazing
  • Senior cricket season starts today
  • Vote today: yes or no on Voice referendum
  • Children have all the fun ... and it’s free admission too
  • Diggers raise $35,000 for Peter Mac Cancer Foundation
  • OPINION: Voice proponents have only created division
  • New award will recognise monthly top achievers
  • Ambulance station demolition angers readers
  • Big and shiny - trucks headed for Boort
  • Catalyst names new chairman
  • New dog plan just the start, says VFF
  • Bushland tour soaks up nature
  • EDITORIAL: Community is right to be angered
  • OPINION Andrews gone, time for a reset
  • Sheep and shears, horses and dogs
  • Authority head given contract extension
  • Goals kicked at new town hall space
  • Little Lake Boort filling ahead of summer
  • Plenty of fun at great family day
  • $5000 raised for charity at club's annual day
  • Patrons had countdown clock ticking to premier's retirement
  • Slink Pies emerge Queens of mountain races
  • University friends brew cafe switch
  • Broad snubbed in bid for ally on old ambulance station
  • Capacity field enters opening tournament
  • Shire’s ward boundary review start date set for early 2024
  • Wood best in second senior season
  • Ambulance station demolition right move, says Haylett
  • Barry awarded fire brigade life membership
  • Footy fever has caravan park booking leaping
  • VNI West corridor released - days before town sessions
  • Arnold juniors out of cricket season + NEW DRAW
  • Arts Trail weekend: Basil and Ross ready to welcome
  • Gold bash this weekend in Laanecoorie
  • It's rude: farmer anger as wait for VNI West corridor continues
  • Bears grunt early - Laird steps down but stays as player
  • Brothers take out Royal Melbourne Show woodchop prize
  • Flight of dragons, damsels: new field guide launched
  • Show boosts prizes for pavilion events
  • Enzo sings songs from the heart
  • Ideas can make a great main street
  • Maroons take next step in junior rebirth
  • Online words: mystery on VNI West group members
  • Award-winning coats bring flood courts back to life
  • B&Bs brace for bed tax detail, fear visitor downturn
  • It's a great life in shed - ask the five originals
  • More farm signs heightening biosecurity awareness
  • A-mazing project wins $3100 Landcare grant
  • 'Farm gate' home will be just 200 metres from town store
  • Field day trials and streams
  • Opening day and team's season SOS
  • Editorial: Masters of poor timing
  • Elmore Field Days start tomorrow
  • Never was any asbestos, government admits after demolition
  • Yes and no: voices sitting on the fence
  • Clean up property call ahead of fire season
  • Clocks jump forward - daylight saving to start
  • Demolition 'on lies' - town's protest of anger
  • VNI West corridor release: Another deadline missed
  • Free vaccines will again be available this summer
  • Rogainers on point for bush success
  • Vale bowlers call time after more than 60 years
  • Wearing the colours: community into footy today
  • Bell tolls on Kevin's day of driving the bus
  • Historic shear collection rallies interest at shed
  • Socially, Feds get it wrong on advertising spend
  • Local MP now Victorian premier
  • New premier must govern for all, says Walsh
  • A tip find fuels good engines
  • Fashionable look for the show
  • Friends of Kooyoora moves headquarters
  • Premier resigns - calls time at top
  • Cabins take up residence after 74km highway trip
  • Cricket slump - Redbacks don't want to be caught out
  • Firewood collection frustration
  • Wilson, McClymont bowl Aussie gold
  • Whole Loddon Love - Singing for our towns
  • Do not disturb: plovers busy on nest
  • Faces of AEMO's community voices: Big mystery
  • Police ask for help finding missing person
  • End of an era for Peter: strong results at clearing sale
  • Last chance to win show tickets
  • Teacher's disco dampener: vehicle stolen
  • Update: Four arrested after two-car crash
  • Bulldogs' accolades for its best
  • Duck hunters have supporter in Haylett
  • Hatchers heroes: How Pies won the flag
  • Numbers lift as spring sell-off lifts
  • Artists will have visitors on the local trail
  • Final quarter charge gets A Grade flag
  • Local buyers drive strong clearance
  • McKenzie, Jenkins goals prove difference in grand final
  • Community flood recovery grants open
  • Engine rally has town revving
  • Letter: State tries to be gas 'lone ranger'
  • Students part of sacred performance
  • Classic return above average for local stud
  • From local paddocks to the world
  • Heritage train steams through our region
  • Recovery funds acknowledge work of committee
  • Blokes mark milestone for Men's Sheds
  • Job bonanza: two eye summer expansion
  • New youth network needs local voices
  • Shows confirm super sheep consistency
  • Beards give fair fame a big shot
  • Bridget's special message in wellbeing art show
  • Cactus fight for all: tackling a local problem
  • Letter to editor: If you don’t know on Voice, then find out
  • Pair of flags for home town Pies
  • Fresh and fluffy takes the cake
  • Speed review decision expected this year
  • WIN! Tickets to touring theatre circus
  • Community group meets: members still not known
  • Countdown to VNI West corridor release
  • Final showdown pits Pies against new momentum
  • Youngsters ready to fly footy flag at home final
  • Grenfell late snap seals success
  • Josh disses out four quarters of endeavour
  • Plovers take up residence at old station
  • Third quarter did damage in reserves final
  • Cheaper water flows at local reserves
  • Highway passing lane still up in air: Webster
  • Spring firewood season open
  • Early start tipped to summer fire season
  • Alan clocks off after 51 years
  • Dozens sign up to footpath compliance
  • Gender title stop causes stir with readers
  • Pharmacy hours are cut
  • 'Bale filler' rams up sale average
  • Letter to the editor: Energy expectations
  • Opinion: Aboriginal agreements not to be feared
  • Second month well done on rain average
  • 350 in path corridor: new map close
  • Good wool cut and crimp in flock replacement rams
  • Mayor has hopes duck season will not get canned
  • Voice postal vote applications need a computer
  • Crafty times! Schedules are out for Boort Show
  • Eagles storm home for repeat success
  • Premiers and champions in three grades
  • Women's health: Denise puts smile in focus
  • From one coach to another: yours to lose
  • How to produce high yielding, high quality hay that meets market demand
  • Underdogs bark at right time
  • Weekend of engines, beards and aprons
  • Bulldogs unleashed in stunning victory
  • Dye cast from reserves' opening bounce
  • Metherell named new coach at Donaldson Park
  • Ramping up" Blockade bid to stop bulldozers
  • Health service given top accreditation
  • Police discuss community safety
  • Top doctor to give Loddon community tips
  • Community chance to chat
  • Good news comes from shed
  • Plated lamb travels paddock circle
  • Wait on start to 95MW solar power project
  • Mozzie checks will continue
  • Outstanding pair adds Dubbo ribbons to accolades
  • Profit, planting jump boost company line
  • Ambulance station latest: your Loddon Herald leading the way
  • $45 million year for new building permits
  • Be strong and call out female sport abuse at first opportunity
  • Charcuterie cheers - gold for Boort
  • New buyers alert for top prices
  • Bulldogs all grit in preliminary final
  • Rams will play in their first grand final
  • Superoos win thrilling preliminary final
  • Young Pies take direct route to grand final
  • Dogs take no chances in preliminary final TEAMS
  • Maintenance money only covers 65%: MAV
  • North Central netball: Pies and Redbacks clash today
  • Pies primed to take direct route into junior competition decider
  • Editor and The Oracle 2023 Ep 3
  • Achille's heel exposed: the contest is on
  • Bounce back Bears end repeat hopes
  • Burning questions: disgruntled clubs and limbo land
  • Ultimate act of being good sports
  • Field day introduces student tours
  • Growing sprigs of rosemary
  • Street works top action wishlist
  • Youth have say on flood recovery
  • Referendum date set: October 14
  • First-time buyer picks up six
  • Hemp testing to start
  • Mr, Mrs, Miss shown door by council
  • Vandals damage gate entrance at new ambulance station
  • Another top Dog: Collis wins medal
  • Final round of farewells
  • Nevins for a second year
  • Pirates pack a hearty punch
  • Blues blow time on Billett
  • Marong wins tussle in A Grade final
  • Big frames and wool
  • Remembrance of 50th anniversary
  • Bears earn second crack at Pyramid Hill
  • CERT originals mark service milestone
  • Eagles fly in extra time
  • It's not all over ... Marong struggles for supremacy
  • Mixed day for Pies
  • Moment of hope - this weekend's finals + TEAMS
  • One city project would fix local potholes: MP
  • Straight back to business for Boort duo
  • What's the bet? Panthers star in gambling giant video
  • Full-bite Dogs take grunt out of Bears
  • Last week for arts trail registrations
  • Mystery callers on line of research
  • Pointy end experience makes the difference - MATCH REPORT
  • More off-field drama for Panthers - Heathcote says no to bids
  • Angus selected in top team
  • Conflict resolution: chain of command training needed
  • Perspective: Battery interest-free loans
  • Popular little trains run out of puff
  • Editor and The Oracle 2023 - Episode 2
  • Electric buzz has Geoff scooting around town
  • Firm start to ram sale season
  • Hub hopes spur makeover bid
  • Volunteers farewell 'a top bloke'
  • 2km path selected but AEMO won't say where
  • Alerts discredited for truth: flood submission
  • Melbourne people have heart in right place ... but
  • Volunteer group repair funds under joint pact
  • New generation of stylish sheep
  • Speech Pathology Week: Communicating important message
  • Three lakes now on Aboriginal register
  • Bulldogs in last four for flag battle
  • Mean Machine repeats history
  • Rising tide of rural anger clear at rally
  • Dogs streets ahead after first break
  • Superoos storm home to book semi berth
  • Tigers held for first half in final home and away game
  • Ambulance station report 'an internal document'
  • Hope shines through as tough seasons draw to close
  • Key players back for first week of finals
  • Top Blue Billett ready to go around again
  • Better reservoir flood management needed: Trimble
  • Peter snaps his perfect record
  • Roads going half potty - they say blame the floods
  • There'll be no change in 2024: Commission's new tune
  • Federal boundary redraw in seat shave
  • First Take Over Heroes - students connect with staff
  • Medals recognise service SES volunteers
  • Patchwork of festival funds: donation to health service
  • Angry farmers demand their voice is heard
  • Farmers' petition wants immediate halt to project
  • Reconnect for recovery journey
  • Scarce falls make for a barren mid-winter
  • Don't ask us, says TCV on its house demolition claim
  • Kerang area gets first calls as route to narrow
  • Subsidy 'useless in child care desert'
  • Swiftly modern debutantes: annual ball held
  • AEMO cost blowout fears raised in Parliament
  • Real green means towing colour line: rally tomorrow
  • Switch off deliver town phone upgrade
  • Exceptional exhibition entries - CWA success
  • John breeds quick-maturing sheep with high fat, muscle
  • We won't be backing down, says government
  • Panthers record sub-100 victory
  • We tipped it: Redbacks pull off upset
  • Bias bowls champions
  • Protest demand: release ambulance station report
  • Protesters demand: release ambulance station report
  • TEAMS + Setting scene for next stage and season goodbyes
  • TEAMS + Stick to plan and upset could be on cards
  • Mind the gap: it's now smaller
  • New format for league best and fairest
  • Pathway league: From out of nowhere
  • Redbacks' quick march leaves Saints stunned
  • Commission plan puts switch up in air
  • Funding loss will force rethink, says Holt
  • Plea to pedestrians: always use crossing
  • Start close on shire pool study
  • United voice needed 'to get message across'
  • ANALYSIS: Council satisfaction survey
  • Donations putting life into community garden vision
  • Korong Vale food help trial extended
  • Post office hot mail comes out of oven
  • Spell out land access needs, says commissioner
  • Green light to town speed review
  • Pirate frolics coming to local stage
  • PERSPECTIVE: Footpath works on way
  • Pop-up art highlights homelessness
  • Terrick West to kick off ram sale season
  • Young auctioneers lock horns
  • Footpath fees: working towards consistency
  • Open day part of drive for volunteers
  • Dogs kick well with the wind to win
  • Wedderburn marches all over Saints
  • Old station unsafe, claims Government
  • Reunion: Two decades after start of dynasty
  • TODAY'S TEAMS - Blues feature in match of round
  • TODAY'S TEAMS: Good half dozen in making
  • BREAKING: New league concept now on table
  • Demon's grand show for old faithfuls
  • Redbacks behind eight ball all day after bad start
  • Standing tall, Laird drives home hard win
  • Sudden summit: What footy clubs think
  • Alternative plan goes back to Option 2 corridor expansion
  • Link spins top yarn on strange records
  • Marley makes culture swap to East Loddon
  • New programs expand services
  • Career expo helps student pathways
  • Good books entice young bookworms
  • Recovery tips on community dinner menu
  • Stalwarts awarded darts life membership
  • Cup meeting will be an away event
  • Jez's shattered serenity
  • Kangaroos will still be harvested, letter writer
  • New managers at Dingee pub
  • Gold Card cut hits veteran rebates
  • New century brings big tournament field
  • Practice nets coming Band's way
  • Satisfaction dips to 10-year low: survey
  • Minister's under the radar visit draws ire
  • Whisky the go-go as agency shuts
  • Poor start cruels Redbacks
  • The five is settled - LV latest
  • Footpath move fizzles at first move
  • 'From side' for Redbacks + teams
  • 'Normal' round puts interest in most matches + teams
  • Open for inspection today: 13 Belmont Street Inglewood
  • Call on Loddon finals venues
  • Home patch heroes give blistering performance
  • Potent forwards break Superoos' glamour run
  • Umpires in arms: marking Mal's 700th
  • Crackling yarns around bonfire
  • Leaving a legacy of financial ruin, says Broad
  • North Central venues set
  • Second clubroom theft
  • Creatives in third trail pitch
  • Do wrong and be caught
  • Fee hike puts strain on businesses
  • Youth shape recruitment message
  • Inclusive precinct, community garden open
  • John picks the right fleece
  • Kane snags honours at tournament
  • Kirks' success in just second national show
  • Flood recovery latest: Whole Loddon Love
  • Innovative physio solutions now in Boort
  • Rams in demand at national auction
  • Striking form has Diggers winning
  • Biggest killers in Loddon revealed
  • Weekend to remember: Nationals pairs double again
  • Blistering burst gives Redbacks win
  • Bulldogs expose gulf between top and middle
  • Equation time in LVFL + today's teams
  • Hundreds put their views on VNI West route
  • Loddon Derby pride on line + today's teams
  • Star studded! Local sheep best in nation
  • Games cash can go into roads, says Mayor
  • More hits for injury-riddled Dogs
  • Off key: barren footpaths
  • Opening blitz stuns Maroons
  • Brigade shows off new equipment
  • Opinion: Look at energy alternatives
  • Reference group first meeting next month
  • Police call for help after dogs found dead beside highway
  • Beacon boosts connection: new repeater station
  • Bid to keep old ambulance station
  • Changing age of retirement
  • Wayside stop: lanes caught in review
  • Bank's final days of service
  • Call for summer firefighters
  • Dupe tactics misleading, says VFF
  • Towns triply monthly fall
  • 70 rings of the old school bell
  • Campbell cracks footy, shops and pubs
  • Mountain flags new energy option
  • Wilson selected for bowls title defence
  • World Heritage bid priorities explained
  • Footy club cash taken from rooms
  • Reservoir hits July peak
  • Billy's a hero in Dogs' winning return
  • Dunstan's eight outscores Pies
  • 50-metre penalties dished out every five minutes
  • Boosted Pies aim for better run + TEAMS
  • Bragging rights to shape top five go on line + TEAMS
  • Plates snatched from parked car
  • Brief lapse goals fail to halt Bears
  • Footpath crackdown angers traders
  • Inglewood 'gem' open for inspection
  • Winds of mischief from Panthers
  • Be 'tax ready' to lodge your return
  • Postcodes should not decide status
  • Shire weed fund cash rises $10,000
  • Flood anniversary music festival
  • Ambo station call within year
  • Balancing issue divide
  • Extend roo hunt training, says shooter
  • In-home care providers confirmed
  • Crystal wins new NAIDOC Week award
  • Farmers unimpressed with 'made up their mind' feeling
  • Flood recovery: Rebuilding Futures Grants round open
  • Young speakers vie for Lions title
  • Access authority application lodged
  • Gambling ad ban gets youth support
  • Gravel crash: Flood fix starts again
  • Insurance deflates jumping pillow frolics
  • DJAARA water grab
  • Homage to legends of 75 years
  • Nine teams way to go: Dogs
  • Barnes kicks seven for Redbacks
  • Round of upsets and whitewashes
  • Beware clubs with tails up
  • Chance to draw line through weeks of woes
  • Finer detail delayed
  • 30-metre run the difference
  • Dogs blood youngsters on torrid day
  • Redbacks had their moments
  • Menaces until the final siren
  • Bring it home: Loddon's junior future
  • Championship rides are music to coach
  • Miners support approval modernisation
  • Productivity, efficiency guide to expansion
  • Forbes walks Bubbles to state title
  • Muffins raise dough for residents' fancies
  • Permanent station on agenda
  • Volunteers reflect on success
  • Driver nabbed in town at 91kmh
  • River beauty in golden dig
  • 1000 meals in six months
  • Amity membership on the rise
  • Boort consultation session tonight
  • NSW probes underground lines
  • Road fix clock starts ticking
  • Top Mann: Lions award for Steve
  • Department says it will 'monitor safety'
  • Water release needs better flow: inquiry told
  • Bulldogs, Blues win top five battles
  • Redbacks agonisingly short, Charlton wins
  • Cracker games will help shape pecking order
  • Double parking: new lease deal
  • Reunions and season rejuvenation
  • New care providers announced on eve of change
  • $10,000 survey sign-on
  • Channel works part of maintenance program
  • Small town voices must be heard
  • Tender spot in Panther ferocity
  • Club and town cheer return of games
  • Careers in focus at meeting
  • Maiden glow shines on resources
  • Commission can make call: league boss
  • Licence suspended after test
  • Young Pups earning full barks
  • Centenary will open gates of history
  • CFA wants seat at reference group table
  • Strong season start for stud
  • Turning circle leads to pathway doors
  • Birds fly with champion form
  • Independent review bid on pharmacy changes
  • Safety matters beyond Keilor hills
  • Shed fire flames lick home
  • Crime reports buck state trend
  • New ambo station almost finished
  • Energy minister contradicts on consultation
  • Life gets tougher on the road
  • Memo Mean Machine: Beware lacklustre style
  • Property of the week: Oozing Charm in an Edwardian classic
  • Locked up before breakaway
  • Pesky Panthers fire when tackled
  • Bears get grip on points
  • Highway crossing concern call
  • Maroons back home and kicking goals
  • One kick, persistency and inaccuracy
  • Campers back from Saturday
  • AFL pleaded with us to stay: Panthers
  • Modellers in control of hobby
  • Three from three opens title lead
  • What about the other 4% of families?
  • Expo has students Tomorrow Bound
  • Farmers create northern information hub
  • Good start to industry retention
  • Letter: Article stirs memories of childhood
  • New faces take over historic store
  • School, mums ready to talk on care
  • Strengthened lines for bigger trains
  • Volunteers raise fire access questions
  • First step towards council poll
  • Life in service: Ross shares his Royal story
  • Main street camber danger concern
  • Tourism review to hook visitor energy
  • Friends help Ivan celebrate 101st
  • Morning tea celebrates Budget cash
  • Bears, Blues play out a thriller
  • Maroons skip clear in third term
  • Northern roadtrips to mid-season perspective
  • Still life in those top five predictions
  • Tierney takes bowls lead
  • When problem could become solution
  • Banners fly No Go message
  • Corks pop for King's birthday
  • Dixon set for game 300
  • 'No collusion' switch pitch - Take Two
  • Early offers come way of four
  • Skin cancer screening refers one third of people
  • Survey will be in duck inquiry evidence
  • Farmers push Senate probe on AEMO plans
  • Lushness and moonscapes
  • Remembering early playground tribute
  • 'Bonanza hits' hint at tunnel site
  • Eagles launch new flight to change
  • Gambling ad ban bid to Youth Parliament
  • Hyperbole in warnings
  • Lukas, students craft stunning mural
  • Partnership explores land culture
  • Another step in Tyson's recovery
  • Late rains fall short of average
  • Park roads will be closed for winter
  • Staff focus of new building
  • Three hours for next community talks
  • What is compensation formula? Asks Mayor
  • Redbacks' second quarter stumble, Pies win
  • Blues are the real McGaw
  • Newcomers can expect red hot welcome
  • Young Archie a history maker
  • Panthers prowling new pastures ... again
  • Appeal for Korong Vale fire family
  • Cleansweep clinches cup
  • Rinehart appointed rural charity patron
  • Truck driver killed in Shelbourne crash
  • Wait on minister behind weekend release
  • Cuppas for a worthy cause
  • Plant pumping new oil
  • 'Rural winners' in heritage bid
  • Pool study still to start: plans progressing
  • Loddon River flood watch issued
  • Kooyoora work will start this month
  • Melbourne Cup coming to Boort
  • Opinion: Broke state on way to being broken
  • Spillway solution search starts
  • Transparency chorus doesn't ring true
  • Farmer suddenly in tower zone
  • Light falls come in nick of time
  • No aged care announcement month out from change
  • Stewart swans around for corn and water
  • Youth share flood experiences
  • Blues knock down Calivil spurts
  • Redbacks win after a flyer
  • A game for the ages
  • Bounceback Blues will need their A game
  • Defence strength, accurate kicking could get points
  • North Central names side for gala day
  • Women's flood grants: pamper songs of recovery
  • Bulldozer power ire fires VFF
  • Junior jerseys: Nevins heads rep side list
  • Premier playing games with communities: Walsh
  • Redbacks show gritty spirit
  • Farmers want rate change: submission to council
  • Insurance blanket could lift swap meet stalls
  • Library agreement on borrowed time amid likely review
  • Little comes when little promised on vision
  • Bulls pull away after even first term
  • Demons have biggest win of season in Swallows' colours
  • Reckoning day on horizon for Redbacks
  • United in heritage: Calivil back in Swallows' nest
  • Saturday evening announcement of AEMO route
  • 'Inadvertent' map publication adds to AEMO trust challenge: Walsh
  • No announcement but AEMO puts new map on website overnight
  • Reservoir, water works top Budget local spending list
  • Tatham appointed new CEO for farmer organisation
  • Lions back rural aged care
  • Painful pill: Chemists fear for script changes
  • Budget delivers on promises, says Haylett
  • Reluctance, reticence or simply not knowing the answers?
  • High voices in spiritual home return
  • Milk prices have firm landing zone - industry report
  • Budget wait on cash for local projects
  • Pilot project to take off
  • Bears see off ladder rival
  • Homecoming date set for Maroons
  • Early defining round arrives for top five aspirants
  • Redbacks make point or two in pressure-cooker finish
  • Hundreds take morning run in name of resilience
  • Dick lands biggest cup in northern race career
  • Shelby's state selection
  • Show gets the team together
  • Hi-tech farm research station hooks students
  • Gauges finished month above average
  • Oil yield hopes high as olive picking starts
  • Population growth spurs council ward boundary review
  • Opportunities, motivation make a difference
  • Rare change at store
  • Volunteers Week - generous and inspirational
  • Volunteers Week - Lions to fore supporting future
  • Active April just the start of journey
  • Happy Mother's Day
  • Eight-goal opener in top of ladder clash
  • Redbacks take Loddon honours by two points
  • Crowning coronation - King's tree planted
  • Haylett joins push for AEMO detail
  • Tight ding dong on the cards
  • Unlucky Demons chance to push Mean Machine
  • Confirmed AEMO route just days away
  • Local shops have Mother's Day gifts
  • Opera touring season opens in Tarnagulla on Saturday
  • The big question: Can pouncing Panthers be pulled back?
  • Autumn's Summerwave hits this weekend
  • Helping hand for volunteers
  • Rebirth of Pups lifts energy levels at Mitchell Park
  • What is a mother? Students say thanks mum
  • Budget bad news for families, farmers - Webster
  • Focus in Catholic education in Loddon
  • Lake red gums get their start
  • Townhouse development gets approval
  • Big towns snap up power saving bonus
  • Jack brings home bronze
  • Karen refugees have taste of Loddon life
  • Rewards without duck hunting
  • Care service talks yet to finish
  • Graeme pipped by point for top award
  • Long live Coronation quiche
  • Quick pump action
  • Hunting war words fire after duck stance call
  • Shooters back 'way of life' season start
  • Blues in a bolt
  • Pies claim key scalp
  • Draw works against improving Demons
  • Option 5 'shock' acknowledgement
  • Tyson awakes - story of will and determination
  • Quality, position, immaculate!
  • Cheer squad at ready for resilience run
  • Bustling Biggs makes Boort debut
  • Show progresses to a second year
  • Trove funding boost for researchers
  • Your Energy Future forum today
  • AEMO commits to forum but not ministers
  • Hammering 'AEMO door of secrecy'
  • Planned burn today at Woolshed Swamp
  • Special occasion for 22 debutantes
  • 3.5 per cent rate rise tipped
  • Gary's return visit to the Vale
  • Landcare pioneers seek next generation
  • One in 100 year event
  • Bad process rips communities: Littleproud
  • Highway crossings will be looked
  • Hijack refugee finds Aussie mateship
  • You've got it wrong, says council
  • Prevent callouts, firies call to farmers
  • Shire waits on federal announcement
  • Simple message that Feds should heed
  • Latest sheep market prices
  • Prepare to play
  • Pies snag a draw
  • Two in a minute - torrid finish
  • Biggs debut today
  • First real test for Panthers
  • First service since 1978
  • Small floods a risk
  • Blooming top show this weekend
  • How Stride helps navigate NDIS
  • Please explains in mail
  • Finals days of Active April
  • Junior draw confirmed
  • Works storm New York
  • Mayor's duck bid backed
  • Jungwirth's climate risk report ask binned
  • Boosting bottom lines
  • Communities remember ANZACs
  • History of peoples and land
  • Multi-million dollar eucy plan
  • Child report in pipeline
  • Faces of service
  • Irrigation season end looms
  • We regret inconvenience: bank
  • Flushing out flesh wrapping future
  • Gould on VFF taskforce
  • Strength and resilience
  • Think about their ordeals
  • Community bank new league sponsor
  • Lots of pies, hotdogs and a record
  • First steps to care exit
  • Grape harvest quality good
  • Pies on board
  • Planned burn today
  • Restoration reward: Open for inspection today
  • Smammers hit local pages
  • Woodies ANZAC clash heroes
  • ANZAC Day services across the Loddon
  • Barley tariff hopes
  • Farmers in half-time protest
  • Tiny Towns Arts Trail this weekend
  • What are plans, options and alternatives
  • Monitor role ends
  • New trees planted
  • Rheola Charity Carnival results
  • Chipping good form
  • Opinions: Farmers in it together
  • Researcher will unveil work
  • Celebrating St Pat
  • Holiday driver's cold feet
  • Minimal detail 'limbo'
  • Swim records fall
  • Off road three months
  • Skiers in top team
  • Women's Day award
  • Farmer get-together
  • Bowls teams battle to end
  • Farmers question missing detail
  • February falls below average
  • Mid-year hopes on camping
  • Day out with birds
  • Easter egg hunt demise
  • Shop fronts to history
  • Volunteers 'in dark'
  • Abbey's Golden Shears first
  • Another Boort pennant
  • Life membership for two
  • Planned burn today
  • Flat's final
  • Inquiry chance to ask questions
  • Letter: Where's underground option
  • Stage is set
  • Family's final rink
  • Redbacks get another crack
  • 'Unfair unknown'
  • Going for gold
  • Cats find new homes
  • Draft draw with clubs
  • Fire risk remains
  • Kooyoora Park re-opens
  • Clearing sale tomorrow
  • Planned burns to start
  • Police blitz this weekend
  • Pop-up this morning
  • Breeders beat challenges
  • Cemetery gets spruce up
  • Dennis and menacing Demons
  • Speed review request
  • Tidy home on a big block
  • Refurbished gem
  • Bank on street safety
  • Quartet toys with fundraising
  • Show sells town and works
  • Power line pop-up talk
  • Britnell holds road talks
  • Indigenous design marks final year
  • Night duty calls Deb
  • Trio back on stage
  • Remote controller
  • Bulls ditch monkey
  • Powlett double
  • Woodies drop out
  • Fishy tale of two parts
  • Key matches roday
  • Powlett out for another flag
  • Return of the young pups
  • Kilts fling tomorrow
  • Local firm on flood work panel
  • Power line route surprise
  • Last call for junior sides
  • Coach Lockhart's key change
  • Engagements creating networks
  • Sheep theft not new: grazier
  • Survey, talks on plan update
  • Camp reserve popular
  • First assembly held
  • Galloway Road sells
  • Rural retreat: Packing a punch
  • Art of quality
  • Bob's beaut Buick
  • Hardware fault blamed
  • New memorial at park
  • Boom gates for crossing
  • Collaborations a key
  • Scholarships for two
  • Calivil into grand final
  • COVID weekly update
  • Hat-trick Poss
  • Boort's junior title
  • Derby finishes third
  • Fresh pickings get tick
  • New MP hears water case
  • Sheep and grain markets
  • Storming second session
  • Half a dozen
  • Learner caught at 164kmh
  • Nation's roots firmly planted
  • Seasonal outlook
  • Biggest mill being built
  • Cemetery bee on Sunday
  • Rotating with confidence
  • Snags out door in quick time
  • Wheel cactus - highlighting an issue
  • Block sale ends circle
  • Green bottles on wall
  • Primary producer sessions
  • Race story to big show
  • Caves could open at Easter
  • Junior footy initiative
  • Roads work planning
  • Vision for street
  • Ask community on speed
  • Govt wants care talks
  • Hocking wins third term
  • Recovery specialist at dinner
  • Letters to the editor
  • New field day prize
  • Band goes clear
  • Putting together 150th
  • Rhianon's rally return
  • One case for week
  • Encephalitis death in Buloke Shire
  • Telstra promises connection by end of day
  • Art show opens tonight
  • Inquiry call on telehealth
  • Pennant bowls results
  • Golden Iris excitement
  • Logan sheep theft
  • Farm auction today
  • Sustainable necessities
  • Workshop leads to trials
  • Bill back in studio
  • 'Modern' prep record
  • Pair in top scholar program
  • Years to repair damage
  • Heat warning issued
  • Centre heads into centenary year
  • Helping rural towns flourish
  • Seed conduit to top production
  • Words, rhymes get you moving
  • Blooms trigger deliveries
  • For lease by tender
  • No Amen to prayer
  • Tim's overwhelmed
  • Call for driver mentors
  • Projects on drawing board
  • Wedderburn keeps top spot
  • Hundreds canvas success
  • Donut week
  • Down on final eve
  • Injured but still dominant
  • VIDEO Spreading message to beat mozzies
  • BCG appoints research manager
  • Flood repair list
  • Pitch ready to use
  • Town treatment study
  • Yando fire alert
  • Joy fostering care of young
  • Museum marks store pioneer
  • Passing time
  • Plaques guide history
  • Buyers exercise caution
  • Diversity without dissent
  • New health staff start
  • What's happening in neighbourhood
  • Don't wait until too late
  • Soil dump concerns
  • Vale business doubles
  • White bike slueths
  • Letters to the editor
  • Lily takes up challenge
  • Saying once 'is enough'
  • Butchers are tops
  • Bulls in key victory
  • Last speed review in COVID
  • Mozzie repellent for events
  • School's back in
  • A single week
  • Daisy's top week
  • Hope for a fairer deal
  • Over and under
  • Bush access bid concern
  • Butchers at big awards
  • New warning on mozzies
  • Star's injury scare
  • Burglary charges
  • Howard's honour
  • Jake's journey
  • Murkier than dam full of yabbies
  • New constable's safety passion
  • $50k could slow speed
  • Ministers laud road work
  • Roses bloom for golden years
  • Woodstock West alert
  • Crumbling roads a risk: Walsh
  • New explorer checks ground
  • Smooth swimming
  • Fatality at Laanecoorie
  • Ben's golden week
  • Brothers in the swing
  • Homecoming pies
  • Poll backs 40kmh
  • Amelia ready for school
  • Boort back as winners
  • Boxes booked for exchange
  • Four cases
  • Key match today
  • New MP wants duck ban
  • Plastic D-day Wednesday
  • Police seek burglary help
  • Algae back at Laanecoorie
  • Crowds at celebrations
  • Poll backs lower speed
  • Over the Fence
  • The cost of a smoking ceremony
  • Councillors defer 'welcome' call
  • Lobby group pushes duck ban
  • Unemployment 'record low'
  • Co-op bunkers down harvest
  • Staff shortage delays pool plan
  • Tips show the spirit
  • Howard, Jake top citizens
  • Art interest mountain high
  • Hunters welcome quota lift
  • Property of the week
  • Work on intersection fix
  • Anatomy of flood overflow
  • Faces of represenation
  • Music heats up recovery
  • New station take shape
  • Band bounces back, Bridgey form
  • Just one case
  • Money for flood women
  • Hundreds walk for Bella
  • Big year for rain
  • Grants available to commemorate
  • Walk for Bell today
  • The track from Inglewood to Bendigo
  • Major estate on market
  • Mystery of an old garage
  • Special poll on Calder speed zones
  • Calder caution: calls to slow town speed
  • More sport resumes
  • Free Kinder under reforms
  • Trains that lost money
  • 140kmh at Llanelly
  • Pool survey
  • Survey the line
  • Police seek public help
  • Storms cut power
  • Full heat timetable
  • Haylett makes first speech
  • Webster slams session cuts
  • Heat timetable again
  • Police step up recruitment
  • Weather meant bye
  • Print run Thursday
  • Genetics of success
  • Water back flowing
  • Big case drop
  • Kingower sits on top
  • Agitation at the gate
  • More pop-up clinics
  • Murray Valley encephalitis case
  • Fire bug hunt
  • Extra time at pools
  • High-tech road checks
  • Time to party
  • Early bowls start
  • Dullness of a gamble
  • Bank backs rock fundraiser
  • Day of the big roar
  • Haystack fire alert
  • 50 years since Vietnam
  • Heat timetable today, tomorrow
  • Rocking to recovery
  • Water trade update
  • Beauty and poverty
  • Walking on anniversary
  • First market of year
  • Speak up on coverage
  • Growlers and relic
  • Fire alert at Bridgewater
  • SES called to crash
  • 'Burn pair mix success
  • It's a hot week
  • Zoos are free over holidays
  • Parrot and the pipe
  • Five car smash in main street
  • Basin rail work
  • Road toll rise
  • Scrap duck hunt call
  • Creek of many names
  • 20 cases in week
  • Police hunt recruits
  • Whip cracker back
  • Extraordinary events
  • Babbler connections
  • Drive to victory
  • Torrents cut crossing
  • Viability concerned commissioners
  • Webster's shadow change
  • Fibre connection boost
  • Input costs hit confidence
  • John's team made history
  • Looking back on 2022
  • Connecting branches
  • Jarklin was a crackin'
  • Septic projects funded
  • VFF leadership team
  • Bradley's Treemendous observation
  • Government sets new rate cap
  • Stones, weirs and flumes
  • Tennis coaching starts
  • Power cut
  • Exell-ent Oasis victory
  • Town water back on
  • Captain Cook leads
  • Fitness station opens
  • Saviour and villain
  • Walsh in key portfolios
  • Aged care on national agenda
  • Culture connection
  • Four new citizens
  • COVID case latest
  • Breaking news: truck rolls
  • Trots meeting Monday
  • Final Wonderland night
  • Call out to teachers
  • Changing grains
  • Septic projects funded
  • Work starts on health building
  • Don't leave kids in cars
  • Crime at five-year low
  • Rabbits buy a car
  • River ramping
  • War veteran dies suddenly
  • New Year's eve gigs
  • Chopper ready at Boort
  • Manning the station
  • Organic plant in swing
  • Call for netball shoes
  • Corner's grand plan
  • Courting next season
  • Pioneering works of JH
  • Birds of Borung
  • Old digger kept cycling
  • Over the Fence
  • Push to revive juniors
  • Heat timetables in place
  • Putting skis on lake
  • Safer number plates
  • Summer reading specials
  • A very Merry Christmas
  • Be careful on changing roads
  • Golden drops to celebrate
  • Short but still winners
  • Last pre-Christmas pop-up
  • 18 new active cases
  • Haylett sworn in
  • Open letter on fire season
  • Pennant bowls results
  • Temporary water trade
  • Students get offers
  • Free RATs to year end
  • Regional job boon
  • Highway re-opens
  • Blazeaid job well done
  • Hard to separate twins
  • Kinder kit launch
  • Peg turns 100
  • Bonus calendar and rainfall chart
  • Don't swim in channels
  • Dunolly left 'high and dry'
  • Pump ready for fire season
  • John's 60-year medal
  • Lions help after floods
  • Park legal hitch
  • Peter's chicken run
  • Awards for youth
  • Mozzie munchers dragon tucker
  • Progress group leader
  • Vivien's bridge work prize
  • Rainfall headed to decade high
  • Shop local this week
  • Short but strong
  • Haystack fire under control
  • Care talks high on list
  • Disease strategy focus
  • Band musters numbers
  • Swimming hole open
  • Charge over workplace death
  • Over the fence ... laugh time
  • Police blitz starts
  • Upper House decided
  • Webster slams gas move
  • Minister 'snubs VFF'
  • Woodies are champions
  • Low level water hits 100%
  • Mitch's top class
  • Patches and fixes
  • Publishers want commitment
  • Rheola set for 150th
  • Still time for lights
  • Extra care in paddocks
  • Fancy a home in Wedderburn
  • Grass growth raises risk
  • Service team on ground
  • Road safety risk
  • Street work at standstill
  • Students tagged for escape
  • Thanks to school volunteers
  • Power drops out
  • Batsmen lead way
  • New cafe opens
  • Summer holiday safety tips
  • Women promote respect
  • Cracking the whip
  • Hundreds on a warm weekend
  • Restrictions start Monday
  • Visitor restrictions at BDH
  • Latest sheep market prices
  • Momentum builds for harvest
  • New Victorian ministry
  • Update on flood package
  • DJAARA levee block
  • Regional pennant bowls results
  • Weekend cricket
  • Park re-opens Saturday
  • Bright ribbons of respect
  • Spear of invention
  • Staley concedes
  • What influence outside donut?
  • Eddy in 78 groove
  • Grain deliveries start
  • Race to re-open park
  • VCE students wait on results
  • Christmas crafty results
  • Delays expected on road
  • Lights of Christmas
  • Vaccination pop-up rollout
  • Haylett surges in latest count
  • Minor changes to new law
  • Permit delays
  • Sheep market latest
  • Local pennant bowls results
  • North Central draw released
  • Staley claws back
  • AFL makes next week today
  • Big water fix list
  • Classic putt beer in fridge case
  • Consultation care key
  • Finish week with a laugh
  • Big brother nails opening
  • Brush with fame
  • House of the week
  • The new stew pot
  • Kurting man on ammo charges
  • 16 days of activism
  • Celebration of youth
  • Local police update
  • Rotary chips in
  • Call on care consistency
  • Larder's French connection
  • No change in figures
  • Tunnel plan lodged
  • Compliance challenges
  • First drops of grain
  • Landcare launches review
  • On top art list
  • 3% swing against deputy premier
  • Haylett leads, Staley picks up postals
  • Nationals 'bright spot'
  • Stirring show by Bulls
  • Clearing sale today
  • Election day: Booths open until 6pm
  • Election night update
  • Ready for graduation
  • Bendigo East candidates have final say
  • Campaign at an end
  • Murray Plains candidates have final say
  • Ripon candidates have final say
  • Bank's Blazeaid boost
  • Descendants gather at tree
  • From here and there they stand
  • Your stories are tops
  • Care exit confirmed
  • Christmas will be a ball
  • Good drop in Canberra
  • No butts about this sale
  • Get your festive entries in
  • Hayden pipes away
  • The right move
  • United and unified
  • Best snags in state
  • Council tipped to exit aged care
  • Poppy appeal raised $3100
  • Split points
  • Child care announcement
  • New brew from new pot
  • One game of cricket played
  • Wet start to season
  • What candidates said at forum
  • Control your vote
  • Low water share 77%
  • Nine active cases
  • Pennant bowls results
  • Beware big mozzies
  • End of week - time for a laugh
  • Local assistance available
  • Hop to change
  • Junior cricket results
  • Premier commits to newspapers
  • Senior cricket scores
  • Your forum questions
  • A refurbished gem
  • Art show opens
  • Councils want rural fund
  • Fish under bridge
  • Care v comms
  • Community centre lift bid
  • Guards set for season
  • Water pledge on security
  • Pegging rises to inflation
  • Regenerative farm workshop
  • Residents say thanks
  • Road and rail challenges
  • Back on four legs
  • Bush tucker grant
  • Prepare for fire season
  • Still poll jobs
  • Amity raises local money
  • Trio of industry awards
  • Webster wants older worker incentives
  • Voting starts Monday - the candidates
  • No boats, no people
  • Agriculture innovation push
  • Kingower starts strong
  • Roads re-open, closed; no trains
  • Quick coach change
  • Regional house pledge
  • Thunderstorm asthma warning
  • Tipped from the bunk
  • Nominations about to close
  • Have farms silo ready
  • Mobile bus in Pyramid Hill
  • Moore new president
  • Roads questions to candidates
  • Paul and Julie retire
  • Pumping heartbeats
  • Straub again mayor
  • Town's aged care push
  • Caught at 193kmh
  • Bank scholarships open
  • Buyback risk to region
  • Find safe place: councillor
  • What candidates say on infrastructure
  • Blazeaid team help with recovery
  • Candidate forum Monday
  • Edging closer to tick
  • Month of records
  • Balls are bowled
  • Gold estimates this year
  • Pop-up vaccine clinic
  • Show gets grant
  • Raywood promised new station
  • Garden expo on Sunday
  • Mayor thanks communities
  • RFCS offers assistance
  • Finals days to enrol
  • New wines from Black Wallaby
  • Old pub clearing sale
  • Time for a re-set
  • Wendy's prize debut
  • Heritage bid grant
  • Sewerage funds on table
  • How one town stepped up
  • Super cell cactus threat
  • BABBA be back soon
  • Energy price fears
  • Road repair bill in millions
  • Summer firies in training
  • Low numbers registered for forum
  • No word on child care site
  • The art show must go on
  • Assistance van locations confirmed
  • Bank pulls plug on ATM
  • Council will fly rainbow flag
  • Network delays annual meeting
  • Phone voting and floods
  • Public land flood assistance
  • Hat-trick of washouts
  • Highway back open
  • Services Australia bus visits
  • Moderate flood warning issued
  • End levy wait
  • Europe can wait
  • Pulford pulls out on poll eve
  • Weekend bowls results
  • Check water quality
  • Highway expected to re-open Friday
  • Mayor election date set
  • Reverse flood tax: Walsh
  • Quick work on track repair, freight routes
  • Regions lag, says Grimley
  • GMW starts flood team
  • Relief for 'accidental tourist'
  • 24 hours of Bridgey spirit
  • Family's show tradition
  • Honeymoon ends on a tractor
  • Recovery book out again
  • Better comms call
  • New trespass laws
  • Over the Fence
  • Show results
  • Latest sheep market prices
  • River levels remain 'elevated'
  • Spillway work completed
  • Bridgewater-Serpentine road re-opens
  • Mal on show this weekend
  • McLean shines in final shot
  • Mozzie warning after floods
  • Work starts on highway
  • Businesses opening doors
  • Courting success
  • Idiots by night and day
  • Sport update
  • Bin collections tomorrow
  • Caravan park damage audit
  • A slow wait
  • Relief centres open
  • Creek not as high at Pyramid
  • Farm, business package announced
  • Hotel back in business
  • New relief location
  • Tips to open
  • Arts trail cancelled
  • We're now on disaster payment list
  • Major and minor levels
  • Calivil water rising fast
  • Red lines come and go
  • Blazeaid crews coming
  • Expect closure tomorrow
  • Mitiamo, Calivil peak today
  • School closures today
  • Post office open
  • Boort community meeting
  • Boort-Durham Ox road closed
  • River at 4 metres
  • Fernihurst on alert
  • Highway closed Durham Ox
  • Time running out to leave town
  • Choppers fly in supplies
  • Clean up starts
  • Park under again
  • Pyramid Hill meeting
  • Supplies flown into Bridgewater
  • Sale postponed
  • Skinners Flat - shire statement
  • Sport cancelled
  • Evacuation Wedderburn
  • River could hit 9 metres
  • Schools, kinders closed
  • Road closures, major flooding overnight
  • Today's Loddon Herald
  • Morning update
  • Bush nursing centre meeting
  • Junior shortage
  • Vale's 'year off'
  • Watch, act: Moderate flooding expected
  • Sandbags delivered
  • Call on phone choice
  • Dam owners prepare
  • Latest flood, road updates
  • Be alert, says SES
  • Flood latest
  • Cubby house kings
  • Drilling 50,000 metres
  • Intersection sneak peak
  • Reitirement for postmaster
  • Road closure latest
  • A special day for district
  • Beattie blast on roads
  • Cheers for trekkers
  • Vegie stall keeps trading
  • Grants grow the paddock
  • Mysia centenary today
  • Show a success
  • Your local paper honoured
  • Moderate flood level continues
  • Major flooding on Loddon
  • Panthers ditch switch
  • Roo hunt halted
  • Basin plan pain claim
  • Show is back
  • Tough day for bats
  • River at 5 metres
  • District HQ helping
  • Dorset ribbons ahead of sale
  • Shed skills go show shearing
  • Stolen property seized
  • Outbreak over
  • Highway closed, waters rising
  • Battle of crafty cooks
  • Glenda's special award
  • Ritual and respect
  • Invisible and golden
  • Record of verandah hits
  • Consultation lacking
  • Alan receives life membership
  • Champion pen tops prices
  • CWA backs CFA
  • Golfers back charities
  • Buy your pies and cakes
  • Fire fears with weed growth
  • Hoons rip through park
  • Singing up hall funds
  • Daylight savings commences
  • Colleen's investiture
  • Community grant overhaul
  • Obey rail signs
  • Show ready
  • Park run first on Saturday
  • Sharing mobile links
  • Cricketers at the crease
  • Percy's stool
  • Tractors go trekking
  • Bowlers go synthetic
  • More weed cash needed
  • Water across roads
  • Hannah's honour
  • Monitoring water levels
  • Objection window closes
  • 300mm deep water rescue
  • Big day for district
  • Challenges of communications
  • Closing day honours
  • Residents display art
  • Senior festival activities
  • Gun safe warning
  • Lions 40th anniversary
  • Shearing clip and tips
  • Wilson's Aussie gold
  • River levels falling
  • Festival shines through rain
  • New op shop opens
  • Police praise alert residents
  • College building talks
  • River level eases
  • Weed cash unchanged
  • Dennis returns to Demons
  • Employment latest
  • Getting summer sport ready
  • Re-tyrement looms
  • Last fox dates
  • Questions on water
  • Masks drop at midnight
  • Phone pitch on agenda
  • Dazzling in vintage steps
  • Land locked
  • Loddon River floods ease
  • Shire monitors flood levels
  • Contemporary living on offer
  • Glimpses of the Queen
  • Restoration centrepiece
  • Loddon flood latest
  • Dairy drives optimism
  • Farm fuel thefts
  • Five year intersection wait
  • River tipped to reach 3.3 metres
  • Scratching heads on roads
  • House funding now ongoing
  • CWA wants camp halt
  • New flood warning
  • RATs in term 4
  • Harness meeting tomorrow
  • Greens name candidate
  • Renewed flood water warning
  • Spring festival this week
  • Seasonal update released
  • Recipe of the dynasty
  • Flood watch latest
  • Questions soon answered
  • Ag students talk careers, weeds
  • Money libraries
  • Show schedule is out
  • VFF fear cage call
  • Grimley care push
  • BREAKING NEWS: EAGLES CLIPPED
  • Story in every quilt
  • Candidate deflects to council
  • What you say
  • Rail plans deprives rural towns
  • Best in 25 years
  • Properties sell under hammer
  • Damage at golf club
  • Recruiting lifeguards
  • CWA takes up camp fight
  • Do you charge the car?
  • New home push
  • Taking Loddon to Canberra
  • Creeks and grey loam
  • Backing on parking call
  • National Day of Mourning
  • Premiers and champions
  • Mauling drought breaker
  • Young Pies down
  • 30th machinery rally this weekend
  • Expect more flooding, says bureau
  • Council offers condolences
  • Redbacks eyeing top finish
  • Report process changes
  • Local MPs react
  • Queen Elizabeth has died: Flags to half-mast
  • Editor and The Oracle: complete series unboxed
  • Conversations are important
  • Pride on show
  • Watch on water
  • Rain starts again
  • Will Grenfell fire?
  • Award nominations open
  • Drought grants open
  • Sharyn's life membership
  • Boats are banned
  • Bird's day out
  • Gems and mysteries
  • Stepping back in time
  • Wet brings early risk
  • Bring the baton here
  • Cats found in reservoir
  • Planned burn tomorrow
  • Recording final episode tonight
  • Weekly sheep market
  • Calivil bows out
  • Cropping land goes to market
  • Birchip, Boort go through
  • Mean Machine in big upset
  • Dogs in the twos
  • Junior thriller
  • Flooding eases
  • Bulls take express lane
  • New firearm laws
  • Astounding beauty and events
  • Big year for hero Billy
  • Latest flood information
  • Scato site sold
  • Kerry: Australia top aide
  • NAPLAN tests results arrive
  • No cases, no vaccine
  • Watch Episode 3 now
  • Volunteer's long road
  • Quilt exhibition opens
  • Grants for groups
  • River rising: flood warning
  • Free White Night transport
  • Last say on laws
  • Photos of weir spill
  • Weir begins to spill
  • Dog's top medal
  • Nevins wins league best
  • Mail sale plan
  • Town flood study starts
  • Flood watch issued
  • Rural property auction on Friday
  • Extra G in service
  • Mean Machine, Calivil supreme
  • Be in the audience tonight
  • Birchip stamps credentials
  • Service marks Vietnam War
  • Panthers pounce
  • Redbacks, Miti through to grand finals
  • Levi's call saves dogs
  • Single buy top price
  • Wonderful Kerry
  • Creating a cookbook
  • $5000 diesel theft
  • Power to landholder bid
  • Poxon attacks early
  • Backing to expand drug testing
  • Late fees go
  • Good for a laugh
  • Safety fence dangles in channel
  • Young wins Feeny
  • A cracking first week
  • Candidate has her 'Loddon Day'
  • Redbacks name their best
  • Clubs back future
  • Solar push ramps up
  • Lead levels unacceptable
  • Report lifts lid
  • Shearing shed Kat
  • The last dance
  • Send burglars packing
  • Starting with a letter
  • Wet tournament days
  • Police talk to groups
  • Mean Machine in semi
  • New art show
  • Bonus for one
  • Lifestyle property listed
  • Dogs bite hard
  • Redbacks bow out
  • Rains lift water share
  • Better coverage promise
  • Farmer future focus
  • Redbacks are primed
  • Camp security fears
  • Wood gatherers chipped
  • Kerry the top teacher aide
  • Unemployment at 3.1%
  • Veterans remember
  • Editor and The Oracle
  • Blend of architecture
  • Gaye's regional win
  • Ben takes charge
  • Last swing in park revamp
  • Voting in isolation
  • Health workforce project
  • More tunnel talks
  • New health role
  • Good night for double
  • Ram sale sets new record
  • Benefits of projects
  • Your say on the stories
  • Pitches on health
  • Neighbourhood house pledge
  • Loddon House of Week: Refirbished Gem
  • Fried eggs off menu
  • Mean Machine stands firm
  • Redbacks shrug off slog
  • Farms listed for sale
  • Government give ambo update
  • Draw scuppers top three hope
  • New seats by the numbers
  • Slice title tilt this weekend
  • Breeding more gudgeons
  • Silocon and plants
  • VFF backs FMD efforts
  • Editor and The Oracle
  • Lester's flag honour
  • Still wanted
  • Program's skill focus
  • Future safety needs volunteers
  • Health fundraiser back
  • Ready, set, lodge!
  • Demolition underway
  • Ral work update
  • Result stands
  • Isaac scoops pool
  • Poll countdown starts
  • Be heart safe
  • Pulped to posts
  • Protesters broaden horizons
  • School shares active grant
  • Winter ignites gastronomical feast
  • House of the Week: Solid Cream Brick Veneer
  • Redbacks by 10 goals
  • Ward Cup to Bears
  • Record falls
  • Powerhouse bid
  • Sam's freedom plan
  • Eagles off the blocks
  • Diary of a camper
  • Oldest rivalry on show
  • Arensic find at site
  • International beer day today
  • Landcare's $82m ask
  • Leonard's musical tale
  • Ram sale season starts
  • 500,000 have free flu jab
  • Clear plan call on FMD
  • CSIRO confirms new mouse bait regime
  • Off to speaking finals
  • From easels to postcards
  • Centenary tournament success
  • Hemp plan interest
  • Quartet claims shield
  • Screening brings big crowd
  • New crane maps
  • Robyn's surprise win
  • Good for a laugh
  • Home knockback
  • Bid for sports funds
  • Shirley hands over reigns
  • Community grants for clubs
  • Town wins community car funds
  • Top three have thumping wins
  • Pies in a thriller
  • Pub re-opening close
  • FMD taskforce established
  • Eagles push for five
  • Youth advance ideas
  • 20 years of NCLLEN
  • Brigade boss plans appeal
  • One proud Bear
  • Best on show
  • Holt's monitor role
  • SES eases vax mandate
  • Road safety tops survey
  • Unpeeling local history
  • BREAKING: Tender awarded
  • Exciting step, says Straub
  • Toothless tiger claim
  • New at the PO
  • Flood flow fix wait
  • Taste of good food
  • Power back to people
  • Put hands up high
  • Race clubs bring value
  • Bridge bollards needed
  • Walsh announces energy plan
  • Double digit rise again
  • Karen's major history award
  • New tanker arrives
  • Dental care push
  • Dogs come from behind
  • Plucky performance by Redbacks
  • Bob for a second term
  • Fast and furious
  • Farm safety campaign
  • Show will go on
  • Put mark on arts maps
  • 1600+ cases since start
  • An incredible home to delight
  • Venues announced
  • Few trips to Canberra
  • Top jazz this weekend
  • Duo has success
  • Action on FMD
  • Benefits of scholarships
  • Final months on edge
  • Extend harassment
  • Seniors have a say
  • Bid for investment
  • Bringing benefits to our towns
  • Case of missing millions
  • Wander's big comeback
  • Yield up on predictions
  • New pub hosts
  • House of the week: 126 Perrys Road Logan
  • Doco's home-town screening
  • Helen's new medal
  • Redbacks pushed
  • Gallant Pies fall short
  • Grenfell kicks 15
  • Sale hopes for Scato
  • Hemp plan for old factory
  • Crucial match looms
  • Case numbers rise
  • Seasonal update released
  • Trains run, opening delayed
  • Midnight dip
  • Verandah work starts soon
  • Border risks
  • You're welcome: league decides
  • Farm succession planning
  • Independence Day celebrated
  • New pandemic orders
  • Tales of the talls
  • The latest mail
  • Golden darts weekend
  • Locals Aussie born and bred
  • Amity celebrates
  • Volunteers gain skills
  • Good fields for tournament
  • Country schools first
  • James ditches bridesmaid tag
  • Lions roar into new year
  • Wait can't go on
  • Local COVID testing
  • Midway through works
  • Students in club final
  • Panthers now favourites
  • Pies have fourth win
  • Plan 'not exact science'
  • Mental health fund fears
  • Push for greater tax take
  • Any way round
  • 'Most back switch'
  • More RATS for schools
  • Fourth dose from Monday
  • Mushroom mulched
  • Games dates set
  • Decision made: league won't tell
  • Collaborate and innovate
  • Students' top grant pitch
  • Biosecurity is crucial
  • First call tonight
  • Council acknowledges NAIDOC week
  • First water determinations
  • Council adopts budget
  • Pandemic declaration extended
  • 'Make regions a priority for kids'
  • Results back tunnel strategy
  • Cup cakes fill spot
  • What an effort!
  • Fuel hits $2.20
  • Care will be un 'unmet areas'
  • Heath services in pilot
  • Integrity and conduct
  • Big wins for Dogs, Panthers
  • Shire adopts budget
  • Museum upgrade funds
  • Mal fires over flag stunt
  • Eagles, Panthers switch talk
  • League's last break
  • Connections a legacy
  • Less than 20 active cases
  • Simpler local laws
  • New water tariffs
  • Duo in state team
  • Egg sheds are crunched
  • Fox bounty dates
  • Extra time for flu jab
  • Last day for firewood
  • Proud of our flag
  • Let's see the MP
  • Care 'game changer'
  • Dirt strip and a pub
  • Population jumps
  • Awards for stud
  • Danny switches pastures
  • Declaration by distance
  • Important to talk
  • Rhianon gives tips
  • Amabassador Abbey
  • Crime figures drop
  • New ministry confirmed
  • Panthers stake ground
  • Pies hold steady
  • Live music coming to town
  • Thefts from unlocked cars
  • That was close
  • Allan tipped to be deputy
  • Loddon tops 'desert' list
  • Suicide prevention workshop
  • Pushing final days
  • Volunteer vax rule stays
  • Status quo rocks
  • Bird call: new plan soon
  • Pathways for youth
  • Make care free for all
  • Firewood collection caution
  • Wait too long, says Walsh
  • Trotter's lucky 13
  • Water up 2%
  • Mental health in schools
  • Staff hear poll declared
  • Duck hunting season ends
  • Refugee's exhibition talk
  • Champion bowling pair
  • Krystal inquest date
  • Industrial land plan
  • Push-up total rising
  • Youth bill on agenda
  • Power off twice
  • Irrigation tool of new ideas
  • Redbacks in a thriller
  • Strong finish too late
  • Restrictions ease again
  • Hockey success
  • Shearers on stand
  • Hunters wait on tags
  • Local road among worst
  • Sale mail
  • Footy's next young guns
  • Kinder, care change
  • Watch on new care plans
  • Farm student digs
  • Splitting timber
  • From birds to platypus
  • Case of hanging gardens
  • Ice breaker
  • Powering communities
  • Gas price surge fears: Webster
  • Under 40 active cases
  • Debate on town traffic
  • Flexibility covers absences
  • Ambulance station nod
  • Honour for Greg Leach
  • OAM for Colleen
  • Regions 'deserve more investment'
  • Trains off rails
  • Pushing 21,000 and more to come
  • Queen's new tree
  • Basin rail 'fresh doubt'
  • Dogs sit on top
  • Ivan turns 100!
  • Police patrol roads
  • Hoons rip up fairway
  • New darts president
  • Society cracks grave code
  • Bring it home
  • Bonding time for blokes
  • Mean win but at a cost
  • Best snags in the north
  • Roads 'rough as guts'
  • Training in business
  • Tree concerns grow
  • Rate bill changes
  • Regal and safe: weekend police blitz
  • Corella 'climate change distress'
  • Push for regional manufacturing
  • Lamp lights brigade
  • Solar funding call
  • Vehicle safety plea
  • Bigger share for country
  • Pub's extra time
  • Scar tree film hopes
  • Student skill boost aim
  • Webster an assistant minister
  • Meet the mobile butcher
  • Catch up double header
  • Waiting on first results
  • Mean Machine revs
  • Redbacks return as winners
  • $600k supermarket makeover
  • Paperwork pulps collection
  • Push ups have started
  • Goal front struggle
  • Webster backs new team
  • Legacy pool tip
  • Ahead when it matters
  • Town's highway woes
  • Road funds cut: Walsh
  • Junior footy shakeup
  • Push Up challenge starts
  • Rams are winners
  • Registrations close today
  • Shire promotes solar
  • Family's seventh generation
  • Community group buys pub
  • Tender awarded: project can finally start
  • Free flu shots
  • Kane's life membership
  • Tourism volunteers thanked
  • Pub donates again
  • Nats dump Barnaby
  • Big events back
  • 20 years of learning network
  • Off to camp
  • Cuppa raises research funds
  • Bears crush Blues
  • Pies home by four
  • Defying trends
  • Volunteers step up
  • Laughting into the weekend
  • MP slams new laws
  • Market date fate
  • Defining game
  • Exhibition opens
  • Bark crazy! Corella danger
  • Dogs, sausages and votes
  • Women leading program
  • Webster's deputy tilt
  • Local safety committee
  • Visions for future
  • Town remembers Graeme
  • Funds dictate weed battle
  • Past players gather
  • Swap meet success
  • Mine clean up
  • Support for community
  • Volunteers crucial in crisis
  • Time to realise dream: Carter
  • Government's hunt grants
  • Coliban words change: water flows
  • River camp sign erected
  • Accuracy, context questioned
  • Arts trail planning
  • New tree for Queen
  • Webster claims Mallee
  • Miti survives comeback
  • North Central results
  • Still a steady turnout
  • Booths are open
  • Making Loddon laugh
  • Back on ground
  • Road safety and sport
  • Tom's 300th
  • Candidates make final pitches
  • Gold for Pie quartet
  • Big pre-poll jump
  • Child care commitment
  • Rising numbers
  • Students whip up lunches
  • Pub tipped to re-open
  • First pet census
  • Grain industry needs transparency: Baldwin
  • Hello World!
  • Postal vote close looms
  • Track works next month
  • Melanie's country buy
  • Walls awash with history
  • Checklist action
  • Fire station deal close
  • Major exhibition about to open
  • Quick start planned
  • Great community fabric
  • 'The Ghost' and Dr Webster not at forum
  • Active cases increase
  • Hundreds run for Resilience
  • Powerful Panthers
  • No pool penalty
  • 15 new cases
  • Day off for football
  • Swap meet today
  • Second half match
  • Optimum trial time
  • Free skin checks on Sunday
  • Banks readies for 15th
  • Passing 1000 cases
  • A Lowe blow
  • First campers
  • New algae alert
  • Webster facing big swing
  • Scholarship recipient
  • Quilty fears new health law
  • Grants for men's sheds
  • Nearing 1000 cases
  • 100s set for run
  • Big jump in cases
  • Kane's region title
  • Webster's COVID test
  • Joe's new gear
  • Mentors in driving seat
  • Candidates speak tonight
  • Redbacks set pace
  • Families together with mum
  • Truckie off road
  • Further testing on gold path
  • Child care: what the candidates say
  • Miti in a thriller
  • Town farewells 'tremendous bloke'
  • Ecosystem workshops
  • All about money: AEC
  • $10m starting point
  • We're streets ahead
  • Step up to keep show
  • Extension for volunteers
  • Can Blues scare Roos?
  • There are votes to be won here
  • $20m tunnel tip
  • Activists bid at roo credit call
  • Glimpses from Redbacks
  • Sport program continues
  • Story of honour and respect
  • Minister in Mitiamo
  • East Loddon shares in bonanza
  • Rail freight hub push
  • College's $13m building cash
  • Water theft crackdown
  • Partnerships at play
  • Loddon candidate forum
  • Year-round species focus
  • Distance democracy
  • Message of hope
  • Youngsters hatch plans to treat mums
  • Graeme's top bloom
  • LOCAL ISSUE: Telecommunications
  • Top night at Boort
  • Dogs dampen Panthers
  • ANZAC in our towns
  • Under lights tonight
  • Celtic day success
  • Garbage fee hike proposed
  • Miti loses booth
  • Bright winter ideas
  • Flourishing with depth
  • Roo harvest field chillers
  • Market back Monday
  • Popping bubbles
  • Volunteers on show
  • Vax emergency
  • Vandals hit democracy: candidate
  • ALP abandons farmers: Webster
  • Planning a special Mother's Day
  • Roos activists fire at council
  • What next for roo site?
  • Leadership in community
  • Active cases below 30
  • GAT test samples released
  • Postal vote option
  • Sizzling debut win
  • Cultural burn planned
  • Services well attended
  • Remembering at Dawn
  • ANZAC services tomorrow
  • Candidates talk roads
  • Youngsters lead way
  • Boort on board
  • Panthers on top
  • Easter tournamement success
  • Property confidence high
  • Maskless days
  • Feedback closes Tuesday
  • Back from break
  • Eight on ballot paper
  • Roo permit on agenda
  • Tiny towns and flowers
  • Bid for slice of Games' action
  • Young farmer network
  • Community steps up
  • Whistle be a record
  • Avoid buying dodgy pets
  • Bring back road program call
  • Claim man evaded police
  • Vax economy ends
  • Red coat Joseph
  • Where the worst road?
  • Macey's passion
  • Opening pitches
  • Flowering to a blooming weekend
  • Lighting the fantastic
  • More candidates emerge
  • Numbers on decline
  • Skate park review
  • ANZAC tokens on sale
  • Helen opens play
  • Burn off care needed
  • No longer Ezy
  • Golden hopes
  • Into top gear
  • Mozzie blitz
  • Saunders snares titles
  • Out rattling tins
  • Tournament days
  • Off and pitching
  • Good news in faith and deed
  • Keeping drivers alert
  • Algae alert lifted
  • Campers arrive
  • Stalwarts, stars honoured
  • Water safety plea
  • Be smart and safe on roads
  • Pictures: Air of excitement
  • Kennedy in the swing
  • Church's 150 years
  • Upgrade end in sight
  • Easter fire safe call
  • Chuckers start well
  • No term lockdowns
  • 80 active cases
  • Peter's late picking
  • Weed battle update
  • Remembering at Dawn
  • Off to the polls: May 21
  • 'Make Loddon matter'
  • Redbacks among big winners
  • First time in 20 years
  • Another double day
  • Rams have first win
  • Weekend football tips
  • Zekie's scholar prize
  • Still waiting
  • No word of camp sites
  • Reeves' podium finish
  • Beat the bite advice
  • Grant program opens
  • Encephalitis site confirmed
  • Electronic scorboard dazzles
  • Police on local beat
  • 14 new cases
  • Option push on reporting
  • Energy funding
  • Night match date
  • 18 new cases
  • Free RATs in Term 2
  • Tom steps up
  • Precinct work gets nod
  • Towns missing out
  • Drop in active cases
  • Air race well done
  • Volunteer to stay Alive
  • Northern water sale
  • Cafe calls time
  • Breakthrough for Blues
  • Mine group meets
  • Teams are hungry
  • North Central starts today
  • Phone dropout anger
  • National call up
  • Rams are ready
  • Students explore mining
  • No fooling around here
  • Deb ball postponed
  • Verandah to be restored
  • We're in child care desert
  • Back on local grounds
  • First river camping
  • Step up call on cash
  • Simple errors drive road toll
  • Secure dam supply call
  • Ten cases added
  • Cheaper fuel from midnight?
  • Another great weekend
  • Brendan in comeback
  • 19 new cases
  • Apprentices on rise
  • Tree plan release expected
  • Bid for extra meeting
  • 10 new cases
  • Skippers praise youth
  • Buzzing weekends
  • Henderson's top hoops
  • Snapping through region
  • Environmental flows for lake
  • Support lake concept
  • New team for darts
  • ATM, phones go out
  • Keep road use right
  • Community sport day tomorrow
  • Farm women arriving
  • Pop up clinic today
  • Back in double digits
  • RFDS partnership announcement
  • Search goes on to fill jobs
  • Maxwell salutes victim ‘strength and bravery’
  • Scholes' stellar weekend
  • Simply magnificent
  • Walsh critical of missed chance
  • Startup events planned
  • Restrictions to end
  • Toughest fine claim
  • Mayor congratulates organisers
  • More purifiers for schools
  • Flag in Lions' den
  • Another big jump
  • Burns are planned
  • Trevor chipping away
  • 15 new cases
  • Soil field day
  • Easing of new cases
  • Race of the century
  • Too dominant for Dingee
  • Fox bounty collections
  • Arnold's double
  • Exporters expand into region
  • Game on
  • It's all about the coffee
  • Young firies step up
  • Privilege flying tomorrow
  • Low water share unlikely
  • Woodies win flag
  • Turf times tomorrow
  • An earlier end
  • A final act in RAAF centenary year
  • Air show countdown
  • Redbacks waste no time
  • Another 13 day
  • Pump prices spike
  • Rain delays bowls final
  • New CEO named
  • Lawn finals start Saturday
  • Register defibrillators
  • 13 new cases
  • Air race has special place
  • Three off to Parliament
  • Calivil North's flag
  • 20 years in waiting
  • Host branch success
  • Chasing piece of history
  • Fine cotton success
  • Step up call on child, aged care
  • Senior travel vouchers
  • Positive pool outcome on agenda
  • Newbridge books berth
  • Arnold junior premiers
  • Subbie goes to school
  • Grand final teams set
  • Jobs and growth focus
  • Colours of a family day
  • VCAT dismisses appeal
  • New bread lines
  • Moment of truth
  • Our top young tradie
  • Fines are dropped
  • Big weekend for gold
  • Take care on roads
  • Premiers are decided
  • Top price at auction
  • Get set for centenary air race
  • Victim protection strengthened
  • Rebates on offer
  • Five new cases
  • Park checks this weekend
  • Storm plan first
  • Memories are made
  • Ready for games
  • Case numbers ease
  • Plan to aid recovery
  • Netting taken
  • Branch blooms
  • Business backs students
  • Staley changes role
  • Winners and washers
  • Cup coming home
  • Darts teams to meet
  • Check grain for insects
  • Duck season dates
  • Finals underway
  • Historic engine open day
  • Card theft
  • Water upgrade tender
  • Junior finals tomorrow
  • Hundreds at auction
  • Seven new cases
  • Big crowd at field day
  • Big day Sunday
  • First algae alert in four years
  • Guyura plans confirmed
  • Big case jump
  • Pledge on pool hours
  • Scar tree date
  • Triples event popular
  • Cafe happenings
  • Venue change
  • Inquiry hearings start
  • Block passed in
  • New health directors
  • Claim 'lost cash'
  • Ansett snags honours
  • Men back in their shed
  • Doors are open
  • Seniors back together
  • Park gets defib
  • Test pay claim final day
  • Tech hitches won't stop meetings
  • Time ticks on verandah
  • River detectives
  • Four is set
  • A week to Boort Cup
  • Changing grains
  • Minors set seat race
  • Sweating on results
  • Big target set
  • Community ambos stay
  • Battle for four spot
  • Masks come off tonight
  • Country Week winners
  • Paddock fire risk still high
  • Sensational finish
  • Half have boost jab
  • COVID classroom extended
  • Over the Fence
  • Murals in a spin
  • MP hopeful on safeguards
  • Grass fire controlled
  • Sale of a century
  • Our readers have their say
  • Scarred tree date set
  • Masks ... going, going
  • Barry's top honour
  • One-way street plan
  • Haystack fire still burns
  • Three new cases
  • A right royal tree?
  • A golden wedding
  • New nets ready
  • Haystack fire alert
  • A tense draw
  • Voice in from wilderness
  • 'Signal' message wrong
  • Great butterfly sleuth
  • Second zero day
  • Will it be four?
  • New hockey program
  • An awesome foursome
  • Healthy projects announced
  • Zero on code-out day
  • Re-engaging volunteers
  • End of the road
  • New kids on block
  • Big changes flagged
  • Wildly important goals
  • Quick work by brigades
  • Gas heater safety push
  • Two new cases
  • Advocate to speak at WOFG
  • Startup online event
  • Latest in harness racing
  • New carer program to launch
  • Novavax available soon
  • Chilling yarns are coming
  • Health advocate to talk
  • James carves regular spot
  • Eight new cases
  • Sheep market latest
  • Town mourns captain's death
  • Six generation at school
  • Three in a row
  • A handy get
  • A single day
  • Town needs new defib
  • An independent stand
  • Council director leaves
  • Upset of the round (and season)
  • Five new cases today
  • Government hit on papers: Walsh
  • Local data in corn trials
  • Five more cases
  • Can they bat?
  • We need water
  • School playground boost
  • Ambulance time concerns MP
  • Detecting a great event
  • Seven new cases
  • Mining drill sites
  • Tertiary scholarships offered
  • Community projects funded
  • A single day
  • Crowns for bowlers
  • Events are important
  • First days of excitement
  • Five new cases
  • A strumming enterprise
  • Date set for field day
  • Three and 31
  • Nuances at play
  • Farm safety push
  • Clubs commit to pre-season
  • Five new cases
  • Our national day
  • Band's tough gig
  • More river flows
  • Two new cases
  • Pool pump takes hit
  • Chissy cheer
  • It's a blackout
  • A zero day
  • Power bonus extended
  • Stumble tumble - Over the Fence
  • Dorsets, dorpers taken
  • Farm women to gather
  • Principal's second stint
  • Four new cases
  • Care plans pushed back
  • Skipping the twilight
  • Mailing out
  • Donut day
  • IGA helps RSL
  • Community day on again
  • Quick work at BDH
  • Latest case numbers
  • Taking all in Stride
  • Back to school
  • 10 new cases
  • Now it's interesting
  • River masters
  • Two new cases
  • Small town pools vital
  • It's a washout
  • The next test
  • 100mm in some areas
  • Two new cases
  • Big cup on Sunday
  • The newest citizen
  • Putting skis on lake
  • Fires at state park
  • Club looks local for players
  • Tributes to a bright star
  • Zero case day
  • Community event of year
  • Fires, power out
  • Five new cases
  • Michael top citizen
  • Bridget our young citizen
  • Our winning wineries
  • Ready to celebrate
  • Full duck season call
  • One case added today
  • Guest speakers announced
  • Law Council views on social media
  • In the winnings
  • Zero case day
  • Uni offers are out
  • Passing of our centenarian
  • $750 raised
  • School a priority
  • Flags are hoisted
  • Form snap
  • Drillers are back
  • Four new cases
  • Back from break
  • Speed limit ire
  • Kids just want to swim
  • Top sides clash
  • ICYMI: Wedderburn deb ball
  • Five new cases
  • Whopper harvest
  • COVID compliance checks
  • Fire warning and a new truck
  • 13 new cases
  • Code Brown critic
  • Salisbury West fatality
  • Active case numbers fall
  • No data yet today
  • Get your draw in the Loddon Herald
  • Campfire warning
  • Shorter wait for vaccine
  • Celebrate Australia Day
  • Seven new cases
  • Water theft blitz
  • Weed war funds
  • Blockages decrease
  • Season final report
  • Determination unchanged
  • Monday case update
  • Lifeline training to start
  • More RATs coming
  • Career changes and connections
  • What's in a name
  • It's wide open
  • New tanker closer
  • Two new cases
  • Volunteer RAT call
  • 'Shadow lockdown" hurts
  • Friday numbers
  • Big clash in cricket
  • Support for farms, small business
  • Tennis cancelled
  • Cold calls banned
  • Cases almost double
  • The summer menu
  • Isolation rule changes
  • New library opened
  • Culvert works start
  • Plan for school return: MP
  • Eight more cases
  • Life in QR
  • Sheep market report
  • Another five cases
  • Two intrepid women
  • Warning cancelled
  • Pair hit first 50s
  • Plains of calming ocean
  • Mincha West keeps form
  • New curbs for hospitals, aged care
  • Major fortune change
  • Division 1 returns
  • Band bounces back
  • Five more cases
  • Warren's train stop
  • New vaccine partnership push
  • Silver sounds and iron
  • Wendy's horror start
  • Fire at Kinpanyial
  • History grants close soon
  • Buckleys grind the grain
  • Two new cases
  • Green light on rate rises
  • COVID-safe kinder pledge
  • Dingee fire update
  • Work among the gum trees
  • New curbs from midnight
  • Season on the line
  • Watch alert for Berrimal fire
  • Local cases double
  • Storm warning to campers
  • New Heights in accommodation
  • New year, new tax grabs: Walsh
  • Brewery's cheesy whey
  • Pressure issue isolation
  • From Tarna to New York
  • End of Phil's era
  • Legend of the course
  • $30,000+ in fine Christmas fines
  • Where they stand ...
  • Country move: the good oil
  • New signs will tell history
  • The rechabite beer
  • Fines, approach over top
  • Questions and helping hand
  • Volunteers are community
  • Churches and a brewery
  • Club champions
  • Trots action at Boort
  • Group's greater engagement
  • Solace in demon drink
  • National award for pair
  • Where sons are remembered
  • Historic photos on show
  • 14 units tackle fire
  • COVID hits pool hours
  • Startup's second stream
  • Car pushed into fence
  • Passing the baton
  • Dental care boost
  • Guidelines on dementia
  • Blacksmith and the Yankee
  • $20,000 water cost
  • Webster chairs regional news review
  • New board appointments
  • The supreme pen
  • Agricultural pioneers
  • Community bowls along
  • Drought Hub 'way forward'
  • It started with a star
  • Centenary of memorial
  • 170kmh: car stopped
  • Be safe in the bush
  • Less days for swimming
  • Passion in the vines
  • Walking on history
  • Rhianon home for Christmas
  • BOORT CHRISTMAS STREET PARTY
  • Mayor's Christmas message
  • Christmas message: We are known
  • Roulettes are booked
  • Crime statistic concerns
  • Monitor grain in storage
  • Old hut on calendar
  • Alert for Laanecoorie fire
  • Under 18s 'are go'
  • Zekie zooms
  • Masks: what the government says
  • Latest in local news
  • Masks are back
  • Protest snags crown
  • Fishing for tags
  • Remote road upgrade pilot
  • Webster welcomes agreement
  • Office re-opens
  • Don't litter over summer
  • Two get community grants
  • Veterans grants open
  • Council COVID scare
  • Hay fire: smoke alert
  • Big highs for cattle
  • Win ... just
  • Our long serving health staff
  • Lifeline for holidays
  • Police nab speedsters
  • Fire near Boort
  • Home by six
  • Council culture paper
  • Pool hours update
  • Cactus battle a priority
  • Christmas road blitz
  • Protest and another petition
  • Week gets flick
  • Silo pulls power
  • Hay Martha! Labor candidate named
  • Guyura visions
  • Group's first meeting
  • Masks stay!
  • Survey backs newspapers
  • Hoons rip up road
  • Beware risky toys
  • Positive outlook
  • SES attracts recruits
  • Play safe on rivers
  • Last day for Christmas post
  • Summer season launch
  • Leadership program graduation
  • Local produce on the menu
  • Straight to work
  • Cattle forecast
  • Pharmacists want fair vaccine deal
  • Mayor backs Loddon Christmas
  • Game hunting plans
  • Latest region bowls
  • Seven pick up five
  • Your stories, your newspaper
  • Zombies find their feet
  • Hints of good quality
  • Shire gets key ticks
  • Small shops COVID cop fines
  • United youth bid
  • Water bills next week
  • Works on Calder
  • Op-shop ends
  • On the track
  • Cricket cubs start
  • Park gets minister's award
  • Back in the street
  • Stalwarts re-elected
  • Another tax creeps in
  • History grants open
  • Junior cricket scoreboards 27 November
  • Lighting bid backed
  • Rural counselling funds secured
  • Thank you: country Victoria's top newspaper
  • Bat ball blitz
  • Flyer and hiccup
  • Great pie gold
  • Street plan backed
  • Zombie comeback
  • Pool hours cut
  • Activists told 'by the book'
  • Harvest starts with trickle
  • Postle pounces
  • #shoploddon this Christmas
  • New toilet contract
  • Skipper's opening knock
  • Art in garden tool box
  • Landcare boost
  • Michael's 50th season
  • All set for summer
  • Axe falls on cattle
  • Carvers find platform
  • Looking at first 12 months
  • New swim program partner
  • UPDATE: Big dump divides town
  • Cactus action breakthrough
  • Pool managers named
  • Straub next mayor
  • Summer ins and outs
  • Always a helping hand
  • Hay cut and ... drying
  • Youthful call
  • Restrictions ease: masks stay
  • Mal's miniatures
  • Arts trail postponed
  • Branson's success
  • Mandate distress
  • New life members
  • Roads, phones on radar
  • Tourism connection
  • Women set date
  • Beach inspiration
  • Active network hopes
  • Bowler ... training only
  • Ladson named coach
  • Luke leads VFF team
  • Spring rains just right
  • Subdivision gets tick
  • Good form continues
  • Ray still clips fleece
  • Rural enterprise confidence
  • The very best
  • Two clubs fold
  • Blitz and cheer
  • Harry leads new program
  • Meet the new CEO
  • Summer serve sweat
  • Taste of shearing
  • Premier makes 'plan' announcement
  • Roo row latest
  • Canola prospects brights
  • CEO selection close
  • Government's new bank rules
  • It'll be a blast
  • Legend Laura
  • Mischief all the way
  • Theft of hay bales
  • That's all folks, North Central pulls pin
  • Achieving together
  • Back on the track
  • Days tick on final plan
  • Demand driving market
  • River rule bungle fury
  • Show's virtual platform
  • Vicky's new role
  • League sets end date
  • Buzz a Mixed Bag
  • Demons' coach steps down
  • Is it over?
  • Lighting up bird murals
  • Record beaters
  • Rhianon's title victory
  • Total clearance of rams
  • Visa move a great step
  • COVID care liftout
  • Find joy in times
  • League's play plan
  • Local runners do well
  • Ram sale prices up
  • Season of improvement
  • Town's enterprise bid
  • COVID FEARS: NO PLAY THIS WEEKEND
  • Ambo time concern
  • Artist from worldly space
  • Final's hiatus
  • Flows enhance biodiversity
  • Pair of minor titles
  • Ready ready again
  • Studs are starring
  • $4m spend on local works
  • Camp sites to be revealed
  • Changing markets
  • Chipping to course record
  • Final round this weekend
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