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Grand Ledge Residents Will See Increased Fees on Monthly Water Bills

Inflation · Corryong

Grand Ledge Residents Will See Increased Fees on Monthly Water Bills

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Grand Ledge residents are seeing significant increases in their water bills as the city works to complete mandated infrastructure improvements, including a new wastewater and iron removal plant. Water bills in Grand Ledge now include a fixed charge of over $80 before usage fees. The fixed cost for water and sewer infrastructure has quadrupled since 2020. City officials are seeking additional grant funding to help reduce costs for residents.WATCH…See the Story

Ambo strain: huge number of Indigo Shire ambulances being called to Twin City - Ovens and Murray Advertiser

Corryong · Corryong

Ambo strain: huge number of Indigo Shire ambulances being called to Twin City - Ovens and Murray Advertiser

The Chiltern ambulance was called to Albury-Wodonga 462 times last year See the Story

Graziers Want High Country Opened up I Australian Rural & Regional News

Corryong · Corryong

Graziers Want High Country Opened up I Australian Rural & Regional News

Jeff Bourman of the Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party of Victoria and Member for the Eastern Region, has called for a pilot project for the reintroduction of grazing cattle to the High Country. Cattle had grazed in the High Country for nearly 170 years. Photo: Corryong Courier Cattle were banned from grazing in Victoria’s High Country, firstly in 2005, then a trial to reintroduce them to the high country was ceased in 2015. Cattle had grazed t…See the Story

Corryong celebrates sesquicentennial - The Corryong Courier

The community is being invited to get on board for the the celebrations as Corryong marks its 150th anniversary this month with a week of community-led events, exhibitions and activities that mark its rich heritage, pioneering spirit and vibrant local culture. Running from Sunday 20 July to Sunday 27 July 2025, the ‘150 Years of Corryong’ commemoration will bring together residents, visitors and artists to share in the stories, milestones and m…Corryong · Corryong Read Article

Demons show more grit - The Corryong Courier

At face value an 18-goal defeat would normally be considered disastrous but Corryong deserves kudos for fighting out the contest against Cudgewa on Saturday. The Blues have inflicted two huge losses on Corryong this season by 252 points in round...Corryong · Corryong Read Article

Subscriptions - The Corryong Courier

The Corryong Courier – bringing news to the Upper Murray and surrounding districts for over 100 years Subscribe now to access the latest news, sport, weather and special features from our region. Accessible anytime on all your favourite devices. Offering locals, visitors and ex-residents the latest news for the area.Corryong · Corryong Read Article

Top two kick away at midpoint - The Corryong Courier

How’s your club travelling? Midway though the season, Cudgewa sits on top of the ladder by percentage over Bullioh with the record sitting at one win apiece this season. Both sides have had big wins against Tumbarumba and Corryong to date with the...Corryong · Corryong Read Article

TRADERS DARK OVER LIGHT WORKS - The Corryong Courier

Hanson Street business owners were inconvenienced last Thursday when the northern side of the thoroughfare was closed while four new streetlights were installed.Corryong · Corryong Read Article

As Trump cuts diversity efforts, Black women show daughters the way to lead

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Arielle Green has seen her mother ascend in leadership, from homeowner association president to Democratic Central Committee member to, now, first Black female delegate representing her district.Donald Trump · Baltimore See the Story

Park pioneer returns for launch I Australian Rural & Regional News

A former Cudgewa man responsible for the early development of the Bluff Falls tourist area had the honour of re-opening the facility on Sunday after restoration work following the 2019-20 Black Summer bushfires. Bill Carkeek (90) travelled from Numurkah for the event and spoke of his memories of those early works. Pictured with Bill Carkeek (middle) were (from left) Clayton Murphy and Tony Sullivan (Friends of Murray Mountain Parks), Scott Thomp…Corryong · Corryong Read Article

Upper Murray house gutted by fire despite efforts of multiple CFA crews

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A Corryong home has been gutted by fire despite the efforts of a large number of firefighters to save the house.Corryong · Corryong Read Article

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