Riverine Herald Single Story Panel 1 2026-10-15

Publish Time: 10:00 am

News

Friends rally around Alana Murray following life-changing farm accident

Josh Huntly

Shepparton United player and junior coach Alana Murray is recovering after a life-changing farming accident.
A GoFundMe has raised $25,000 to help cover medical, travel and recovery expenses.
The Blues community has rallied around Murray, praising her dedication as a player, coach and volunteer.

Riverine Herald Single Story Panel 2 2026-10-15

Publish Time: 01:00 pm

Sport

Sophie’s ready, set, to go

Daniel Harvey

Echuca swimmer Sophie Ryan will represent her community at the 2026 Special Olympics National Games.
The 26-year-old qualified through consistent results and will compete in freestyle and breaststroke.
Ryan says she’s excited to meet new people and enjoy the experience in Melbourne.

Riverine Herald Single Story Panel 3 2026-10-15

Publish Time: 08:00 pm

Sport

A welcome change of innings

Christian Marchetti

Nondies-Cohuna ended a 30-match losing streak, defeating Leitchville-Gunbower by 15 runs.
Captain Kyeran Ellery praised the club’s young players for helping drive the long-awaited breakthrough.
Growing player numbers, sponsorship and community support have boosted optimism around the club.

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