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The Kyabram Free Press is flying the flag for one of the major regional hubs in north central Victoria.
This proud town is a vibrant and dynamic economy, is home to its own football/netball league and has a strong education profile – and it’s all covered in the Ky Free Press.
The Ky Free Press is a rallying point for the independence of this community and its close neighbouring towns, providing blanket coverage for local news and events. Source
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| Language | English |
| Country | Australia |
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| Days Published | Wed |
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Search ArticlesVolkswagen CEO says 50,000 more job cuts may be needed
The Volkswagen vehicle company group includes its Porsche and Audi subsidiaries. -EPA Volkswagen may need to cut about 50,000 more jobs to match the competitiveness of rivals, its chief executive has told staff in an internal memo, effectively confirming for the first time that the car maker is looking to reduce up to 100,000 positions.
Amber Lawrence to headline Open Streets live music
Amber Lawrence set to headline Open Streets Spirit of the Muster Street Festival. Award-winning Australian singer-songwriter Amber Lawrence will headline a major live music performance in the centre of Deniliquin as part of the Open Streets Spirit of the Muster Street Festival. Hold tight - we’re checking permissions before loading more content Local artists will also take to the stage, adding to an evening designed to showcase the talent, character and community spirit of the region.
Firefighters respond to Finley house fire
Over 100 people showed up for the Legends of Rock Show. Deniliquin Fire + Rescue were called to Pinnuck St, Finley, at about 4.45 am Monday after reports of a house fire. Hold tight - we’re checking permissions before loading more content The unoccupied property was fully alight when firefighters arrived, with Deniliquin assisting crews from Finley and Berrigan, and working for four hours to bring the blaze under control.
Coalition’s $5 billion promise to fix pothole problem
The road to majority government in November is cracked, weathered and a bit holey. Art: shared by Mal Webster, Benalla. Photo by Contributed Northern Victoria’s crumbling road network has taken centre stage in the lead-up to the state election, following a $5 billion funding commitment from the Coalition to target regional roads.
Coalition’s $5 billion promise to fix pothole problem
The road to majority government in November is cracked, weathered and a bit holey. Art: shared by Mal Webster, Benalla. Photo by Contributed Northern Victoria’s crumbling road network has taken centre stage in the lead-up to the state election, following a $5 billion funding commitment from the Coalition to target regional roads.
Street to come alive for early Muster event
A new event is extending Deni Ute Muster celebrations to almost a full week this year. Hold tight - we’re checking permissions before loading more content The fanfare will now start from the Tuesday, September 29, before the iconic festival, with a party that will bring fans and visitors into the Deniliquin CBD. Local businesses are along for the ride, and will coordinate their own activities and specials to really ring in our famous event in style.
Police plea for answers, 25 years after outback murder
It's 25 years since the murder of Peter Falconio and the attempted abduction of Joanne Lees. -AAP Image The murder of backpacker Peter Falconio and attempted abduction of his girlfriend Joanne Lees still resonates as one of Australia's most horrific and culturally defining crimes. Hold tight - we’re checking permissions before loading more content But Tuesday's 25th anniversary of the outback disappearance also carries unanswered questions for Mr Falconio's family.
Deniliquin celebrates 50 years of NAIDOC
News Karly graduates Karly Noonan recently graduated from Monash University with a Bachelor of Laws. Karly, the daughter of Paul and Sue Noonan, attended Dawes Road Primary School and Kyabram P-12 College, before studying law in Melbourne. She is pictured outside the Melbourne Supreme Court where she was admitted to the courts as a lawyer. By Contributed
Houthis accuse Saudi Arabia of striking Yemeni airport
A Houthi spokesman says attacks on Sanaa's airport have ended a period of de-escalation. -EPA The Houthi movement that controls northern Yemen has accused Saudi Arabia of launching air strikes against the international airport in Sanaa, and vowed to retaliate, testing a truce in the long-running conflict between the kingdom and the Iran-aligned group.
Burnham to be UK prime minister after 349 MPs back him
MP Andy Burnham is set to become Labour leader and then, next week, prime minister of the UK -AP Andy Burnham will be the next prime minister of the United Kingdom after receiving an extra 27 nominations from Labour MPs, taking his total to 349.