Making Headlines
This week's most important stories, selected by our editors |
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| Whoop Whoop Wahgunyah! |
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| Three years in the makingThere were no wounds to lick for the Wahgunyah Lions on Saturday as the club proved they are indeed a winning pride. Following three years of straight losses, both the seniors and reserves sides took home the points with ground breaking wins against Dederang on the weekend... |
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| By Kellie Sheppard |
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| Globe Hotel takes another hit |
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| Two thefts in eight days have been attempted at Corowa’s Globe Hotel redevelopment. Between Thursday April 11 and Wednesday April 17 unknown persons... |
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| By Kellie Sheppard |
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| Main Street safety pleas |
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| The need for immediate, increased safety measures for Main Street Rutherglen was emphasised to Federal Member for Indi Dr Helen Haines last Friday as the... |
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| By Robert Muir |
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| Remarkable Major guest speaker |
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| An interesting Anzac Day speech at Rutherglen Anzac Day will be delivered by guest speaker, Major Michelle Wyatt OAM CSM from Bonegilla... |
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| By Robert Muir |
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| Vacant coaching job |
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| Corowa Cricket Club’s coach for the past two season, Jack Thomas, permanently returned to Cornwall, England on Friday, April 12... |
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| By Robert Muir |
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