Posts in: Wooragee
Diligence encouraged
LOCAL police have indicated low levels of crime in the Beechworth area for the last two months except for Chiltern where incidents have spiked since…
Pruning workshop a grape success
WINEMAKERS from around Victoria were given a radical new way of approaching vine pruning last Wednesday at a workshop that changed the thinking of generations.
Save on energy
A BULK buy that launched yesterday in Yackandandah and in Beechworth today will make hot water units available to households in Wangaratta, Wodonga, Benalla, Seymour…
FoodShare needs a new home
ALBURY Wodonga Regional FoodShare, which helps provide food relief to charities in nine North East local government areas, including Indigo Shire, urgently needs a new…
A focus on community engagement for Beechworth’s new police sergeant
COMMUNITY engagement is a top priority for the new police sergeant at Beechworth police station since taking up the senior post last month.
Helen in box seat
INDI remains on track to stay an ‘Independent’ federal electorate with Cathy McGowan’s anointed successor, Helen Haines, in the ‘orange’ boxed seat to officially claim…
Unmarked ANZAC legacy
THIRTEEN unmarked graves were discovered in a nationally significant project to record the military history of WW1 veterans buried at the Beechworth Cemetery.
Independent is off and running
INDEPENDENT candidate for Indi Helen Haines has launched her campaign for Indi with a promise to always put the interests of Indi first.
Endangered reptile found in Beechworth after 40 years
AN endangered reptile often mistaken for a snake has been found for the first time in almost 40 years in the Beechworth area, making it…
Picking up the pieces
A FIERCE two-day period of rain last Thursday and Friday flooded streets, waterways and houses.
Gaffney back in top job
INDIGO Shire council welcomed a new, but familiar, face as mayor on Tuesday night after a draw from a hat. Cr Bernard Gaffney was elected…
Driving Easter frustration
THE failure of motorists over the Easter weekend to adhere to warnings has disappointed local police.
