Today is August 17, 2020 and this is your daily news briefing from The Border Mail. In today’s update, the possibility of stage four restrictions in regional areas could also be introduced in other areas like the North East, the Victorian Premier has warned. And emergency services had quite a clean up on their hands after a truck with just under 50,000 litres of milk on board crashed outside Corowa on Friday night.

Today is August 14, 2020 and this is your daily news briefing from The Border Mail. In today’s update, Victoria Premier Daniel Andrews has put regional Victoria 'on alert' and announced a new push for testing in regional areas and two staff from an Albury stable are under investigation from Racing NSW for potential breaches of its strict COVID-19 protocols.

Today is August 13, 2020 and this is your daily news briefing from The Border Mail. In today’s update, Albury-Wodonga Health has enlisted the help of NSW Health to urgently source locum doctors as it grapples with a critical shortage of emergency medical staff at Albury Hospital from Thursday. And NSW farmers are stuck in Wodonga despite their state's Premier Gladys Berejiklian bowing to pressure from Canberrans to be able to return home from Thursday.

Today is August 12, 2020 and this is your daily news briefing from The Border Mail. In today’s update, Passenger flights from Melbourne are still landing in Albury, despite the New South Wales government indicating last week all such services to the state from Victoria would be limited to Sydney airport. And Albury hospital is facing a critical shortage of doctors with urgent cases needing to be diverted to Wagga if more medics cannot be found.

Today is August 11, 2020, and this is your daily news briefing from The Border Mail. In today’s update, police are increasingly turning people around at the Victoria-NSW border and Victoria marks its deadliest day of the coronavirus pandemic to date.

Today is August 10, 2020 and this is your daily news briefing from The Border Mail. In today’s update, residents in Culcairn and Henty have been shocked to learn their permits to work in Victoria have been cancelled, as Albury Wodonga secures temporary exemptions for cross-border critical care workers.

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