You Heard it Here

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You Heard it Here episodes

  • Dying to Know Day: Brenda Milner

    Echuca horse trainer Terry Milner passed away in 2019 after a battle with cancer.


    His wife Brenda shared their story for Dying to Know day on Saturday, August 8, which encourages end of life conversations.


    We also spoke to Echuca Regional Health community palliative care nurse Pam Teh, who was one of the nurses who provided care for Terry at the later stages of his life. 


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    13 min
  • Homelessness: A 21st century tragedy - Jayme’s story

    Jayme McCrae has been homeless for five months.

    Until two weeks ago, he was couch-surfing but now, he lives in his car, parked in the Euroa Service Centre car park.

    He's on the desperate search for a house, but because of the region's painfully tight rental market, has come up empty handed again and again.

    As part of Homelessness Week, News reporter Charmayne Allison spent time with Jayme, listening to his story and gaining an insight into this local crisis.


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    16 min
  • You Heard it Here: August 20
    Free parking for Echuca, a six-figure drug haul in Cobram, aged care centre concerns and more, see what made news today, August 20.

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    3 min
  • You Heard it Here: August 19

    COVID-19 numbers remain steady across the region, calls for learner permit tests to move online and more social housing for Greater Shepparton.


    Find out what's making news in your region.


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    5 min
  • Water on the Wireless: Erin O'Donnell

    Geoff Adams speaks to water law and policy specialist Dr Erin O’Donnell about the impact the volume of reports emerging from consultants, government departments could have on stakeholders.


    Dr O'Donnell is a water law and policy specialist, focusing on water markets, environmental flows, and water governance. She has worked in water resource management since 2002, in both the private and public sectors.


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    17 min
  • Homelessness: A 21st century tragedy - Scott's story

    Scott Dalfonso is just 39, but he's seen more grief and trauma than most of us see in a lifetime.


    He's lost three newborn children, endured a bitter relationship breakdown and struggled with schizophrenia.


    On top of all that, for the past five years he's been homeless, caught in limbo as he battles to secure stable housing.


    As part of Homelessness Week, Shepparton News journalist Charmayne Allison spent time with Scott, listening to his story and gaining an insight into the region's homelessness crisis.




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    9 min
  • Meet Shepparton artist Mimi Leung
    John Lewis speaks with Shepparton artist Mimi Leung about her art journey and how she's finding inspiration during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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    13 min
  • Day in the life of a Rochester vet
    Rochester Vetinary Practice's Dr Ash Phipps shares what a day in his life looks like. From animals big to small, Dr Phipps comes across them all in his day to day.

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    8 min

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