Beau Greenway

Wodonga

Sports Journalist at The Border Mail

Journalist at @bordermail and Wheelchair Rugby writer for @Paralympics and @ww_rugby. All views here are mine. [email protected]

Featured in: Favicon

bordermail.com.au Favicon

canberratimes.com.au Favicon

paralympic.org Favicon

examiner.com.au Favicon

illawarramercury.com.au Favicon

newcastleherald.com.au Favicon

thecourier.com.au Favicon

bendigoadvertiser.com.au Favicon

theleader.com.au Favicon

portnews.com.au + 84 more

Articles

'Very good value in our market': Albury sportswear store's former base sold

6 days ago | bordermail.com.au | Beau Greenway

Stean Nicholls Real Estate auctioneer Kristian Hopwood calls for bids during the auction of the former Attack Sports and Embroidery Creations building on Wilson Street in Albury on Friday, May 9. Picture by Phoebe AdamsThe former home of a long-running Albury sportswear business has changed hands for almost $1 million.
'A pretty cool sight': well-dressed riders to climb aboard bikes for men's health

1 week ago | bordermail.com.au | Beau Greenway

Albury Distinguished Gentleman's Ride organiser Kim Blanza expects around 60 riders to take part in the 2025 event, which raises funds and awareness for men's health. Picture by Mark JesserVintage motorbike riders dressed to the nines will again make their way around the Border in the name of men's health.
Rutherglen cattle compost trial aims to improve dead livestock management

1 week ago | bordermail.com.au | Beau Greenway

Agriculture Victoria has started a composting trial at Rutherglen using cattle carcasses in a bid to improve responses to animal disease outbreaks. Picture suppliedA compost trial aiming to reduce the risk of disease outbreaks through management of dead livestock is under way in the North East.
Border melanoma survivor thrilled to dance for cause close to her heart

2 weeks ago | bordermail.com.au | Beau Greenway

Twin City Truck Centre administration manager Angela Fabris strikes a pose ahead of her performance in the 2025 Stars of the Border Dance for Cancer. Picture by Mark JesserAngela Fabris was just 16 years of age when she received a cancer diagnosis.
Border guide dog user shares inclusion message in celebration of clever canines

2 weeks ago | bordermail.com.au | Beau Greenway

Albury's Daniel Searle with his new companion, Quinlan, at Retro Lane Cafe for International Guide Dogs Day, on Wednesday, April 30. Picture by Mark JesserDaniel Searle's life changed dramatically when he suddenly lost his vision at 16 years of age.
'Market well and truly alive' as pair of Border homes sell under the hammer

2 weeks ago | bordermail.com.au | Beau Greenway

This four-bedroom home on Dimbanna Court in Springdale Heights sold for more than $600,000 at auction on Tuesday, April 29. Picture suppliedTwo four-bedroom homes close to Lavington Sports Ground have sold at auction on Tuesday, April 29.
'Responsibility to help': service held for fallen Border and North East workers

2 weeks ago | bordermail.com.au | Beau Greenway

Retired paramedic Jo Preece, Australian Manufacturing Workers' Union organiser Belinda Griggs, North East Border Trades and Labour Council secretary Alison Kairns and chaplain David Poole at Wodonga's Sumsion Gardens for the International Workers Memorial Day service on Monday, April 28. Picture by Phoebe AdamsNo one should die at work, yet five Border and North East men have lost their lives on the job since 2014.
'Betraying the community' or 'the only choice'? Rates call divides city leaders

2 weeks ago | bordermail.com.au | Beau Greenway

Wodonga councillor Josh Knight put forward a motion in urgent business at the Wodonga Council meeting on Monday night, April 28, asking for the draft budget to include the maximum 3 per cent rate rise. File picture by Mark JesserAn eleventh-hour move to consider a 3 per cent rate rise in the next Wodonga Council budget has been given the green light.
Owners of former Japanese restaurant Zen X open Teppanyaki Bar in Albury

2 weeks ago | bordermail.com.au | Beau Greenway

Teppanyaki Bar chef Daiki Hoshino and owner David Lam at the new Japanese eatery in Albury's Volt Lane. Picture by Mark JesserThe owner of an Albury Japanese eatery that closed almost two years ago has a new venture in the Border city.
'They're the next custodians': Wodonga's younger generations embrace Anzac Day

2 weeks ago | bordermail.com.au | Beau Greenway

Wodonga Primary School students Charlotte and Aubrey Mulligan laying a wreath at the 2025 Wodonga Anzac Day service at Woodland Grove on Friday, April 25. Picture by Phoebe AdamsWodonga's Anzac Day commemorations are in good hands after huge crowds flocked to both dawn and morning services.