The Riverine Herald - 2018-07-16

• BIG BOOST FOR SPECIALIST KIDS
• FIRE GUTS HOME
• I’ve got those school holiday blues
• Sadly it has all ended badly for port traders It’s a sad day because it means there is very little left in the Port to attract people to the empty Murray Esplanade. “We wanted to stay but we have to do what’s best for us
• National branded businesses get away without contributi­ng anything and leaving the tourism costs up to small local businesses
• PORT BUSINESSES SPEAK OUT A special Riverine Herald report It’s everyone or bust at port
• Number plates a target for thieves
• A hoedown at Locky
• When you walk in two worlds
• Echuca’s on fire with 101-point win
• The dream’s still there
• No prizes for second
• 10 goals down but we are going to the finals
• Picola belts Berrigan
• Timbercutt­ers kiss the finals goodbye
• Picola is proving its potential
• It’s all starting to slip away from Mathoura
• Cats finally out of lives
• Tonny a shadow of its best
• Shall we engrave the cup now?
• Echuca Football Netball Club landed a big double in front of the Vic Park faithful at the weekend. Sheridan Townrow of Echuca and Sarah Szczykulsk­i of Seymour are pictured during Echuca’s crushing of the Lionesses 58-34. The footballer­s romped home by mor
• Don’t get burnt by burning wrong rubbish warns EPA
• Stopping crime in its tracks
• Speaking about winners
• Campaspe kicks in with $100,000 It was great to see so many community groups share some exciting details on their special projects to improve their services, facilities and activities for the benefit of the whole Campaspe community
• Tax — and tax scam — time
• Get it right to help the environmen­t

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