9:49 AM AEDT | POLICE have confirmed a man, 54, has died from a bee sting at a holiday resort at Wymah last night. Ambulance officers arrived at the Wymah Valley Retreat at 7.50pm but the man was already dead. It is believed the man was allergic to bees. A report is being prepared for the coroner.
9:14 AM AEDT | WATER police will launch a five-day blitz on North East boat owners flouting safety regulations. Boat operators will be breath-tested and have their licences and safety equipment checked as part of the crackdown at Lake Hume and Dartmouth Dam some time before March.
Worker burned in water tank blaze
1:00 AM AEDT | AN earthmoving employee suffered burns to his face and neck after a water tank on his truck caught fire in Wodonga yesterday morning. A Wodonga CFA crew attended the scene in Maloney Drive at 11.30am...
Sunny.

Sunny. 14°C - 38°C


World Premiere of 'Australia'
19/11/2008 | Highlights from the red carpet at the World Premiere of 'Australia' in Sydney.

1:00 AM AEDT | WODONGA Raiders star Adam Prior is weighing up his playing future after fielding offers from several clubs and being included in a training squad to play in the AFL Queensland competition from April. ...
1:00 AM AEDT | A DOUBLE from Mansfield trainer Gerald Egan prevented yesterday’s Wangaratta meeting from being an all-out city invasion. Egan’s two winners, impressive debutante Estagal and another youn...
‘Super’ odds on second triple set
THE chances of having natural triplets is about 1 in 8000. So what is the chance of workmates ...
Have you seen something that everyone else should know about?
Help us make the news and send in your news and images now!
Sign-in to have local news and sport stories delivered straight to your email inbox.
A convenient new way to receive top news and sport headlines without using email.
Relax

Heroine chic
Male movie domination under threat.
Relax

Cossie Oscars
Bikinis that made movie history.
Relax

The best TV series
Ten series worth getting hooked on.
News Extra

Afgan refugee dux
From Kabul to medical studies.
Q: Do you agree with Albury council's move to keep the Uiver in the city?




Qantas-BA merger a bad Irish joke
8/12/2008 | By all accounts, Alan Joyce, the new head of Qantas, is a likeable man with an excellent record as an airline executive. Yet his first week as the chief executive of Australia's international carrier and national icon has unfolded like a bad Irish joke.
SPONSORED LINKS
River Series
 
Survey
 
MyCareer
 SEND...
 SAVE...
 SHARE...