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An exodus of people leave Moama as Victoria changes border restrictions. Photo: Cath Grey 1 of 1 5370537724001 IF THE Victorian Government does not turn the NSW half of the border bubble green, under its COVID-19 traffic light policy, accommodation and hospitality businesses in Moama could start going to the wall within weeks, if not days. At a meeting in the Moama Bowling Club on the morning of Wednesday, January 13, convened by Victorian Nationals leader and Member for Murray Plains Peter Wa...

Woolworths is recalling its home brand coleslaw in 110g, 250g, 400g and 800g sizes with use by dates from January 12 to January 21, fearing it will cause salmonella poisoning.

Murray River Council is dealing with a national shortage of building surveyors. 1 of 1 5370537724001 A NATIONAL shortage of building surveyors is causing headaches at Murray River Council, with two senior jobs on the market for months with no interest. At November’s council meeting, director of planning and environment David Wilkinson said it was a serious problem. “It is the area of my directorate that has caused me the most concern since I started here at Murray River Council,” Mr Wil...

Possible salmonella contamination has forced Woolworths to recall one of its products in a number of stores due to concerns people may get sick.

A Melbourne family has accidentally entered NSW after they were searching for a cafe for lunch and their GP...

Business groups have warned border closures risk damaging business confidence and leaving multibillion dollar industries in tatters.

Premium Content Subscriber only AFTER a rare early season setback, Ipswich speedway racer Mat Pascoe is getting back on track. The six-time Queensland champion is confident of having his engine issues resolved in time for the next state titles showdown in May. Winning the 40 lap super sedan feature race in Bundaberg on Saturday night was a timely boost. It was Pascoes first victory of the new season after blowing up his engine in Toowoomba a few weeks ago. Over the years, Mutdapilly-based ...

Date Time Police charge man after shooting at a jet skier on Murray River A man has faced court today on firearms charges after allegedly shooting at a jet ski rider on the Murray River yesterday afternoon. Officers from Murray River Police District responded to reports of shots fired on the Murray River near Moama about 4pm yesterday (Sunday 27 December 2020). Police were told at least two shots were fired in the direction of a 23-year-old man, who was riding a jet ski, and appeared to have co...

Premium Content Subscriber only Move over Byron Bay and Ballina, one tourism booking company has claimed tourists are flocking to Lismore this Christmas. Why? Perhaps its because during the pandemic regional Australia is looking rather good right now. According to tourism booking company Agoda, Australians are seeking out smaller regional destinations in NSW normally off the mainstream tourist trail. With international travel also off the cards, data from Agoda reveals a shift in the trave...

Comments earlier this week first. >> when your son looks at you and says, mo ama, look you won. were going to go in there and impeach the [ bleep ]. >> the statement wound up generating headlines like this one, not exactly the type of thing nancy pelosi was hoping to kick off the second term with as speaker, im sure and new york congressman cortes floated a 70% tax rate on the wealthy. 70% to fund, quote, green new deal. and california congressman brad sherman included articles of impeachment di...