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These First Nations artworks reflect the cultural significance of water

Jodie Bruton

North East Water managing director Jo Murdoch and co-curator Glennys Briggs at Land, Water, Country - Collected works from the North East Water First Nations Art Prize at Hyphen Library Gallery. Picture by Phoebe Adams

Murray Conservatorium's windfall to preserve building and diversify program

Jodie Bruton

The Murray Conservatorium of Music will gain almost $470,000 from the NSW government to repair and upgrade the historic Albury building. Picture supplied

How To Make Gravy: the tender story behind this Aussie hit

Music

December 21 will forever be 'Gravy Day'. Picture copyright Tony Mott

Glen Humphries

These First Nations artworks reflect the cultural significance of water

What's on

North East Water managing director Jo Murdoch and co-curator Glennys Briggs at Land, Water, Country - Collected works from the North East Water First Nations Art Prize at Hyphen Library Gallery. Picture by Phoebe Adams

Jodie Bruton

Music

How To Make Gravy: the tender story behind this Aussie hit

Glen Humphries

December 21 will forever be 'Gravy Day'. Picture copyright Tony Mott

Murray Conservatorium's windfall to preserve building and diversify program

Jodie Bruton

The Murray Conservatorium of Music will gain almost $470,000 from the NSW government to repair and upgrade the historic Albury building. Picture supplied

With decades as a dance teacher, Cait steps up to support Country Hope

What's on

Border Show Business Academy co-founder Cait Clarke will step up for On Key 4 Kids this year. Picture by James Wiltshire

Jodie Bruton

What's on

Women get together to find answers along 'the avenue of wellness'

Genesis Health And Fitness Wodonga to host an information evening.

Sophie Else

Border Medical Laser and Aesthetics's Kellie Macleod-Jackson, Genesis Health And Fitness Wodonga's Janene Schubert and HER Exercise Physiology Courtaney Polock. Pictures supplied

What's on

Ten things to do on the Border and North East this weekend, July 27-28

Jodie Bruton

Accompanying Yours, Georgina in Wodonga will be band members Renn Picard, Jeffrey Burr and Miguel Hutton. Picture supplied

Your News

Clock is ticking for Border businesses to ditch 3G before shutdown

Canvas Eatery barista Lachlan Farrow with the EFTPOS machine used by the Albury cafe and restaurant. The business has recently transitioned to the 4G network before the 3G shutdown on August 31. Picture by Phoebe Adams

Beau Greenway

Council hopes Aurora show shines a light on Murray River banks next year

Aurora's Lost Astronaut took Border on an adventure through time.

Sophie Else

Thousands of people wandered through Albury Botanic Gardens after dark during the past three weeks. Picture by Mark Jesser

Small school does the heavy lifting to cheer on first-time Olympian

Beau Greenway

Alison Bruce lifts Lowesdale Public School year 1 students Daisy Cocking, 6, and Archie Taylor-Ware, 7, before she flies to Paris to watch her son, Kyle, compete in his first Olympic Games in the men's 89kg weightlifting. Picture by Mark Jesser

Parishioners celebrate 150 years, with a new church site opening soon

'A future filled with worship, community service and spiritual growth.'

Sophie Else

Victory Lutheran College students. Charli Keller, 7, and Arthur O'Connor, 10, look forward to accessing the new space for worship. Picture by Phoebe Adams

'Sign of the times' as doors close on town's Uniting Church

Beau Greenway

St Stephen's Uniting Church Walbundrie member Carol Webb and St Matthew's Anglican Church Rand parishioner Lois Kruetzberger inside the Walbundrie church, which has closed after being placed on the market. Picture by Mark Jesser

Women get together to find answers along 'the avenue of wellness'

What's on

Border Medical Laser and Aesthetics's Kellie Macleod-Jackson, Genesis Health And Fitness Wodonga's Janene Schubert and HER Exercise Physiology Courtaney Polock. Pictures supplied

Genesis Health And Fitness Wodonga to host an information evening.

Sophie Else

Parishioners celebrate 150 years, with a new church site opening soon

Victory Lutheran College students. Charli Keller, 7, and Arthur O'Connor, 10, look forward to accessing the new space for worship. Picture by Phoebe Adams

'A future filled with worship, community service and spiritual growth.'

Sophie Else

What's on

Women get together to find answers along 'the avenue of wellness'

Genesis Health And Fitness Wodonga to host an information evening.

Sophie Else

Border Medical Laser and Aesthetics's Kellie Macleod-Jackson, Genesis Health And Fitness Wodonga's Janene Schubert and HER Exercise Physiology Courtaney Polock. Pictures supplied

'Sign of the times' as doors close on town's Uniting Church

Beau Greenway

St Stephen's Uniting Church Walbundrie member Carol Webb and St Matthew's Anglican Church Rand parishioner Lois Kruetzberger inside the Walbundrie church, which has closed after being placed on the market. Picture by Mark Jesser

Column

THEN AND NOW: Hume and Hovell mark trees near the river - one still stands

Peter Harper, Albury and District Historical Society

The Hovell Tree circa 1900. Inset: William Hovells inscription before it was
destroyed by the growth of the tree. Picture supplied

What's on

'Boxing has changed my life': fighters prepare as Border battle looms

Lavington's Tino Tuau excited to fight for the second time.

Sophie Else

Boxers Jennah Slatter, Jordyn Carter and Tino Tuau look forward to showcasing their talents at the boxing event next month. Picture by James Wiltshire

Babies, Weddings & Obituaries

Border football community mourns the loss of man whose heart beat true

Obituary

Jim Sandral bled red and blue after winning a flag with Melbourne in 1956, before stamping himself as one of the all-time Ovens and Murray greats, joining son Dennis in the league's Hall of Fame. File pictures

Xavier Mardling

Obituary

Albury historian honoured for 'inner motivation' to see the story through

Janet Howie

The late Jan Hunter had an adventurous heart, completing the Kokoda Trail, as well as walking tours in France, New Zealand, Italy and Tasmania and travelling to China in 1983. Picture supplied.

Neville to Noah: Australia's top baby names from the 1950s to today

Anna Houlahan

A tiny baby hand grasps its parent's finger. Picture Canva

History

THEN AND NOW: Hume and Hovell mark trees near the river - one still stands

Column

The Hovell Tree circa 1900. Inset: William Hovells inscription before it was
destroyed by the growth of the tree. Picture supplied

Peter Harper, Albury and District Historical Society

Column

THEN AND NOW: Mosiac footpath sign marks where watering hole once stood

Uta Wiltshire, Wodonga and District Historical Society

The facade of Wodonga's Terminus Hotel, which was built in 1873, has altered many times over its long history. Picture supplied

Coffin plate of the man who named Australia heads to SA

Bray Boland

A statue of Matthew Flinders and his cat stands at Euston station near where his grave was found. (AP PHOTO)

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