Editorial
18 Mar 10 | THIS week, two Albury youths who pleaded guilty to graffiti offences were put on 12-month bonds in Albury Children’s Court after the court heard an arrangement between the Albury Council and Juv
18 Mar 10 | NORSKE Skog’s plans for a $100 million power plant at Ettamogah are impressive to say the least.
If it went ahead the new biomass boiler and gas-fired electricity generation plant coul
17 Mar 10 | WHILE they’re the beloved pets of many cat owners, there is plenty of evidence that cats will prey on local wildlife if given the chance to roam at night.
In Wodonga, the council has counte
17 Mar 10 | PRIME Minister Kevin Rudd’s proposal to boost GP numbers across Australia as part of his reformation of the country’s health system has prompted plenty of response from those within the se
16 Mar 10 | BORDER residents keen to make an informed choice between the candidates of the two major political parties at the federal and state elections planned for later this year and early 2011 might be disapp
16 Mar 10 | SS & A Club members should give careful consideration to attending tonight’s meeting that will consider cost-cutting measures including the closure of the Wodonga clubhouse two days a week.
15 Mar 10 | THE growth in the Chryslers on the Murray is a remarkable achievement for the small band of volunteers who have driven its success.
Yesterday the smallest Chrysler club in Australia put on the bi
15 Mar 10 | THE stunning cache of weapons and blades confiscated at Albury Court is a warning for both sides of the border.
For those north of the river, ignorance is no excuse.
Court officers have made
12 Mar 10 | IT has been a depressing week on the Border for workers with two major manufacturers shaken by jobs gloom.
Paragon Printing has gone into administration and the fate of 145 workers at its Wodonga
11 Mar 10 | EDUCATION is vital for every child, with literacy and numeracy integral skills for jobs of all descriptions.
Some students need more than just the lessons provided by schools and benefit from ext
11 Mar 10 | IT appears the saga of what to do with Albury’s replica plane, the Uiver, may be finally emerging from its holding pattern.
The city’s council is considering a proposal by the Mol fa
10 Mar 10 | THE honeymoon for Federal Opposition Leader Tony Abbott appears to be over with his paid parental leave plan drawing condemnation from his natural constituency — business.
The Liberal Party
10 Mar 10 | GATEWAY Island, between Albury and Wodonga, is the ideal place to hold large events with its position ensuring it is central to both cities.
The Wodonga Council has realised this with its develop
09 Mar 10 | INTERNATIONAL Women’s Day highlights the achievements of women around the world but you don’t have to look across oceans to witness worthwhile work.
Christine O’Brien is an exam
09 Mar 10 | YESTERDAY Yasmin Duncan’s family and friends took us into their home and their hearts.
There was laughter.
The 18-year-old’s lasting legacy was infectious, her friends in number
08 Mar 10 | CUTTING a rubbish collection to meet environmental landfill targets seems a curious justification.
But that is one of the reasonings given to back up Albury Council’s plan to dump its annua
08 Mar 10 | BORDER residents have again proven their resilience with almost unbelievable turnouts at the many events during the long weekend in Victoria.
Even the threat of a tempest couldn’t keep them
05 Mar 10 | W ODONGA’S makeover has be gun and so, too, the challenges for Border businesses.
The removal of the railway line promised to usher in a new era and so it appears to be &md
05 Mar 10 | A LBURY’S police and publicans have touted yesterday’s commit- ment to maintain the city’s Night Rider service a win for all involved.
Certainly, the bus’
04 Mar 10 | KEVIN Rudd’s health care reforms announced yesterday will tick many boxes with the Australian public.
More money for hospitals? Tick
A commitment to reducing waiting times for elective
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