Emergency service workers and volunteers are pleading with motorists to be safe behind the wheel.
Photo by
Megan Fisher
There was so much happening yesterday that I felt like it was necessary to take you through some of the bigger stories again - just in case you missed them in the rush.
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The flow of pedestrian and vehicle traffic at the intersection of Maude and High St has been a hot topic since the completion of the Maude St Mall redevelopment.
Djembe Archibald has been on the case, first investigating the issue and then yesterday publishing Greater Shepparton City Council’s explanation.
The intersection of Maude St and High St.
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Djembe Archibald
Freak accident leaves dairy farmer with a long road to recovery ahead
A harrowing tale from Anna McGuinness here - 18-year-old dairy farmer Abbey Sizer is facing 12 months of rehab after sleepwalking out of her friend’s window and falling almost 5m to the ground.
A series of important stories here from Max Stainkamph.
Emergency services across the region are pleading with drivers to take more safety measures behind the wheel after a deadly start to the year on our roads.
River gauge concerns call flood peak into question
A concerning story, from Max again, here. It seems like the flood levels in Shepparton from October last year are out by as much as 0.08m due to a moved gauge.
Stand and deliver: Shepparton superstar Garry Jacobson created history, becoming the first Goulburn Valley driver to win a Dunlop Series Championship.
Photo by
Dirk Klynsmith
George Nelson Shepparton Gift to make triumphant return after two decades
The first Shepparton Gift since the turn of the century will be run and won next month.
Back in town: George Nelson Shepparton Gift is making a return.
