Abby Green

Cobram student Jasper Brown won the state title at the SSV 3km cross-country event. Photo by Supplied Ten minutes and nine seconds.

Kylee Donkers holding a goanna that was rescued after being hit by a car and has been successfully returned to the wild. Photo by Supplied

Students traded school uniforms for grey wigs and walking sticks as Cobram Primary School's Prep class celebrated 100 days at school in style last week.

The oldest peppercorn on the Murray River has been given a new lease on life, with the Tocumwal icon now lit up with lights for the community to enjoy.

The number of people seeking food relief across Moira Shire has increased by more than four times in the past year, rising from around 800 people a month to more than 4000.

Having been buried beneath a concrete slab at Saputo's Cobram factory for 25 years, an airtight time capsule freezing the year 2001 and the history of what was once Murray Goulburn was unearthed last week.

It was a special day at Katamatatite Kindergarten on Wednesday, July 29, with children taking part in a Commonwealth Games-themed bike ride before unveiling colourful new mosaic artworks outside the kinder.

Costumes, creativity and plenty of smiles were on display as Foundation students at St Joseph's Primary School in Cobram enjoyed a fun-filled day on Friday, July 31, to mark 100 days of school.

Bright colourful clothes, crowns and even funky glasses were donned on Thursday, July 30, as Barooga Public School kindergarten students marked 100 days of school.

The Freemasons have donated $7000 to local Year 12 student Emma Corrin, who will represent Australia at the 2026 ICF Canoe Marathon World Championships in Argentina this October.