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- Albury will work with others: Glachan 9:06pm Nov 6
- Freeway edge overgrown again 6:00am Nov 6
- Grenades found near farm shed 6:00am Nov 6
ALBURY’S Mayor has pledged to continue working with Wodonga to promote tourism on the Border, despite indications her city may set up its own visitor information centre.
LONG grass has returned to the sides and median strips of the Albury-Wodonga Freeway. Areas of the freeway boundaries have been mown recently but in other sections the grass is at head-height fol
ARMY specialists were called to a North East farm on Thursday after two hand grenades were found there. The grenades were discovered at Harry Bussell’s Carboor alpine dorper sheep stud by
PLANS for a chairlift to the top of Mount Buffalo threaten to transform the iconic reserve into a theme park, the Victorian National Parks Association says.
AT least $10million is expected to flow into the Yarrawonga-Muwala economy after the twin towns won the right to host a world championships featuring boats capable of reaching 270kmh.
POLICE are investigating reports of indecent assault against two Albury High School students.
RECORD entrants are set to vie for fashion glory at Albury racecourse today. The Myer Fashions on the Field at Albury Racing Club’s Oaks Day returns for its second year and this year introd
ALBURY local command police have today hit the roads for Operation Drink Drive II which will run until midnight Saturday. Highway patrol vehicles and uniform branch cars will target everything fr
A GLENROY mother says she is being “railroaded” into taking her disabled son out of mainstream education and placing him into a special school. Daniel Trenchard-Harry, 12, has been su
A MAN is assisting police with their enquires over the suspicious death of a Cobram resident last night. HOMICIDE detectives are investigating the death of a man at Cobram last night.
DANCING could be dropped from next year’s Albury-Wodonga Eisteddfod, potentially halving the number of entries and threatening its viability. Eisteddfod chairman Graham Oke said it would be
A CHAIRLIFT to the top of Mount Buffalo would cost between $20 million and $30 million to build and attract about 500,000 visitors a year. That’s the initial assessment of a promi
TWO people are being winched to safety after spending the night outdoors near Mount Bogong.
THE Federal Government’s decision to slash its home insulation rebate by 25 per cent is expected to have little or no impact on households in Albury- Wodonga. Insulation installers on
BUNNINGS Warehouse in Young Street, Albury, will be extended over the next six months to become the largest store in Albury-Wodonga. Southern Cross Developers has been engaged by local investment
