MAJOR confusion has broken out over the NSW government’s third edition of border closure restrictions with smaller Alpine Shire towns still excluded from the 'border bubble'.

BRIGHT and surrounds has been spared what would have been an irreversible blow to businesses and jobs with only abattoirs subject to unprecedented coronavirus restrictions announced by Premier Daniel Andrews on Monday. Under the changes, meatworks...

BRIGHT SES and Mount Beauty CFA staff and volunteers were part of a rescue involving a four-wheel-drive vehicle rollover in the Alpine National Park on Friday night. The incident on Mt Selwyn Road, 50km from Bright, required the extraction of...

STATEMENT FROM THE PREMIER: OVER the past two weeks, we’ve tested more than 160,000 Victorians for coronavirus. I want to thank each and every one of them for playing their part in protecting our state. The job isn’t done yet – and that size...

RESIDENTS of Germantown and Freeburgh have raised concerns over illegal camping and dumping along the Ovens River after campers continue to leave without cleaning up rubbish or putting out camp fires. The banks of the river between the Germantown...

WITH a survival rate languishing to just 46 per cent in 2020, ovarian cancer now has the lowest survival rate of any women’s cancer. A group of women in Myrtleford are this month working, for the second year, to put a dent in that number by...

A LINK between Myrtleford and a tiny township in Ontario, Canada called Virgil has resulted in an extremely generous act of kindness from almost complete strangers.

FAVOURABLE weather conditions will be a welcomed reprieve for firefighters this week as they look to take full advantage of the cooler and milder forecasts.

FIRE crews fighting the Abbeyard-Yarrarabula South and Mount Buffalo fires will continue working on large scale back burning along established containment lines, taking advantage of milder weather this week.