PREMIUM News Thursday bulletin | Creating Drama and little aths By Djembe Archibald Nov 30, 2023 Thursday bulletin: Good weather for ducks. Photo by Murray Silby Good morning Shepparton. Hold tight - we’re checking permissions before loading more content It’s Thursday, November 30 and today’s News is full of great stories. The top stories include a Numurkah teen who loves her very special house and Creating Drama is showing off their talent. For any sports fans out there, make sure you check out the little athletics gallery by Rechelle Zammit. As always, to read today’s full News, make sure to check out the online version or pick up a physical copy. You can also sign up to our various newsletters, or download the Shepparton News app, to hear from us more directly. Guess what? Weather time. The Bureau of Meteorology is predicting a partly cloudy day today with a 10 per cent chance of rain and no rainfall expected today. It will reach a top of 25℃ in the early to late afternoon before slowly cooling off, set to be 17℃ at 11pm. The UV Index will reach a very high 9 in the early afternoon, so make sure you aren’t fooled by yesterday’s wet weather. Education GOTAFE courses information sessions News Shepparton Jazz Orchestra hits the Dookie stage News The News joins the conversation By Djembe Archibald Journalist
News Yarrawonga fatal collision investigationMajor Collision Investigation Unit detectives are investigating the circumstances surrounding a fatal collision in Yarrawonga last night. By Jared Loughnan
News Community spirit and leadership celebratedThe spirit of community was on full display at the 2025 Moira Achiever Awards, which recognised outstanding locals for their dedication, leadership and impact. By Yarrawonga Chronicle
News Farewell to Mulwala's beloved mechanicThat familiar phone response ‘Mulwala Auto, John speaking’ won’t be heard anymore following the retirement of top mechanic and businessman John Lee. By Robert Muir
News Kobe gives so they may growWith Good Friday the primary day for raising money for the Royal Children’s Hospital, each year we see the community come together for the greater good with residents of all ages donating their hard-earned money. By Emma Prior