The Latest Breaking News from Wodonga

Forum hosted by the National Civic Council attracted same size crowd as pro-Indigenous voice campaign at the same venue last week

Hospital appeals for new equipment are not unusual. But in Albury-Wodonga, a fundraising effort for a unique piece of technology is underway, to help make hospital visits less daunting for children.

The Court of Appeal has ruled a fine issued last year to mechanics over a triple fatality near Wodonga in 2014 was manifestly inadequate.

Wodonga City Council wants more details about a planned redevelopment of Albury Base Hospital as residents advocate for a new facility in the region.

Al Taylor is hopeful a community grant will expand his community skateboarding program, which encourages people facing mental and physical challenges to take up the pastime.

A pilot program in Albury is reducing the numbers of young people leaving school and becoming homeless. Schools in Wodonga want to see it operate across the river.

A Wodonga pet food factory is preparing to take delivery of a technology that experts say will help businesses get off gas, reduce emissions, and save money. Here's how it works.

A coronial inquest examining the death of a 20-month-old Wodonga girl has heard emotional testimony from her mother, and evidence from the baby's day care provider that it took two months for them to make a mandatory report about concerning bruising.

Victorian opposition leader Matthew Guy says the coalition will put $300 million towards a new hospital for the border communities if it is elected in November.