Tag Archives: Cobram

First-year apprentice baker Declan Cheong of Hungie Fangs Artisan Bakery has won gold at The Great Aussie Pie Competition. The 17-year-old’s honey mustard chicken pie creation took out the top spot in the apprentice category against entrants from across every Australian state and territory.

The University of Melbourne campus welcomed the first cohort of rural medicine students on Monday, December 6. There are 17 university graduates from La Trobe University enrolled in the University of Melbourne's Doctor of Medicine (Rural Pathway) course in Shepparton,

Mr Maskell started Main Street Boxing Gym in Strathmerton about four years ago and quickly outgrew two locations, prompting his move to Cobram. He is a third generation boxer, with his grandfather Newell Alfred Joseph Maskell getting his start in tent fights while in the army during World War I.

The Cobram Hospital Ladies’ Auxiliary has received a $500 donation from Willow Cobram Resort to help its efforts to support local health services. The money will be used to purchase essential medical or supportive equipment for the hospital such as special mattresses,

The Benalla Short Film Festival will return in December featuring several films by local directors, including Cobram local Lachie Allemand with. Since beginning his studies at Deakin University in 2014,

The Let’s Talk Scams campaign was launched during Scams Awareness Week, which ran from November 8-12, but it remains important to be aware of financial scams year-round. Financial scams, also known as investment scams,

Going out for a round of golf with the boys is great by itself ― but doing to raise money and awareness for a cause is even better. Enter Ryan Medcroft, who is undertaking the Cancer Council’s ‘Longest Day’ challenge with golfing mates Steven Burns,

The Victorian Government’s Youth Engagement Grant program is offering up to $50,000 in funding to keep youth engaged. Funding can be used for new or existing projects and programs designed by small multicultural and First Nations clubs to keep young people engaged with the community.

The matriarch of Glen Kearney Transport is a pocket rocket with a husband and three sons towering over her. “I had my licence when I was 20, well before I met Glen,” explained Pauline at home in Barooga.

New landlord and rental property requirements in Victoria, which came into effect in March this year, are causing woes for tenants and landlords alike across the Cobram area. Jodie Wilson, principal at Ray White Cobram,