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cobramcourier.com.au > news > on-the-grapevine-when-there-is-no-black-smoke

On the Grapevine | When there is no black smoke

16+ hour, 27+ min ago   (759+ words) When Cobram Rotarian Sally Ivone drove home from Swanpool after seeing Just A Farmer in May 2024, the film came with her. “I had plenty to ponder on the drive home from Swanpool, as I had lived some of the realities…...


cobramcourier.com.au > news > cfa-volunteer-group-voices-concerns-over-renewable-energy-boom

Are CFA volunteers ready for renewable energy risks?

3+ day, 18+ hour ago   (43+ words) cobramcourier.com.au News CFA volunteer group voices concerns over renewable energy boom By Benalla Ensign Sep 11, 2026 A CFA volunteers group has raised concerns about the rapid expansion of renewable-energy infrastructure across the Benalla-Glenrowan-Goorambat-Dookie region...


cobramcourier.com.au > rural-news > auditor-general-targets-poor-roads

Auditor-general targets poor roads

4+ day, 16+ hour ago   (451+ words) Spending on road repair and maintenance needs to triple to $3 billion a year, according to Maintaining Safe Roads, a new report from the Victorian Auditor-General. This level of funding would cover maintaining road conditions at their current level while replacing…...


cobramcourier.com.au > news > have-your-say-on-the-future-of-thompsons-beach

Have your say

6+ day, 13+ hour ago   (307+ words) Moira Shire Council is inviting the community to help shape the long-term vision for one of the region’s most-loved river attractions, with community consultation on the Thompsons Beach Masterplan now open. The masterplan will establish the long-term vision and priorities…...


cobramcourier.com.au > news > the-numurkah-ukulele-club-joy-and-connection-through-music

Joy and connection through music

6+ day, 17+ hour ago   (405+ words) With a strum of their ukuleles and a song ready to sing, the Numurkah Ukulele Club has spent nearly a decade bringing music and joy to the community. Club president of six years Kate McGregor said the club was formed…...


cobramcourier.com.au > news > berrigan-shire-mayor-reflects-on-dinner-with-prime-minister

Berrigan Shire mayor reflects on dinner with prime minister

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (393+ words) Berrigan Shire Mayor Julia Cornwell McKean attended the Country Mayors Association of NSW Dinner in Sydney with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese last month. Berrigan Shire Council chief executive Cameron Boardman also attended the dinner alongside Cr Cornwell McKean, with Mr…...


cobramcourier.com.au > news > cool-heads-initiative-returns-to-inspire-safer-driving-2

Cool Heads initiative returns to inspire safer driving

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (547+ words) A single decision behind the wheel can leave a family grieving, a first responder traumatised and a young driver facing consequences that last a lifetime. With this in mind, an evening of powerful real-life stories designed to help young people…...


cobramcourier.com.au > news > victorian-farmers-federation-survey-reveals-rural-fury-2

Victorian Farmers Federation survey reveals rural fury

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (340+ words) Nine out of 10 farmers surveyed by the Victorian Farmers Federation believe the Victorian Government doesn’t understand local issues or have a positive plan to grow the industry. The second annual State of the State: Victorian Farmer Priorities Survey revealed the…...


cobramcourier.com.au > news > cobram-students-race-to-top-10-in-world-hydrogen-grand-prix

Pedal to the metal

1+ week, 6+ day ago   (513+ words) Putting pedal to the metal, three Cobram students have raced their way into the world’s top 10 at the World Hydrogen Remote Control Grand Prix. Cobram Secondary College students Cameron Sneddon, Jackson Betts and Koby Lee, known as ‘Team Hammertime’, were…...


cobramcourier.com.au > sport > numurkah-bundled-out-rumbalara-continue-premiership-defence-as-murray-league-finals-begin

Blues battle goes way of Tongala, Rumbalara premiership defence continues

1+ week, 6+ day ago   (298+ words) Finals are here in the Murray Netball League, and A-grade’s elimination finals began with A-plus performances. Third-placed Tongala was too good for sixth-placed Numurkah at Moama Recreation Reserve on Saturday, pouncing on the navy Blues early for a commanding lead....