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Low prices will send dairy farmers to the wall

Following the announcement of new season prices by dairy processors, the Australian Dairy Farmers (ADF) has forecast that the lower than expected rates combined with increasing production costs could force farmers to leave the industry. “As they...

Corryong Courier
13 Jun 2025
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Expanded services meet community need

Upper Murray Family Care (UMFC) has announced the expansion of Therapy Services, a timely and strategic response to the rising mental health and wellbeing needs of individuals, families, children, and young people across the region. For decades...

Corryong Courier
12 Jun 2025
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Home care delays endanger seniors

Independent members of Parliament including Indi representative Helen Haines are concerned about the impact the Albanese government’s decision to postpone the commencement of 80,000 new Home Care packages will have on older Australians. The 83,000...

Corryong Courier
12 Jun 2025
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Stories sought for new siege book

This year marks the 85th anniversary of one of the most famous sieges in military history and information is being sought for a new book commemorating the event. The Rats of Tobruk were soldiers of the Australian-led Allied garrison, as well as the...

Corryong Courier
12 Jun 2025
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Top two kick away at midpoint

How’s your club travelling? Midway though the season, Cudgewa sits on top of the ladder by percentage over Bullioh with the record sitting at one win apiece this season. Both sides have had big wins against Tumbarumba and Corryong to date with the...

Corryong Courier
12 Jun 2025
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Sports women lead the way

Play Like a Girl Australia has announced a new round of scholarships for Empowered to Lead, its flagship leadership program for women and girls in sport. The program is not just about learning to lead, it’s about discovering who you are, building...

Corryong Courier
12 Jun 2025
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Single club option draws a mixed response

An alternative concept for football and netball in the Upper Murray involving a merged club model, which was presented by a working party to clubs last Monday week, has created controversy in the community. Feedback on the ‘One Vision’ model was...

Corryong Courier
01 Sep 2020