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Herald

Local news and sport for Loddon Shire communities.

Stinger’s urban move

MORE than 180 registered bidders have helped Glen Ray prepare for retirement. The Calivil district farmer and truck driver known as Stinger is making the move into Bendigo with wife Sue. Their Tandarra property has been sold and last Friday bidders...

By Loddon Herald

Unique river-front home sells after auction

THE FORMER Mulwarrie art studio and native garden on the Loddon River at Bridgewater has sold after auction for more than $750,00. More than 20 people attended Saturday’s auction with bidding opening at the prior offer price of $720,00. A further...

By Loddon Herald

Stealth attack on independence

I FEEL sick about the state of our health system – and I know I am not alone. But as a regional Victorian as well as a longtime Parliamentarian, one of the things I have valued most has been the local hospital, health centre or even bush nursing...

By Loddon Herald

Letter to the editor - Still an advocate

Sir, I was surprised to see your article (Sitting in the shadows, Loddon Herald, January 16). I was not expecting to appear in your publication months after the end of my term. I’m not sure why you have been so interested in my Facebook page or...

By Loddon Herald

Rock of history again telling the local story

HISTORY is back intact at Mologa after a replacement plaque was installed last week. Members of Mologa and District Landcare Group had been left bewildered and annoyed last October when the plaque was stolen from a memorial cairn. Member Guido...

By Loddon Herald

Social media page pulled down

FORMER Loddon Shire councillor Wendy Murphy’s official social media page has been pulled down. Mrs Murphy confirmed last Wednesday night that the Facebook page was no longer live. Victoria’s Local Government Inspectorate last week said pages of...

By Loddon Herald

Tyre company’s $20,000 fine blowout

A HORSHAM firm collecting waste tyres in Inglewood, Charlton and St Arnaud has been slapped with nearly $20,000 in fines from EPA Victoria. The two fines of $9,880 each are for failing to account for truckloads of waste tyres on EPA’s online Waste...

By Loddon Herald

Joy will judge top art

THE works of artist Joy Tatt are in collections on four continents. Her art over last 30 years has been based on observation, interpreting correctness and expressing beauty, harmony and truth with favourite subjects birds, skies, rural subjects and...

By Loddon Herald

Region in Top 5 duck spots

NORTHERN Victoria remains a mecca for duck hunters with Boort and Kerang in the top five spots for hunting days last season. Game Management Authority last week released its bird estimates report, showing Sale, Horsham and Shepparton rounding out...

By Loddon Herald

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