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Staff at Cobram Vaccination Clinic have administered 5000 vaccination jabs – a critical milestone in the midst of a social nightmare as lockdowns hit communities hard. And a milestone whose value has soared following the sudden and fast-spreading outbreak in Shepparton last week.

Pharmacies and clinics are a reporting a big spike in people wanting to book in for a vaccine. People are encouraged to ring and make a booking due to high demand. As of August 23, vaccinations were available from: General practice clinics ● Alpha Medical Centre,

However, Roar was able to organise a round 11 catch-up match against Wodonga Heart 2 in the division two women's competition. This match was not played due to the Victorian lockdown in June. It was an scintillating performance from the Roar outfit as they powered past Heart to record a …

The Harro Cats finished the Cobram District Junior Football League season undefeated following a brilliant display, accounting for the brave DJ Bombers. A return to play after a COVID-19 forced break was warmly met by our young charges in the grand final game between the Harro Cats and the DJ …

The final round of the Picola and District Football League's regular season has been completed — but what happens next is up in the air after NSW entered a statewide lockdown on Saturday night. Matches were still being played when news of the restrictions began filtering through,

For 28 years, the Sneddon family has been supporting the local community at Cobram Bolt Supply. Ian and Angela Sneddon originally bought Cobram Hire Sales and Service in 1993. Now their children Brad and Glenn,

Cobram Estate Olives – which also owns the Red Island Estate brand and Boundary Bend farm – made the leap onto the ASX last week. In addition to celebrating by giving all full-time employees $1000 in shares,

Cobram and District Specialist School staff members are excited to be running the school's first Careers/Pathways Expo for students and parents/carers. Leading up to, during and after completing Years 10,

Two young Cobram residents are showcasing their creative talents, tasting success in the 2021 Established in 1992, the awards have grown in popularity and now receives hundreds of entries each year. The awards are a way for young people to express themselves,

The move is a natural progression according to the chairman of Cobram Estate Olives, whose 2021 harvest is estimated to account for 71 per cent of Australia's crop.