Tag Archives: Albury

A NEW restaurant in the heart of Albury is serving food for the soul inspired by family traditions throughout the Basin. Aida Albury is the joint venture of Albury c

A warrant is out for the arrest of a man after he once again failed to front court to be sentenced over an unprovoked, armed attack in Albury's CBD. Claude Nguweneza did not turn up to Albury Local Court in early August and again on September 13.

B-double trucks will no longer need to travel through Henty's main road Sladen Street to reached the town's GrainCorp silo, after a $7.93 million railway crossing was officially opened on Tuesday. The project,

After a delayed start due to COVID and 11 rounds of T20 matches, it's been a season unlike any we've seen before although there's been no shortage of drama and storylines in Cricket Albury-Wodonga's provincial competition.

A man who allegedly assaulted seven police officers during his arrest has been denied bail. On Sunday police received a report a 43-year-old woman had been assaulted by a man known to her. Following inquiries officers saw a 36-year-old man at the intersection of Captain Cook Drive and Hicks Place,

Homes are uninhabitable and businesses have sustained thousands of dollars in damages following the weekend's storms. The Albury SES unit was the busiest in the south of NSW, responding to 236 of 420 requests for assistance. Widespread storm activity …

A bid to bring "fresh energy" into the NSW cabinet has left the door open for Albury MP Justin Clancy to gain a portfolio, with one Coalition colleague describing him as more than worthy. The removal of three long-serving ministers in a Cabinet reshuffle emerged at the weekend but NSW …

But Albury resident Leanne Stuart has taken on a much more exotic pet to keep her company – a cartoon watching, grocery shopping, bearded dragon. "I bought Ziggy about an hour out of Melbourne and he was only six weeks old and about two inches long,

A North Albury boy who went into custody yet again at the beginning of the month is being "manipulated" by men who encourage him to commit crimes, a court has heard. The teenager, who will turn 15 in March,

A First Nations family are trying to preserve their history and culture through a weaving exhibition, which is open in Albury until Christmas Eve. The Burraja Art Gallery's Family Ties exhibition showcases a number of wall hangings,