The Riverine Herald - 2017-09-15

• The bag that comes back
• COURT SHORT
• Community still split as postal plebiscite votes hit the system
• New MRC councillor­s are ready to get down to work
• Piccoli turns back to his education
• Sentence for teen is deferred
• Youth get active at expo
• Car theft keeps man in custody
• ‘Brain snap’ gets six months
• Gathering of geeks shows some E=MC2
• Landini puts his hand up for Murray
• Times were still tough for dairy farms 10 years ago
• Investment fund invests in watering
• This little guy can be your new Buddy
• The God of the Bible wants to be known
• Murray rising from mid-September
• SvS IS A DAY FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY
• HUMAN VERSUS MACHINE — THE ULTIMATE CHALLENGE
• LAURIE IS JACK OF ALL TRADES — EXCEPT THE RUN ITSELF
• Chevs all revved up for show
• GV veterans
• Teams still chase flag dream Echuca
• Rich River
• Radical drug trial revives Walker’s football career
• Key defenders to miss Blues’ decisive final We’ve still got some good players and even when we have been undermanne­d this year we still manage to come win. ’ out with the
• Pies’ big names all on board for 2018
• Young guns soar high
• ALL ABOARD Big names recommit to Pies

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