Today is May 14, 2021 and this is your daily news briefing from The Border Mail. In today’s update, Moira Shire has confirmed a replacement chief executive for Mark Henderson with his successor having previously worked in New Zealand and the U.S, and the chances of Wodonga's animal pound being re-opened appear doomed.

Today is May 13, 2021 and this is your daily news briefing from The Border Mail. In today’s update, the pitch by a Wodonga consortium to build a youth foyer at Wodonga TAFE is being put to the Victorian government ahead of the state budget, and North East Water managing director Craig Heiner has announced his resignation and will depart the organisation at the end of November.

Today is May 12, 2021 and this is your daily news briefing from The Border Mail. In today’s update, an Australian who had recently returned from overseas and exited hotel quarantine has tested positive for COVID-19 after returning to Victoria, and employers could be able to require staff to get a COVID-19 vaccination if they can establish doing so is a reasonable and lawful direction, says a Border lawyer.

Today is May 11, 2021 and this is your daily news briefing from The Border Mail. In today’s update, temporary staff have been hired at Indigo Council to keep up with planning permits as overarching demand on the construction industry adds to delays, and the first 24-hour service station on the Olympic Highway, between Albury and Wagga, could soon open in Henty, next door to two other fuel outlets.

Today is May 10, 2021 and this is your daily news briefing from The Border Mail. In today’s update, household rubbish including building waste and whipper-snippers has been discarded by the roadside in a case of illegal dumping in Table Top, and the Bureau of Meteorology's Yarrawonga radar is staying put at the town's airport.

Today is May 7, 2021 and this is your daily news briefing from The Border Mail. In today’s update, Federation Council is going back to the drawing in the pursuit of an operator for Corowa's Ball Park caravan park, and median house prices have increased a staggering 83 per cent in just five years in the Alpine Shire, with one real estate agent saying post-COVID, values continue to skyrocket further.

Today is May 6, 2021 and this is your daily news briefing from The Border Mail. In today’s update, allegations of corruption in water management through insider knowledge have been aired under parliamentary privilege during a Senate committee hearing in Deniliquin, and a man based in Sydney's eastern suburbs has been diagnosed with COVID-19, with no indication where he picked up the virus.

Today is May 5, 2021 and this is your daily news briefing from The Border Mail. In today’s update, Albury business owners will be questioned later this year to reveal the ongoing effect of COVID-19 border closures, and a truck driver is in hospital after crashing on a logging road in Carabost, less than 30 minutes’ drive from Tumbarumba.

Today is May 4, 2021 and this is your daily news briefing from The Border Mail. In today’s update, losing hours daily in border queues was enough for local Rob Hudson to seek vaccination for COVID-19, and he was among the first members of the public aged between 50 and 70 to do so, and more than 10,000 people received JobSeeker in the North East and Southern Riverina district in March.

Today is May 3, 2021 and this is your daily news briefing from The Border Mail. In today’s update, High Country businesses and communities decimated and destabilised by 2020 are yet to recoup any losses because of the seasonality of mountain trading, Victorian Alpine Resorts say, and a firefighter who supported Corryong in 2020 could be the community's next paramedic, thanks to a study scholarship.