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2 days ago | riverineherald.com.au | Gus Underwood

Talented Cooma cricketer Cooper Fawcett played an innings to remember in the recent Goulburn Murray Cricket season. Hold tight - we’re checking permissions before loading more content It wasn’t so much the unbeaten 195 runs Fawcett plundered from the Nondies Cohuna attack in the Bill Williams B-grade competition, but how he got them. Like an amazing 36 of 43 runs scored off the last over he faced to close the Cooma innings. Yes 36.

3 days ago | riverineherald.com.au | Christine McKee

Lights, camera, action … it’s showtime! Hold tight - we’re checking permissions before loading more content Are you a seasoned performer or a hidden talent dying to come out of the shadows? Either way, Allegro Theatre Company is looking for you to help create their next production, The Clearing House, directed by the wonderfully talented Lorraine Monshing. The Clearing House is an hilarious comedy featuring Daryl, who’s been married three times. Or is it four?

4 days ago | riverineherald.com.au | Monique Preston

The sound of cutting equipment and woodchippers filled a Euroa street on Monday, May 12, as a group of trees that were more than 80 years old were felled. Hold tight - we’re checking permissions before loading more content Five plane trees and an English elm were cut down in Anderson St on Monday, despite upset in the community in the week leading up to their removal. A sixth plane tree was cut down on Tuesday morning as part of works on the Inland Rail project.

5 days ago | riverineherald.com.au | Liam Nash

Day usually breaks about 6.30am — but on Saturday, the timing was a little off. Hold tight - we’re checking permissions before loading more content Instead, the day in question was Whittlesea United’s Marcus Day, the time was 7.50pm and the only breaking being done was in the metaphorical sense, inflicted on the hearts of Goulburn Valley Suns in their Victorian Premier League Two fixture.

5 days ago | riverineherald.com.au | Monique Preston

“Every fatality and serious injury on our roads leaves a lasting impact on families, friends and our community.” Hold tight - we’re checking permissions before loading more content Those were the words of City of Greater Shepparton Mayor Shane Sali in announcing the Walk for Road Safety, which will be held on Sunday, May 18.