The Border Mail

The Border Mail is a daily newspaper and online news platform based in Albury-Wodonga, Australia. It caters to the twin cities and the nearby areas. The publication started as The Border Morning Mail and Riverina Times, then became known as the Border Morning Mail before adopting its current name, The Border Mail.

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'Hard work pays off': Sinclair 'super grateful' following trio's A-grade debuts

2 days ago | bordermail.com.au | Georgia Smith

Yarrawonga's round 10 A-grade netball debutants Emma Sinclair, Grace Stillard and Chloe Liddell, 13. Picture Yarrawonga Football Netball ClubEmma Sinclair has made many memories in the Ovens and Murray League, and can now add her A-grade netball debut to the list. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
Rovers' leader rising to the challenge as she achieves goals this season

2 days ago | bordermail.com.au | Georgia Smith

Wangaratta Rovers' playing coach Gracie Reid is embracing a new challenge in goal attack this season. File pictureWangaratta Rovers' playing coach Gracie Reid is seeing netball from a new perspective this season. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
'It's just home': Why loyal Hawk and Bomber are happy in different colours

3 days ago | bordermail.com.au | Georgia Smith

Kiewa-Sandy Creek footballer Ryan Wallace and Dederang Mt Beauty netballer Emma Cardwell with their kids Ayla Wallace, 10 months, and Noah Wallace, 3, following their recent milestone games. Picture by Mark JesserRyan Wallace and Emma Cardwell may not agree on a mutual football and netball club, but they do agree on one thing - neither would leave their home club to join the other. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
'Budget clearly misses the mark': Albury MP upset with lack of help for housing

4 days ago | bordermail.com.au | Anthony Bunn

Justin Clancy speaking at the official opening of a new sports pavilion in North Albury which was funded by the previous NSW Coalition government. He is disappointed its Labor successor is not spending more in regional areas. Picture by Mark JesserThe NSW Labor government has been accused of pursuing a "city-centric ideology" by Albury's Liberal MP after a lack of new funding in the state budget. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
'A little bit of the cream': averted cut for business group defended

4 days ago | bordermail.com.au | Anthony Bunn

Albury Business Connect general manager Glen Robinson hosts a council election forum in September with candidates including now deputy mayor Jess Kellahan, third from right. The organisation just avoided a funding cut in the latest municipal budget. File pictureAlbury's deputy mayor will not guarantee that the city's peak business body will avoid a funding cut next financial year after it narrowly missed a chop for 2025-26 despite having a four-year deal with the council.
'My own staff feel uncomfortable': Rise of tobacco, vape stores 'hurting' city

4 days ago | bordermail.com.au | Anthony Bunn

Dean Street retailer Barry Young outside his store with a council bin that is adorned with stickers from vape packets that inhalers are too lazy to put inside. Picture by Mark JesserA high-profile Dean Street retailer says the rise of tobacco, vape and convenience stores is hurting the strip and deterring shoppers as loud arguments and swearing become common. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
With seconds left, Bandit put training into practice for memorable moment

4 days ago | bordermail.com.au | Georgia Smith

Albury-Wodonga Bandit Marcus La Spina landed a half-court shot on the buzzer in the Bandits' recent loss to Sydney Comets. File pictureIt's often said, 'practice makes perfect.'Subscribe now for unlimited access. or signup to continue reading50% off EOFY SaleAll articles from our website & appThe digital version of Today's PaperCrosswords, Sudoku and TriviaWhen it comes to trick shots, the Bandits' men's team is proving that to be the case.
Occupant treated for smoke inhalation after fire sparked inside North East home

4 days ago | bordermail.com.au | Blair Thomson

The scene of the Vincent Road house fire in Wangaratta on Tuesday, June 24. The blaze was sparked inside a bedroom and the occupant was treated for smoke inhalation. Picture by Phoebe AdamsA Wangaratta home has sustained significant damage during a fire sparked in a bedroom. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
Utility destroyed after crashing into large fallen tree during windy weather

4 days ago | bordermail.com.au | Blair Thomson

The white Ford Ranger utility was badly damaged after crashing into a large fallen tree at Tarrawingee on Tuesday, June 24. Picture by SESA car has sustained major damage after crashing into a tree during windy weather in the North East. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
Beechworth police arrest teens over graffiti calling for violence against Jews

4 days ago | bordermail.com.au | Blair Thomson

Graffiti calling for violence against Jewish people at the Beechworth skate bowl, which The Border Mail has chosen to obscure. Picture suppliedSubscribe now for unlimited access. or signup to continue reading50% off EOFY SaleAll articles from our website & appThe digital version of Today's PaperCrosswords, Sudoku and TriviaThe boys, aged in their mid-teens, were arrested on Monday, June 23, following the weekend spray-painting spree.