Deniliquin Pastoral Times

2 days ago | denipt.com.au | Zoe McMaugh

Deniliquin Pony Club members have snagged a number of placings in events at the club’s horse trials on Sunday. Hold tight - we’re checking permissions before loading more content More than 90 riders from across the district competed in the event, which also allowed the Pony Club to launch their newly upgraded course. It had to be rebuilt after the floods in 2022, with accredited course builder Stuart Bellingham providing his expertise.

2 days ago | denipt.com.au | Zoe McMaugh

There might not be many Murray specific projects in the NSW Budget, but there are some wins, according to local member Helen Dalton. Hold tight - we’re checking permissions before loading more content While saying “there’s always more to be done”, Mrs Dalton said investment in Murray has improved in the past few years. Murray region projects funded in this budget are not specific to the Deniliquin district, but should have some far reaching benefits, Mrs Dalton said.

2 days ago | denipt.com.au | Zoe McMaugh

The number of families requiring assistance from Deniliquin Can Assist is constantly growing, prompting an end of financial year fundraising appeal. Hold tight - we’re checking permissions before loading more content By the end of this financial year, the volunteer group will have distributed more than $95,000 to fellow locals to help them during their cancer journey.

2 days ago | denipt.com.au | Zoe McMaugh

Edward River Council has finalised and adopted two cornerstone documents that will guide its operations and priorities over the coming years - the 2025-26 Operational Plan and Budget and the 2025-2029 Delivery Program. Hold tight - we’re checking permissions before loading more content The documents represent a strong and practical foundation for council’s future planning, translating community aspirations into clear actions and financial commitments.

2 days ago | denipt.com.au | Zoe McMaugh

Deniliquin will have a second high school. Hold tight - we’re checking permissions before loading more content The Melos Group application to open the Riverina Christian College was approved by the NSW Education Standards Authority (NESA) earlier this week. While the approval still needs to be put to the registration committee (mid-July) and then to the NSW Minister for Education for final approval, Melos Group said it is basically a formality.