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The Riverine Herald, 25 8月 2026

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ArticleMore than just a meal deliv­ery

A knock at the door, a friendly face and a nutri­tious meal. That simple inter­ac­tion is a weekly high­light for many of the around 50 people across Mur­ray River Coun­cil who receive food through Meals on Wheels. This National Meals on Wheels Day,...

More than just a meal deliv­ery

ArticleCoun­try News

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Coun­try News

ArticleCom­pas­sion, clar­ity

Paige Cul­lin always knew she wanted to be a nurse. Ori­gin­ally attrac­ted to mid­wifery, she had almost fin­ished high school and was pre­par­ing to pick her uni­versity degree when her fam­ily’s lives were changed for ever. In his late teens, her...

Com­pas­sion, clar­ity

ArticleGrand finals

There was plenty of talk about Shep­par­ton United Junior Foot­ball Club in the lead up to the Goul­burn Mur­ray Junior League under-16s divi­sion two grand final, but the Demons that took to the field on Sunday after­noon were focused on noth­ing but...

Grand finals

ArticleDog death update

The act that shocked Echuca and left one local fam­ily heart­broken has now pro­gressed to the Echuca Magis­trates’ Court. Three dogs, Loki, Daisy and Buddy, died on Monday, June 15 after con­sum­ing a toxin at a walk­ing track near the Echuca South...

Dog death update

ArticleSpark­ing con­ver­sa­tions

A night of flan­nel shirts, shared meals and genu­ine com­munity spirit helped the Lock­ing­ton Hotel raise about $7000 through its first Flanno for a Farmer fun­draiser, draw­ing about 150 loc­als together on August 14 for a cause close to many hearts.

Spark­ing con­ver­sa­tions

ArticleSea­son ends

Moama fin­ished its 2026 Mur­ray Foot­ball League cam­paign on a high with a five-goal win over Rum­bal­ara at Mer­cury Drive, Shep­par­ton. The Mag­pies were look­ing at the pos­sib­il­ity of end­ing a dis­ap­point­ing sea­son with a sur­prise defeat...

Sea­son ends

ArticleCom­pas­sion, clar­ity

Paige Cul­lin always knew she wanted to be a nurse. Ori­gin­ally attrac­ted to mid­wifery, she had almost fin­ished high school and was pre­par­ing to pick her uni­versity degree when her fam­ily’s lives were changed for ever. In his late teens, her...

Com­pas­sion, clar­ity