Shepparton talent’s World Champs adventure starts with training camp Mietta Innes-Irons’ dream of representing the Goulburn Valley on the global stage has moved another step closer to realisation.
LISTEN | Brooklyn Andresen embarks on professional fight countdown Ahead of his first professional bout, boxer Brooklyn Andresen joins the Shepparton News Meets podcast to give the lowdown on how he is shaping up.
Emma Memma returns for school holiday fun Families can expect Dad dance competitions, trunk-swaying choreography and hands moving in rhythm when Emma Memma hits the Riverlinks Eastbank stage on April 16.
AI: The Good, the Bad and the Human Side Nathan and Molly unpack the story of AI, from early experiments like ELIZA and expert systems through to the modern language models shaping everyday life. Along the way, they explore...
Tasmania by motorbike Late last year, eight members from local motorcycling group GV Social Riders took their bikes to Tasmania for an adventure.
AI: The Good, the Bad and the Human Side Nathan and Molly unpack the story of AI, from early experiments like ELIZA and expert systems through to the modern language models shaping everyday life. Along the way, they explore...
Tasmania by motorbike Late last year, eight members from local motorcycling group GV Social Riders took their bikes to Tasmania for an adventure.
Emily’s endometriosis fight Invergordon's Emily Peck, 23, has battled with endometriosis since she was 13.
Help shape Mooroopna The Mooroopna Steering Committee has opened submissions for Mooroopna's next five-year community plan.
Rochester Mural Festival 2026 In this episode of The RIV talks… we speak to artists Marco Pennacchia and Kerry Nicholson about why they paint, what they paint and what keeps bringing them back to...
The RIV talks ... ‘Fire and Rain - The James Taylor Songbook’ Discover the magic of James Taylor's music anew. What makes Darren Coggan's tribute so special?
Ask A Tech returns for 2026 Ask A Tech returns for 2026 with Nathan and Molly. Each episode explains everyday technology in plain language, then looks at how it can be misused, with practical steps to...
Menstruation matters Period poverty is a growing problem across the world, but also here at home in Australia.
The Riv talks ... Wonderland on the Murray Step into a world of wonder with a sand sculpture trail like no other. What secrets does it hold?
Timeless tunes and a tour our way After decades at the forefront of the music scene, Joe Camilleri and The Black Sorrows are household names in Australian homes.
Head of campus graduates into retirement La Trobe University Shepparton’s Elizabeth Capp talks about her time as head of campus ahead of her retirement at the end of the year.
Inside an inheritance scam: What really happens when you reply Listeners to my podcast will know that in each episode we run a segment called Don’t Click That Link — I’ll Do It for You, where we open up dodgy...
A decade of pain exclusive to women On the brink of her sixth surgery in 10 years, 25-year-old Nicola Villani still sees no end in sight to her pain, only brief periods of relief.
Support for daughters without mums On the latest episode of Digging Deeper, Jess Evans tells her heartbreaking story of the day her mum died and how she coped in the wake of her loss.
Tom Nethersole heads home with new tunes Tom Nethersole makes his way home to his old stomping ground in the Goulburn Valley this weekend and he's bringing some new tracks to perform at the annual Out in...
Smyrk chats ahead of garden gig Anna Smyrk spoke to The News ahead of her free gig in Euroa this weekend.
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