The Riverine Herald - 2020-05-27

• FOOTY’S STILL OUT OF REACH
• At Kow Swamp you can feel the serenity
• FOGO offers some food for thought
• It’s a big country and as such it demands a very big story time
• Class act welcomes St Mary’s students back
• ACCC investigat­es Luxury Houseboats
• Details in post
• Date not been booked for libraries to reopen
• Historic wharf’s $3M revamp The project has three components with an overall focus on increasing capability and capacity across the entire precinct to support a variety of functions, events and entertainm­ent
• Life is a matter of miracles
• We are acutely aware of the severe effect the restrictio­ns implemente­d to control coronaviru­s have had on businesses and residents right across our council
• Moama crime targeted by new police HVP unit
• Some awaiting clarity before return to training
• Financial help available to boost footy clubs’ safety
• Campaign aims to save clubs
• Basketball shoots for mid-July return
• $100m fund to help sport clubs
• She Zed she could win – and she did
• Soccer in a holding pattern
• JUNIORS CLOSE IN ON RESTART

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