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Mayor Weston elected for another term

CAMPASPE Shire Council mayor Adrian Weston will stay at the helm for another term after being re-elected on Tuesday. At the statutory meeting councillors re-elected Cr Weston for a fourth term and elected Cr Vicki Neele as deputy mayor, both for...

Lachlan Durling

15 minutes ago

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AFL Victoria scraps Community Championships

AFL Victoria has dumped generations of bush footy tradition by announcing it has scrapped interleague football. The decision has sparked widespread disappointment overwhelming disappointment at the lack of representative football to be played in...

Brayden May

15 minutes ago

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Local firefighters remembered

NSW Rural Fire Service unveiled four plaques during on Remembrance Day to memorialise the lives of local firefighters who went above and beyond in their duty. The plaques were each unveiled along with a Tree of Remembrance during an event at the...

Corowa Free Press

14 Nov 2019

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Local firefighters remembered

Corowa Free Press

14 Nov 2019

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Extra drought package extends to small business

The extra drought package and the inclusion of a water deal for fodder producers will help farmers, businesses and communities in rural and regional NSW struggling with the effects of drought NSW Nationals Senator, Perin Davey said. The Federal...

Corowa Free Press

14 Nov 2019

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Corowa Market Report

Corowa’s Market on Monday yielded better results to the previous market with 21,352 yarded an overall increase of 7,452. 11,971 lambs were yarded for an iccrease of 2,015 while sheep were also up 5,737 with 9,381 yarded at this week’s market...

Corowa Free Press

13 Nov 2019

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‘Hold my Hand’ reminder at Federation Playgrounds

Federation Council has partnered with The Little Blue Dinosaur Foundation for its ‘Hold My Hand’ campaign, which aims to encourage parents and carers to hold their child’s hand when they are close to roadways. The colourful signage has been...

Corowa Free Press

13 Nov 2019

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Ladies show out to Oaks Day event

Oaks Day – a day that has become a tradition for the ladies of Corowa – has enjoyed another successful event this year at the Corowa Golf Club. Attendance numbers were increased on last year’s ladies day as a buoyant atmosphere filled the...

Corowa Free Press

13 Nov 2019

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Moving Remembrance Day Service

At 11 am on Monday Corowa, along with the nation, paused for Remembrance Day, marking the 101st anniversary of the Armistice that ended the First World War on 11 November 1918. Between 1914 and 1918 a newly federated Australia sent 414,000 of their...

Corowa Free Press

13 Nov 2019

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Council initiates policy directions

Motions relating to water management, waste and recycling, solar farm regulation, trade waste, council categories, Crown Land management, skills and training, and councillor remuneration were moved by Federation Council at this year’s NSW Local...

Robert Muir

5 hours ago

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Business dries up as drought worsens

As the drought continues to take its toll on regional communities, local retailers have lamented that business is diminishing. Corowa Curtains and Décor owner and standing president of the Chamber of Commerce, Stuart Whisson, says that the...

Rhys Williams

13 Nov 2019

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Humainsing our brave soldiers

The Federation Museum will host its last History Hour later this month which will profile the lives of brave local fighters who went off to war. A group of six enthusiastic students from the Corowa High School have been working in conjunction with...

Corowa Free Press

08 Nov 2019

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“Beautiful” orchids make their mark

The collaboration between the Albury-Wodonga and District Orchid Club and the Wangaratta and Wagga Wagga orchid societies is bringing to Corowa the second rendition of the Three Rivers Orchid Show. The exquisite display of orchids will be held in...

Corowa Free Press

08 Nov 2019

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Annual McGrath Foundation High Tea

The 6th annual McGrath Foundation fundraiser High Tea has raised over $5,000 for breast cancer support. The annual event, hosted at the Corowa RSL Club, was able to generate $5,223 in proceeds and donations through donations, raffles and auctions on...

Corowa Free Press

08 Nov 2019

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Dep PM backs Lake Buffalo expansion

Deputy Prime Minister Michael McCormack told the Corowa Free Press on Friday the federal government will back Victorian Shadow Minister for Water Steph Ryan’s push to expand the Lake Buffalo dam in north-east Victoria stating their “cheque book...

Corowa Free Press

07 Nov 2019

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Corowa Race Club Melbourne Cup Eve meeting

A crowd of well over 1,000 turned out for a great day of racing at Corowa Race Club’s third annual Melbourne Cup Eve meeting. The inclement weather held out until just after the last race and everyone was able to enjoy the festivities, with...

Corowa Free Press

07 Nov 2019

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Rutherglen in the City

Rutherglen winemakers will take over Albury’s QEII Square on Saturday, giving people the opportunity to taste more than 100 boutique wines from the region. Following two successful events in Canberra and Melbourne, the Winemakers of Rutherglen are...

Corowa Free Press

07 Nov 2019

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Corowa Market Report

Corowa’s Market on Monday yielded much smaller numbers to last week with 13,900 yarded overall for a decrease of 9,100. Lamb numbers eased but the quality was very good. New season lambs were best supplied with only a few pens of old lambs. Trade...

Corowa Free Press

07 Nov 2019

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Principal says HSC doesn’t “define future”

At a time of heightened stress Corowa High School students have been reminded that their ATAR score won’t define their future. As NSW high school students are in the midst of their HSC exams, Corowa High School principal Dr Joanne Bellette has...

Rhys Williams

07 Nov 2019