What’s ON & WHERE TO VISIT Winter 2024
Moama Lights
OCT
Markets
Deniliquin Lions Community Town Market, Waring Gardens, Cressy St, Deniliquin - 4th Saturday of month. June 22, July 27, August 24, September 22, October 27.
Naponda Farmers Market, outside Naponda Store, Cressy St, Deniliquin - 2nd Saturday of the month. June 8, July 13, August 10, September 8, October 13, November 10.
Echuca Moama Market, Moama Kerrabee Sound Shell Gardens, Blair St, Moama - July 7 and 28, August 11 and 25, September 8 and 29, October 6 and 20.
Corowa Rotary Federation Farmers and Variety Market, Bangerang Park, Edward St, Corowa - first Sunday of the month, 8am-1pm. July 7, August 4, September 1.
LIVE MUSIC
MIX OF FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS
7PM - 10PM FREE EVENT
DENI RSL CLUB
72 END STREET, DENILIQUIN
Entertainment
JUNE
1st – Mr Riff
7th – Shane & Ellie
8th – Michael Hogan
15th – Ray Macartney
21st – The Groovy Dudes & Next Big Thing
29th – DEN-YT
JULY
6th – Chaising The Son 12th – Contact Club Reception
19th – Contact Club Reception 27th – Michael Hogan
AUGUST
3rd – Ray Macartney
10th – Strangers Duo
17th – Michael Hogan
24th – Mr Riff
31st – Elise Drake
SEPTEMBER
7th – Kane Vincent
13th – Shane & Ellie
21st – Michael Hogan
28th – Ray Macartney
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RAFFLES
Wednesday 7pm, Thursday 7pm, Friday 7pm and Sunday 1pm and 7pm every week
HAPPY HOUR
COFFEE SHOP – Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 3pm-4pm
BAR – Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 6pm-7pm, Friday 9pm-10pm, Saturday 5pm-6pm, Sunday 11am-12pm
TRIVIA
Every second TuesdayFree event for all ages
BINGO
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
MEMBER’S SWIPE DRAW
Third Wednesday of each month
MEMBER’S DRAWS
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday x 2 and Sunday
MEMBER’S
BIRTHDAY DRAW
First Wednesday of each month
Open daily
Lunch 12pm-2pm and Dinner from 6pm Members discounts apply.
Open all day from 11am.
DENI RSL CRECHE FULLY SUPERVISED
LITTLE DIGGER’S AREA FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHTS 6PM - 9PM FOR MORE INFO 03 5881 1455
Even in the dead of winter, there’s something for everyone in the great outdoors of the Southern Riverina.
From the eternal outback scenery of Hay, to the bushland greenery of the Murrumbidgee Valley National Park, the Southern Riverina offers true Australian camping at its most diverse.
For novice campers, and those who want a comfortable, quiet stay, there are many established camping grounds that offer the perfect mixture of comfort and the raw outdoors.
Willoughby’s Beach Campground in Deniliquin offers a rich opportunity to immerse yourself in the outdoors, without giving up access to amenities in the regional town’s CBD.
It’s the perfect holiday spot for young families, and first timers, with access to the stunning Beach to Beach walk, a breezy stroll that takes you along the Edward River to sandy McLean Beach.
Keen fishers will find prosperous spots studded along the river’s banks, with breakfast only a cast line away.
Visit the information centre for extra tips on where to find the best spots.
In nearby Mathoura, the Edward River Bridge campground is bite sized tranquility. With access to the Gulpa Creek Walk, and close by to town, you can enjoy the bush without sacrificing comfort.
Hay, to Deniliquin’s north, has the unmissable Wooloondool Campground. Huge red gums crowd the river lines, and fishing spots galore surround the site. But you can still access the lively town of Hay without strain.
Deeper south, Tocumwal offers natural beauty with a modern edge. The emerging tourist town is well known for koala sightings and novel innovation, as well as gorgeous camping spots.
The Tocumwal Town Beach camping ground gives campers access to the Murray River, the huge Murray cod below its surface, and plentiful wildlife, but is
True Australian Camping ENTERTAIN THE WHOLE FAMILY
The Deniliquin RSL Club is a family friendly club which caters for all. It’s an entertainment venue, restaurant, community space, functions centre and sporting venue all rolled into one. Coming to the club to enjoy a meal is simple, delicious and hassle free.
Whether in the beautiful indoor bistro, outdoor area, or in one of the club’s lounge areas, you will enjoy your meals, drinks and time at the Deni RSL.
If you’re looking for somewhere to have a coffee and catch up, the RSL’s coffee shop is open seven days a week from 11am until late. You can enjoy barista made coffee, cakes and sandwiches among other treats.
On the entertainment front there are raffles every night of the week, membership draws, live music and even trivia nights.
And for the young ones there’s the Little Digger’s Club playground. Located indoors and encased in glass, you can relax with family and friends while still keeping an eye on the kids. The playground becomes a supervised crèche on Friday and Saturday nights, and can even be hired for children’s parties and events catered for by the professional RSL Club staff. Party platters for the kids with all the usual foods and treats are available as well as adult platters all at a reasonable price.
The downstairs Gallery Room, and two Mountbatten rooms and the Dunlop Room auditorium upstairs can also be hired for private events.
Most areas of the club can be accessed by all members of the family, although there are adult only areas which include a gaming lounge, Keno and TAB facilities.
merely a stone’s throw away from the town centre, giving visitors the best of both worlds.
Tocumwal is a hotbed of historic sites and quaint eateries, offering something to please everyone.
Closer to the iconic Murrumbidgee River, Bunyip Hole Campground is just 10 minutes from the scenic town of Darlington Point. With sandy beaches and welcoming access to the river, it’s the perfect place to both expend energy and relax.
Bunyip Hole Campground is within the Murrumbidgee Valley National Park where wildlife is a constant, with emus, kangaroos and ring tail possums sharing the area. For keen anglers, this spot is a must. There are plentiful ripe spots beyond the saltbush.
For those who want to camp and fish even deeper along the tranquil green bays of the Murray and Murrumbidgee Rivers in NSW, finding a spot is easy. You can pick from more than 130 campsites along the rivers.
The club also has the capacity to screen major sporting events, making it a great place to watch the footy, this year’s Olympics, horse racing and other events.
The club also has a number of sub-clubs which give you the opportunity to participate in bowls, squash or even get in some exercise while you’re on holidays at FitNow! gym.
Don’t forget to take advantage of the courtesy bus which operates every Thursday, Friday and Saturday night. Book your seat by calling the club on 5881 1455.
The Deniliquin RSL Club is located in End St, Deniliquin. For more information about facilties, weekly activities or coming events, go to www. denirsl.com or follow the club on Facebook.
Photo courtesy Rob Mulally.
More Muster moments
Weddings in an inflatable church is just one of the new attractions being offered to Deni Ute Muster fans this year.
Renowned for its celebration of the iconic Aussie ‘Ute’, the Muster has so much more to explore in 2024.
From heart-pounding performances to family-friendly entertainment, this year’s Muster on Friday and Saturday, October 4 and 5 promises an unforgettable experience for all.
There is nothing else like it in Australia where you can listen to live music from 9am to 11.30pm over two days and eat, shop and drink at catering/vendor sites and bars and take in a varied collection of around the grounds entertainment.
You can attend a circus, watch a bull ride, ferrets racing, and utes battle it out in the sports arena along with motor bikes jumping, or admire the utes in the Show n Shine along with the Mini Muster Mobeels. You can cheer on competitors in the Tradie Challenge, be entertained by the balloon man, sandman, a comedian, whip crackers, wood chop, air shows and fireworks.
Take part in a puppet workshop, the Lego wall, hang out at the family centre, sand pit, or travelling animal farm, have fun at the jumping castle, tea cups, or trackless train.
If you want to add more to your experience once on site, for a fee there is a view from above within a helicopter, or on the ground from a camel.
Many of the amazing activities are well known to Muster fans, but there’s quite a few new ones too. It includes the Paul Bennet Airshows, which promises non-stop excitement and thrills featuring the Wolf Pitts pro, Zivko, Edge 540, and The Sky Aces.
Also new is the side-splitting showdown of creativity and comedy as two contestants go head-to-head in the ultimate trial - building IKEA furniture.
Old Macdonald’s Travelling Farm will deliver a barnyard of adorable creatures, from cuddly lambs, bunnies and alpacas to playful piglets and cheeky chickens - there is something for everyone to enjoy!
Dance your way around the plains with the Guru Dudu Silent Disco crew or for an experience never before seen at the Muster, or get hitched in the inflatable church.
And then there’s the music. The evening concerts will feature two America-based country music acts in Kip Moore and Tyler Hubbard, Aussie chart-topper Amy Shark, John Williamson, Brad Cox, Fanny Lumsden, Brooke McClymont & Adam Eckersley, Amber Lawrence, Sunny Cowgirls, Darlinghurst and 2024 Play on the Plains Battle of the Bands winners Elestial.
The day stage will feature a flurry of amazing local and up-and-coming performers.
It includes 2024 Toyota Star Maker Wade Forster, Bryce Sainty, Cush Ryder, Will Day, Scarlet’s Way, Raechel Whitchurch, Nathan Lamont, Natalie Pearson, Madi Colville Walker, Ella Powell, Dakota
East, Pete Denahy, Deniliquin-based band Groovy Dudes and the Deniliquin Bush Poets.
All of this is included with three nights camping as part of the ticket price, and under-13s are free.
A full schedule is available at www.deniutemuster. com.au, where you can also find an entry form for the driving competitions - Circle Work, Barrel Race and Go to Wo - and the Show n Shine Competition.
A link for ticket sales is also available on the website, or if you’re already in Deniliquin pop out to Muster HQ at the Muster site on Conargo Rd to buy your ticket, buy some memorabilia and check out the Muster Museum.
Public Entry per day
“Lions Club Deniliquin supporting your community”
Deniliquin Lions Community
Town
Market
is held on the 4th Saturday of each month in the beautiful Waring Gardens in the centre of town from 8am*.
A large range of stalls with something for everyone
LOCAL NEWS
LOCAL NEWS AND INFORMATION
The Deniliquin Pastoral Times and Southern Riverina News are our local newspapers in the Southern Riverina, NSW. They contain local news, events, sport and real estate. You’ll find your copy at newsagents, supermarkets and service stations in the area, or simply call into our offices for your copy.
Deniliquin Pastoral Times, 230 Cressy St, Deniliquin. Phone (03) 5881 2322.
Southern Riverina News, 17 Pinnuck St, Finley. Phone (03) 5883 1033.
WE’RE ALSO ONLINE
For the latest news and photos, jump on our websites or find us on Facebook. www.denipt.com.au, www.southernriverinanews.com.au.
Collectors Spring Rally
The group will host its annual Spring Rally at Deniliquin’s Memorial Park on Saturday, September 21 and Sunday 22. Collectors and lovers of all things on wheels flock to Deniliquin to the event each year.
The event will feature tractors, motorcycles, hot rods, custom and classic cars, stationary engines and a huge array of collectables. The feature theme this year is ‘Australian Made’.
The annual tractor trek will depart from Memorial Park on the Saturday morning from 9am. Enthusiasts journey out of Memorial Park on their prized machines, through the Deniliquin CBD and to a nearby destination.
A show and shine will be an added feature on the Sunday. Growing each year is the vintage caravans
displays, with owners and enthusiasts coming from all over to be part of the Deniliquin event.
Collector enthusiasts can also look forward to a swap site where you buy and sell items.
Children’s entertainment and catering will also be available on site. Entry to the Spring Rally is $5 per day for anyone aged 16 and above, and exhibitors get in free.
Let the road be your adventure this winter and getaway in one of our luxury caravans or a motorhome
Head to edwardrivercaravanhire.com.au to view our vans, check availability and get a quote. Or call Donna on 0419 493 829 Be spoilt
Open Weekdays 9.30am - 3.30pm Sat 9.30am - 12.30pm
2nd Saturday
Proudly supported by Deniliquin Pastoral Times.
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(03) 5881
Meat raffles – Ticket sales from 6pm. Draws start 7pm Meals available – Bookings preferred on (03) 5881 1325
RANGE BALL HIRE
Head off on a road trip
There’s something uniquely Australian about jumping in your car, cranking the tunes and heading off on a road trip – no fixed destination, no fixed timeframe and no fixed alarms.
For many though, the idea of a solo adventure can be daunting, the fear of the unknown overwhelming. However, it’s entirely possible and even fun. And once your journey is complete, you’ll have a new-found sense of self and confidence that didn’t exist before.
Deni local, and owner of Edward River Caravan Hire, Donna Taylor did just this for two years travelling around Australia after throwing in her corporate career, buying a caravan and heading off into the unknown.
Donna says the key to road tripping solo is to do your research – talk to the experts and those who have gone before you.
“We’re extremely fortunate in the Southern Riverina to have expert local businesses to help you set up your rig – whether it be a car, 4x4, caravan or motorhome.
“They’ll ensure that your tyres and mechanicals are in tip-top condition before you head off, so you have peace of mind on your journey.”
Despite the vast distances she’s covered, Donna says the beauty of the Riverina and the close-knit communities make this area an extremely enjoyable destination to travel solo.
“One of my favourite short getaways is the triangle of Deniliquin, Finley and Tocumwal. It’s only a short distance between each town, but their differences in food, activities and experiences are vast.
“These friendly communities make solo travelling and camping a breeze – you’re never far from help
should you need it, and the colourful characters of each community make an entertaining getaway, one that even city folk will enjoy.
“Tocumwal, sitting on the Murray River, has some of the most beautiful beaches of in-land Australia. It was also home to the largest airbase (McIntyre Field) in Australia and the Southern Hemisphere during World War II. A visit to the Tocumwal Aviation Museum is a must for all history and aircraft enthusiasts.
“While Finley is inland, it boasts a gorgeous, wellused lake, and central caravan parking where you can pull up and enjoy a pie at the renowned Finley bakery, stroll the main street and uncover hidden gems in the local small business. It’s a lovely, quiet spot to relax and refresh after a couple of days of travelling or camping in higher density areas.
“And lastly, Deni where camping beside the Edward River, an anabranch of the Murray is the best of both worlds – CBD parking, riverside camping, the Deni Ute Muster Museum and of course, The Depot Historic Collection. Even if you’re not a rev-head, you’ll be amazed at the collection on display at The Depot”.
If you’re thinking of touring near or far, check out the caravans and motorhomes for hire at edwardrivercaravanhire.com.au.
Stay and Play... Golf in Deni
Deniliquin Golf Club hosts one of the most picturesque courses in the region, and it’s a great functions and entertainment venue as well.
Golfers can enjoy the beauty of this golf course, alongside the kangaroos, kookaburras, Superb Parrots, echidna, goannas, lizards, pelicans and a host of other wildlife that abounds in this paradise of nature.
At its best, Deniliquin golf course with its 18 manicured fairways and true greens, is a shining example of Australia’s magnificent golf courses.
If you’re looking for a trip away, the Deni Golf Resort has you covered with a range of packages, built to take the stress out of finding accommodation. Its 22 units overlook the ninth fairway, and are nestled among bushland.
The resort and course are in a superb location on the edge of Murray Valley Regional Park, yet just a stone’s throw from the centre of town. It’s just 30m from the resort to the first tee, and it’s a shorter distance to the bushwalk track.
The course perfectly reflects a chance for all golfing standards to enjoy a fun and challenging round.
By modern standards the course is not long — 5817 metre par 72 for men, and 5118 metre par 72 for ladies. However, off the back tees it is a challenge for all levels of player, as many professionals who have tried to tame the course have discovered.
Poor shots find the huge trees that line most of the couch fairways, while the greens are fast but true and always in great condition.
A feature of Deniliquin golf course is the ‘same day play’ principle that applies. On most days you can phone the pro shop on (03) 5881 3333 and book your tee off time, or just call in and one of the friendly volunteer staff will cater for your golfing needs. If you prefer the relaxation of a golf cart, there are plenty of those available too.
After your round on the course, enjoy the club’s facilities or relax under the veranda adjacent the pro shop. Friday nights are a speciality in the clubhouse, when there are meat raffles, great meals and a fun atmosphere where locals will make you welcome. For the latest information on clubhouse opening and activities, phone (03) 5881 1325.
If you want to practise your game, try the undercover driving range, which features an automated ball dispenser and lighting, allowing extended play on your terms. It’s simply a matter of getting a token or swiping your credit card to get a bucket of balls and work on your swing.
Visitors are also encouraged to enter any of the club’s regular competitions, which are on its website. These include a Saturday medley, ladies events on Tuesday and Thursday, and men’s stableford on Wednesday.
A highlight of the winter schedule will be the presentation of the Dirty Dick’s Theatre Restaurant.
Australia’s most popular themed event and theatre restaurant, Dirty Dick’s is a unique entertainment and dining concept based on a medieval theme, with a
comical stage show, magnificent feasting, costumed serving staff, providing non-stop interactive fun in true olden day tradition.
Sing, clap and laugh along as you experience the hilarious antics, madcap merrymaking and funtastic festivities of this unforgettable night.
This amazing experience will come to the Deni Golf Club on Thursday, July 25, with tickets available for $70 per person.
It’s limited seats only, so make sure to book early by going to www.trybooking.com/events/ landing/1222398 or contacting the club on 5881 1325.
Southern Riverina
BarHAM-KOONDROOK
• Redgum Statue Walk statues by Kevin Guilders and Angela Polglaze
Barooga
• Barooga Botanical Gardens
- Wood Carved sculpture of Indigenous Animals by Mark Rosenbrock
• Barooga Botanical GardensMosaic poles by Kerrie Murrell
Berrigan
• Berrigan Library
• Berrigan Heritage Museum
• Hayes Park
• Royal Hotel
• Old Momalong Hotel
• CWA Rooms
• Berrigan Shire Council building
• The Blue Highways Gallery
• Sojourn Station Art Studio
BOOROORBAN
• Long Paddock Sculpture - ‘The Headless Horseman’ by Geoff Hocking, Black Swamp Rest
• Booroorban Hall, Headless Horseman panels by Marg Radeski
BOREE CREEK
• ‘Last Train from Boree’ Tim Fischer tribute Scrap Metal Sculpture by Andrew Whitehead, Boree Creek Park, Drummond St
• ‘Swagman and Rusty’ Scrap Metal Sculpture by Andrew Whitehead, Drummond St
Coleambally
• Mosaic Wine Glass Water Tower
• Brolga sculpture - town sign
CoROWA
• ‘Possum, Echidna, Red Capped Robin and Golden Whistler’ mural by Kade Fielder/ Corowa High School students, Memorial Plaza of Sanger St
• Memorial Plaza Interactive Mural, Sanger St by artist Kade Fielder / Corowa High School students
• Our Place Mural, Woolworths
• Wacky Bird Gallery, Edward St by artist Chris Upton
• Shearing of the Rams Mural, Corowa Museum, Queen St by artist Tracy Hancock
STREET ART GUIDE
Barundji/Barkindji artists Elsie Black, Gertrude Gittens, Eileen Ballangarry and Sos Hawkins created the massive artwork which adorns the walls of the Murrumbidgee Council chambers in Jerilderie.
• Sculpture Mosaic, Corowa Community Garden
• Corowa Art Space, 100 Edward St
• Gallery 294, 294 Honour Ave
DARLINGTON POINT
• Waddi Cultural Centre, Carrington St, indigenous art by Allan McKenzie.
• Wiradjuri Walk Big River artwork, Bridge & Stock St
DAYSDALE
• ‘Hardworking Horse Sculpture’ by Artist Doug Monroe.
Deniliquin
• ‘Our River’ art installation by Rachel Braybon, wharf next to Deniliquin National Bridge, cnr Napier & George Sts.
• Asphalt Artwork created by Studio 2710 Artists (Kadi Mills, Lila Hills, Helene Nohrenberg, Josie McAndrew, David Keck, Jared Thurrowgood, Peter Chivers and Tom Close). Civic Centre and Town Hall, Cressy St
• Werrpanakata Fish Park at Brown Park, off Hardinge St, Deniliquin
• Deniliquin Children’s Centre, Whitelock St
• Deniliquin Water Tower by Cam Scales, cnr Whitelock and Russell Sts
• ‘Reutilise’ by Stuart Taylor, George St
• Ute Muster gates, Conargo Rd
• Long Paddock Sculptures‘Shod’ by Jonathan Leahy, George St - ‘Cut’ by Jonathan Leahy, Davidson Street Rest Area
• Energising End Street Pilot Project, End St designed and created with artworks from local students
• Riverbend Gallery, Hardinge St
• Ute on the Pole, Charlotte St
• Fish and Eagle, Davidson St
• Stuart Taylor workshop, Sloane St
• Yarkuwa Indigenous Knowledge Centre building, Junction St
FINLEY
• Finley Historical Museum and Log Cabin, Murray St
• Bowls Mural by Damian Mitchell, Finley Bowling Club
• Clydesdales Mural by Damian Mitchell, Finley Bowling Club
• Bob Brooks/1951 FX Holden Mural by Damian Mitchell, Railway Park/Boomerang Motors
• Mural by Damian Mitchell, Finley Quality Meats
• ‘Spiderbait’ Mural by Damian Mitchell, Tuppal Hotel
• ‘Shane Crawford’ Mural, Tuppal Hotel
• Merino Ram Mural, Tuppal Hotel
• St Joseph’s Primary School, Coree St
• Laneway beside Finley Pharmacy, Murray St
HOWLONG
• ‘God’s Country’ mural, IGA Carpark, Hawkins Street by artist Tracy Hancock
• Mural, 1/2 Acre Cafe, Hawkins Street, Howlong. Artist, Luna
• Howlong’s Enchanted Hut, Memorial Park, Pearce St
Jerilderie
• Mural by Ling, Jerilderie Swimming Pool
• Yo-thun-in-yuna mural, Murrumbidgee Shire office, 35 Jerilderie St
• Wedge-Tailed Eagle mural, Jerilderie Bakery
• Mechanics Institute Free Library mural, Powell Street
• Ned Kelly sculpture, Jerilderie Bakery
• Steel Wings Windmill, Luke Park
Lockhart
• Lockhart Water Tower Mural
- Waterfall, native flora and fauna by Scott Nagy and Janne Birkner (Krimsone), Green St
• The Big Kangaroo and The Big Emu by Stephen Coburn
• Pioneers Memorial Gateway, Lockhart Showground
• Urana Street:
- ‘The Eagle’ by Stuart Taylor
- ‘The 9 Martyrs’ by John Wood
- ‘Going to the Dance’ by Stuart Spragg
- ‘My Waratah’ by Raeleen Pfeiffer
- ‘Good Old Days’ by Keith Simpson
- ‘Click Goes The Shears’ by Stuart Spragg, Greens Gunyah Museum
• Brookong Lagoon:
- Lockhart Love Locks
- ‘The Mob’ by David Doyle
• Green Street:
- ‘Rusty Cockatoo’ by Sean Meaney
- ‘Inland Pelicans’ by Bob Teasdale
- ‘Peace’ by Colin Wiese
- ‘Get Around Back’ by Stuart Spragg
• CWA Park, Green Street:
- ‘Horse Power’ by Stuart Taylor
- ‘Emu Family’ by Stuart Taylor
- ‘Bonnie Dog’ by Stuart Taylor
• Greens Gunyah Museum & Doris Golder Wool Art
• Heritage Verandahs and Etched Pavers
• ‘Australian Rain Dragon’ by Andrew Whitehead located at Lockhart’s Brookong St entrance
• Pastoral Shadows of Brookong - 20 individual sculptures including ‘A Drover’s Life’ and ‘Horse and Plow’ by Stuart Spragg
LOWESDALE
• ‘Shearing of the Ram’ Scrap Metal Sculpture by Andrew Whitehead, Federation Way
Mathoura
• Badja Bayaderra (long neck turtle) and Azure Kingfisher murals - Mathoura Public School
• Long Paddock Sculptures‘The Drover and Horse’ by Corey Thomas and ‘The Timber Cutters’ by Geoff Hocking, Visitor Information Centre
• Mural, Mathoura Railway Station
• Bert Dolan Arch by Julie Guinan, Donna McClusky & Heidi Glenn, Picnic Point
• Timber Cutters Sculpturs, Edward River Campground, Duggans Rd
• Mathoura Bra Fence
MILBRULONG
• ‘Milbrulong - Rosellas’ Water Tower by Scott Nagy Krimsone
MOAMA
• Long Paddock Sculpture‘The Barge’ by Geoff Hocking, Kerrabee Sound Shell
• ‘La Belle Helene’ by David Maughan, Moama Botanic Gardens
• Moama Adventure Playround, Perricoota Rd
• Bridge Art project
MORUNDAH
• ‘Toolbox & Jockey,’ by Andrew Whitehead
• Tree carvings
MOULAMEIN
• Moulamein Art Gallery
• Mural, Service Station
• Sandy’s Art Studio, Mosaics, 41 Brougham St
MULWALA
• ‘Murray Cod’ by Andrew Whitehead, Digger Loughnan Fishing Jetty
• ‘King of the River Bike Rack’, Andrew Whitehead, Digger Loughnan Fishing Jetty
OAKLANDS
• ‘Orchid in a Teacup’, Outside CWA Rooms, Milthorpe St
• ‘Peoplescape’, Oaklands Vintage Machinery Museum
• Mural, Coronation Park
PRETTY PINE
• Long Paddock Sculpture‘Smoko’ by Geoff Hocking, Pretty Pine Hotel
THE ROCK
• Gallipoli Panels, Avenue of Honour
• Tootool Sculpture Park, The Rock to Lockhart Rd
• Strayleaves Art Studio, cnr of McGeachies Ln and Collingullie Rd.
• Tocumwal
• ‘Ned’, ‘Rosie’ and ‘Mathilda’ the cockatoos, ‘Kenny’ the kookaburra, wedge tail eagle, blue wrens and more, Ulupna Island, 610 Ulupna Bridge Road, Ulupna Station, 7km from Tocumwal
• The Big Cod, Deniliquin Rd
• Mural, March’s IGA building
URANA
• ‘Not so Itsy’ the giant spider water tower by Andrew Whitehead, Federation Way
• ‘Savannah Goanna’ by Andrew Whitehead, Stephen St
• ‘Sheep at the Trough’, Federation Way and End St
• Tractor on a Pole, Victoria Park, Federation Way, Urana
WANGANELLA
• Long Paddock Sculpture - ‘The Headless Horseman’ by Geoff Hocking, Black Swamp Rest
• Peppin Merino Memorial
Winter in River Country
Perhaps the worst kept secret for those looking to get away is our very own Murray River.
What you might come to find though, is there is still plenty of it to be enjoyed and explored.
From the historical port of Echuca, its paddle steamers and the town itself, to the off-the-beatentrack camping spots, there’s a litany of grounds, camping spots and experiences to explore.
And you don’t have to break the bank to experience River Country at its best.
There are communities with significant history and a host of interesting events.
Perhaps some of the dining and beverage offerings may pique an interest.
The Murray is a vibrant home to many creatives and those looking for absolute quality in their product. Not only is the area a rich source of farm to table fruit and vegetables, it also offers food and beverage experiences in the shape of a number of wineries around the Echuca/Moama region all worth checking out.
If you’re looking to take some time off and pitch a tent or bring your caravan along, there are plenty of spots littered across the Murray River and surrounds where you can find that piece of serenity.
The camping grounds, national and regional parks of interest you might like to check out this winter around include the Gulpa Creek Walk and the Edward River Bridge Campground both found in Mathoura.
If you find yourself closer to Echuca/Moama, there’s the Benarca Campground about 15km from Moama or the Five Mile Picnic Area and mountain bike tracks set right on the picturesque Murray River in Moama. If its something extra or different you’re searching for, try Yanga National Park (pictured above). Sitting on the Murrumbidgee River with plenty of fishing and
camping spots, as well as recently having visitor’s facilities installed, there are a number of free camping spaces for tents, caravans and RVs.
From the Willows campground you can check out such points of interest as the old homestead and wool shed, a still standing reminder of a bygone time.
Please note that some campgrounds require advance booking and incur a booking fee, particularly those located in NSW National Parks. The NSW Nationals Parks and Wildlife Service website can also provide updates on campground access and weather warnings.
RIVER COUNTRY EVENTS
Following is a snapshot of just some of the events on offer in River Country this winter:
Echuca Moama Winter Blues Festival - Thursday to Sunday, July 25 to 28: The Echuca/Moama Winter Blues Festival returns for another year of top notch performers and experiences as the two towns turn into somewhat of an open bar for live music with blues and roots connotations. Set against the cold Winter backdrop of the beautiful Murray River towns of Echuca and Moama, the sounds are sure to be a cure for the winter blues.
Run Echuca/Moama - Sunday, August 4: Run Echuca/ Moama offers courses of varying distances, and is a fundraiser for locals living with disabilities through the Country Living and Respite Service and Opening Doors Project. You can choose to run 21.1km, 10km or 5km. To date, Run Echuca/Moama has funded three homes and 12 units to allow locals with a disability to live independently.
Moulamein Sheepdog Trials - Monday to Thursday, September 2 to 5: Showcasing the skills of the dogs and their owners, as well as the discipline, the Moulamein Sheepdog Trials are a great way to get the family out to a truly rural community event and witness some real talent at hand. As always, bear witness to the relationship between a dog and their owner, the dedication and teamwork that can be seen at the Moulamein Sheepdog Trials.
For more information about visiting River Country, go to www.visitrivercountry.com.au
Lighting up the Murray
Moama Lights is an experience unlike any other.
Crafted and created by the acclaimed design studio Mandylights, Moama Lights is set against the backdrop of Moama’s Horseshoe Lagoon and is a sound and light trail sharing stories from across the region through state-of-the-art installations, projections and cutting-edge moving light technology.
Mandylights is a studio that has excelled in many large projects. It has worked with some of the world’s leading musical artists, including The Backstreet Boys’ Las Vegas residency from 2017 to 2019 and the 2022 European tour for Thundercat.
This year’s Moama Lights display is inspired by the Banjo Patterson poem ‘The Daylight is Dying’. The spectacle begins at twilight, giving you the opportunity to see the landscape and the nature through a different and equally beautiful lens.
Illuminating the night, sending ripples through the water while displaying children’s artwork throughout, this year’s light show is sure to bring in a large crowd.
Making your way through Moama’s wetland and floodplain reserve toward the Moama Wharf, suspended above the water on the walking paths, through the beauty that the natural environment and the lights provide will sure to be an experience.
The event will see the return of spectacular Indigenous artworks crafted by the talented hands of First Nations artist Warrick Keen and, once again, the brilliant Alkina Edwards, a contemporary Yorta Yorta artist from Echuca Moama.
Complementing the light show again this year is the hotly anticipated ice skating, where you can get out on the ice and have a bit of fun. Rules and regulations apply.
Lights runs on Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights only during July. A special low sensory experience will be offered on July 18.
Tickets for Moama Lights are $22 for adults, $11 for children aged 3-16 and $55 for a family of two adults and two children. Children under three can attend for free, but you must indicate their attendance when purchasing your ticket.
Visitors to Moama Lights also get the added advantage of discounts from supporting businesses, which include discounts on meals, accommodation and other visitor attractions.
The ice skating rink will be set up at Moama’s Kerrabee Soundshell, with 24 skating days on offer between June 29 and July 25.
For more information and to purchase tickets, go to www.moamalights.com.au
Moama
Key events this season include the Country Stampede Festival from Monday to Thursday, July 8 to 11. It promises to be a bumper four days filled with country music to get you moving and tapping your feet. Performing will be Don Costa, Bidge Boyd, Allan Webster, Shelly Jones Band, Johnny Shilo, Rene Diaz and Rodney Vincent.
Two more great events will be hosted in August, starting with the Gold Chisel & Australian Midnight Oil Tribute Show on Saturday, August 10 and then the Rock by the River Music Festival from Thursday to Sunday, August 22-25. This four-day festival is based on rock and roll, featuring live music from The Zephyr Project, Jump ‘n’ Jive Adelaide and Uptown Catz. There will also be sets from DJ Angelo and dance lessons from the Alley Catz.
And this is all on top of cluBarham’s year-round entertainment options, including live music every Saturday night, bingo, poker, raffles and more.
Pop in for a drink or a meal and stay and relax a little while. The club offers
multiple food and drinks options. Don’s Kitchen offers a unique mix of Chinese and Malaysian cuisines that are not to be missed and The Rivergum Bistro serves meals alfresco or indoors.
Perhaps you’re looking to find a leisure activity? With a golf course, tennis courts and bowling greens, you’re spoiled for choice.
When the day’s done and you’re ready to really unwind, don’t forget that clubBarham offers accommodation. With two options - The Comfort Inn and the Comfort Suites - you can get a room for the whole family or relax in the modern queen and spa rooms.
So whether it’s a golf trip with the mates, a lads or ladies weekend away, a romantic getaway or you’re just looking to be entertained, cluBarham has you covered.
A courtesy bus runs at night in the Barham-Koondrook region from 5pm. Book ahead by calling (03) 5451 1800.
For more information about the facilities and activities, go to www. clubarham.com.au.
PLAYGROUNDS GUIDE Stay and play...
Looking for something for the kids to do that won’t break the budget? Travelling around the region and need a break? We have all the Southern Riverina’s playgrounds listed below. Check out our comprehensive facilities guide at the back of this magazine.
BARHAM-KOONDROOK
• Riverside Park, Murray St
• Apex Park Playground & Outdoor Gym, Arbuthnot St &, Main St, Koondrook
• Koondrook All Abilities Playground, Main St & Station St
BAROOGA
• Barooga Adventure Playground, 2 Golf Course Rd
• Barooga Botanical Gardens, Nangunia St
BERRIGAN
• Apex Park, 36-38 Chanter St
• Hayes Park, Riverina Hwy
BUNNALOO
• Bunnaloo Recreation Reserve
COLEAMBALLY
• Apex Park, Bellbird St
• Coleambally Skatepark, Brolga Pl
• Coleambally Sport & Recreation Complex
• Curlew Park, Curlew Ave
• Kingfisher Ave
• John McInnes Square, Brolga Pl
• Lions Park, Kingfisher Ave
CONARGO
• Bills Park, Conargo-Deniliquin Rd
COROWA
• Bangerang Park, 100 Edward St
• Beryl Drive Park, Beryl Dr
• Corowa Skatepark, John St
• RSL Park, Betterment Parade
• Morris Park, Hume St
• Rowers Park, Bridge Rd
• Sutcliffe Park, Guys St
DARLINGTON POINT
• Adrian Douglas Park, Lander St
• CWA Park and Skate Park, 37-39 Carrington St
• Lions Park, Narrand St
DENILIQUIN
• Waring Gardens, Harrison St
• Scotts Park (The Rocket Park), Russell St
• Deniliquin RSL Club Park, Duncan St
• McFaull Park, Civic Pl
• Memorial Park, Memorial Dr
• R J Edward Park, Victoria St
• Deniliquin RSL Club, End St (indoor playcentre)
• McDonalds, Hardinge St (undercover playcentre)
• Cruizin* Diner, Hardinge St (indoor playcentre)
FINLEY
• Finley Foundry Park, Murray St
• Diggers Park, Cnr Dawe Avenue & Donaldson St
• Railway Park, Finley
• Finley Showgrounds, Newell Hwy
• Memorial Park, Berrigan Rd
• Mary Lawson Way Side Rest, Newell Hwy
• Skate Park & Canoe Tree, Denison St
HOWLONG
• Memorial Park, Pearce St
• Howlong Skate Park, 119 Hawkins St
• Lowe Square, Hawkins St
• Howlong Recreation Reserve, 120 Hawkins St
• Oolong Park, Hawkins St
JERILDERIE
• Elliott Park and Jerilderie Skate Park and Pump Track, 2 Jerilderie St
• Luke Park, Powell St
• Memorial Park, 23 Jerilderie St
• Monash Park (football ground), Corner of Bolton and Nowranie St
KORALEIGH
• Koraleigh Recreation Reserve, Koraleigh Rd
LOCKHART
• Green St Water Tower, 67 Green St
• Walter Day Park, Urana St
• Galore Hill Scenic Reserve
MATHOURA
• Mathoura Visitor & Business Centre, Cobb Hwy,
• Mathoura Skate Park, Corner of Morris & Mathoura Sts
• Soldiers Memorial Gardens, Livingstone St
• Memorial Park, Lawrence St
• Harry McCormick Reserve, Moama St
• Mathoura Recreation Reserve, Morris St
• Picnic Point Reserve, Picnic Point Rd
MAYRUNG
• Mayrung Hall, 1956 Mayrung Rd
MOAMA
• Moama Adventure, Playground, Perricoota Rd
• Moama Apex Park, Cnr Blair & Francis Sts
• Moama Brian Sharp Reserve, Kildare Ave
• Moama Kerabee Soundshell, Blair St
• Cnr of Cobb Hwy & Meninya St
• Moama Lions Park, Meninya St
MOULAMEIN
• Moulamein Howard Park, Morago St
• Moulamein South Recreation Reserve, Moulamein Rd
MORUNDAH
• Morundah Park, Browley St
MULWALA
• Apex Park, Pool Ave
• Purtle Park Adventure Playground, 50 Melbourne St
MURRAY DOWNS
• Murray Downs Playground, Murray Downs Dr
OAKLANDS
• Oaklands Recreation Reserve, Patey St
• Coronation Park, Milthorpe St
• Couglan Park, Milthorpe St
PLEASANT HILLS
• Pleasant Hills Park, Ryan St RAND
• Memorial Park, Kindra St THE ROCK
• Coronation Park, 107 Urana St TOCUMWAL
• Foreshore Park, Deniliquin Rd & Anzac Avenue
• Library Park, 57-67 Deniliquin Rd
TOOLEYBUC
• Tooleybuc Mensforth Park,
• Murray St
• Tooleybuc Recreation Reserve, Lockhart Rd
URANA
• MacKnight Park, Anna St
• Urana Aquatic Centre, Federation Way
WAKOOL
• Wakool Playground Park, LaPerouse St
WANGANELLA
• Wanganella Park, Cobb Hwy
WOMBOOTA
• Womboota Hall, Moira St
YERONG CREEK
• Stan Galvin Park, Plunkett St
• Yerong Creek Camping Area, Plunkett St
Finley and all it has to offer
With a population of a little over 2,500 people - making it the second largest town in the Berrigan Shire - and being a main contributor to the food bowl that helps feed the entire country, Finley is a town and community with a big heartbeat.
One of the first landmarks you will notice as you arrive in town is the manmade Finley Lake. It is used by locals and visitors alike for water sports and fishing. The lake has served as a spot for travellers and adventurers alike to stop and stretch their legs. It’s an easy 2km walk around this amazing lake, and there are barbecue facilities and a playground for children to use. These features make Finley Lake a perfect starting point when visiting the town and perusing it’s many offerings.
Finley, like many of the town’s in our region, has a strong identity, rich history and sense of community. Steeped in history, the town has a number of spaces, museums and heritage sites to visit and access all year round.
The Finley Historical Museum and Log Cabin allows you to step back in time and see the original Myrtle
Park School originally built in 1896. Once you’re finished there, why not visit the Heritage Museum, which houses examples of some of the region’s important tools and machinery.
Alternatively there is the town’s post office building, which is one of only a few pioneer building’s still standing in town. It houses the Finley Pioneer Railway Museum where you’ll be able to marvel at the artefacts that have shaped the region and town.
A more recent edition to the town’s rich history and preservation of that history is the Foundry Museum, celebrating the rich history of manufacturing in the area. It celebrates the relationship of long-running company JT & EN Close with the town. The museum features equipment up to 120 years-old used by the company in helping to build Finley and district into the community it is today.
As you travel through the town you may notice some of the murals that adorn the sides of buildings - a tip of the hat in an artistic sense to all that has made up the history of the town. Mural themes vary from town’s agriculture and Indigenous heritage to its railway history. And famous Aussies who once called Finley home are also featured, including rock band Spiderbait.
If staying the night, or a few nights, there’s a range of accommodation options available including for those who like camping, caravan parks or the luxury of a hotel.
Want to know more about staying, playing and shopping in Finley? Go to www.finley.org.au.
Discover heritage and charm in Berrigan
Berrigan is a charming country township where historic buildings still tell the stories of yesteryear and vast productive lands stretch for miles.
A historical gem, what you find in Berrigan is reflective of its own beauty and of the people who live there.
Meander along the main street and take some time to read the interpretive plaques that reveal the heritage highlights like the old post office building, Federal Hotel and Memorial Hall.
The Berrigan Government Nature Reserve Tank Paddock is a local initiative that has created an enjoyable walking track through a regenerated indigenous landscape. It is a very peaceful spot for a stroll and is close to the caravan park and swimming pool.
The first Rural Fire Service in NSW was in Berrigan and the community continues to thrive on the early
volunteering spirit. This is celebrated at the Berrigan & District Heritage Museum, as is Berrigan’s role in the first Corowa Conference on Federation in 1893 and the first Parents and Citizens Association in NSW being established in Berrigan.
Local oral histories, Federation information, fire brigade memorabilia and material relating to the Berrigan RSL, including guns, medals and uniforms are important features of the museum. There is an extensive collection of photos and press cuttings of early farming and the coming of irrigation in 1939 via the Mulwala Canal. Materials relating to the Berrigan schools are also featured, including some which no longer exist.
A Heritage town walk brochure in full colour has been produced and this is linked with the main street buildings and corresponding wall plaques. Make sure to check out the Berrigan Heritage Walk, it’s an amazing and really nice way to understand the history of the area.
The town is also home to the largest plantation of Sumo Mandarins in Australia, on the Berrigan Sand Hills at Mowbray Farms.
And for the leisure and sports fans, the community sports club’s 18-hole golf course will do the trick with it’s beautiful and well manicured greens and fairways.
Stay and play... ACCOMMODATION
Berrigan Caravan Park
104-120 Jerilderie St. E info@berrigancaravanpark.com.au
Ph 0400 563 979. www.berrigancaravanpark.com.au A small friendly Park with generous powered caravan sites, cabin’s for short or long
and pool (Nov-Mar).
Pattison Pastoral Farm Stay Burraboi, NSW. https://pattisonpastoral.com.au/farmstay Ph 0498 372 428. E: farmoffice@pattisonpastoral.com.au
Goudie 0427 842 123. Email neilg53n.@gmail.com www.edwardriverhouseboats.com.au
DENILIQUIN
DENILIQUIN
BURRABOI (NEAR WAKOOL, NSW).
DENILIQUIN
Stay and play... DINING GUIDE
COLEAMBALLY
Don’s Kitchen
6-8 Niemur Street, Barham. Ph (03) 5451 1802. https://clubarham.com.au/donskitchenchinese Chinese and Malaysian Cuisine. Delicious selections available. Open Wednesday to Sunday for lunch and dinner. Dine in or takeaway. Newly decorated restaurant and renovated bar.
DENILIQUIN
Curlyz café
32 Napier Street, Deniliquin. Ph 0419 278 953. Eat in or takeaway. Relaxing and enjoyable atmosphere. Friendly staff and fresh food. Open Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays 7am-4pm. Open Saturdays 8am-2pm and Sundays 8am-12.30pm.
River Gum Bistro & Café
6-8 Niemur Street, Barham. Ph (03) 5451 1800. www.clubarham.com.au/eat-drink
From club classics or unique specialties to weekend breakfast, the revitalised River Gum Bistro & Café has got you covered for a good feed. Dine in or takeaway available 7 days.
Deniliquin mcdonalds
386-388 Charlotte Street, Deniliquin. Ph (03) 5881 7344.
Open 6am – Midnight everyday. Inside and outside eating areas. Breakfast until 10am. McCafé – Coffee, Cakes, McMuffins, Gluten Free options. Party Room. Playland. Drivethru. Bike Racks. Menu Log.
BROLGA HOTEL MOTEL
2 Brolga Place, Coleambally. Ph (02) 6954 4009.
We have something for everyone! From great value delicious meals from our bistro, an icy cold beverage, to all the sports and racing action! Relax inside or out in the beer garden and enjoy regular live music and friendly service. We also have cosy self contained motel accommodation.
DENILIQUIN RSL CLUB
72 End Street, Deniliquin. Ph (03) 5881 1455. www.denirsl.com
Brasserie and Coffee Shop open 7 days. Come in and enjoy the family friendly environment. Brasserie open Lunch 12-2pm, Dinner from 6pm. Coffee Shop open 11am – late. Member’s happy hours Mon-Thurs 2pm-4pm. Find our menus on our website.
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BARHAM
BARHAM
DENILIQUIN
DENILIQUIN
Stay and play... DINING GUIDE
139
Street, Deniliquin. Ph (03) 5881 5693. Email brickkilncafedeniliquin@gmail.com Family
DENILIQUIN
DENILIQUIN
Coronation Park 107 Urana St, The Rock
The Rock Cemetery 67 Green St, Lockhart
The Rock Recreation Ground
Victoria Park, Wilson St, The Rock
TOCUMWAL
Apex Park (Skate Park) Deniliquin St, Tocumwal
Foreshore Park Deniliquin Rd & Anzac Avenue
Library Park 57-67 Deniliquin Rd, Tocumwal
Tocumwal Town Beach Town Beach Rd, Tocumwal
TOOLEYBUC
Tooleybuc Mensforth Park Murray St, Tooleybuc
Tooleybuc Recreation Reserve Lockhart Rd, Tooleybuc
URANA
Macknight Park 18 Anna St, Urana
Urana Aquatic Centre Federation Way, Urana
WAKOOL
YERONG CREEK
Stan Galvin Park Plunkett St, Yerong Creek
Yerong Creek Camping Area Plunkett St, Yerong Creek
BOAT RAMPS
• Barham - Noorong St Boat Ramp
• Corowa - Lone Pine Ave
• Corowa - Rowers Park, 2 Bridge Rd
• Corowa - Corowa Lagoon
100 Edward St, Corowa
• Corowa - Lions Park Sth Corowa, River St, South Corowa
• Darlington PointDarlington Point Boat Ramp, Kidman Way
• Deniliquin - Benarca Bend Boat Ramp, Stevens Weir Rd
• Deniliquin - Deniliquin Boat Club, Riverview Dr
Deniliquin - Harfleur St
• Deniliquin - Lawson Syphon Lawson Syphon Rd
• Deniliquin - McLean Beach, Butler St
• Deniliquin - Riverside Caravan Park, Davidson St
• Deniliquin - Sloane St
• Deniliquin - Twin Rivers, Riverina Hwy Deniliquin - Willoughbys Beach, Memorial Drive
• Finley - Finley Lake, Riverina Hwy
• Hay - 4 Mile Boat Ramp, Maude Rd
• Hay - Sandy Point Rd Hay, Sandy Rd
• Hay - Soapworks Bend Boat Ramp, Jackson Rd
• Howlong - Lowe Square, 120 Hawkins St
• Howlong - Memorial Park, 70 Pearce St, Howlong
DC Thomas Park Flinders St, Wakool
Wakool Playground Park LaPerouse St, Wakool
Wakool Recreation Reserve Dampier St, Wakool
Wanganella Park Cobb Hwy, Wanganella
WOMBOOTA
Womboota Hall Moira St, Womboota
DUMP POINTS
• Berrigan - 119 Jerilderie St
• Coleambally - Kidman Way
• Coleambally - Lions Park, Kingfisher Ave
• Conargo - ConargoDeniliquin Rd
• Corowa - Rowers Park, 2 Bridge Rd
Visitor Information
• Darlington Point - Lions Park, Sturt Hwy
• Deniliquin - Davidson St Rest Stop, 129 Davidson St
• Finley Showgrounds, Tongs St
• Hay - Dunera Way (Showgrounds Rd)
• Howlong - Lowe Square, 120 Hawkins St
• Jerilderie - 13-19 Jerilderie St
• Lockhart - 163 Green St Moama - Twenty Four Lane
• Moulamein - Patterson St off Moulamein Rd between Tallow St & Sainsberry St
• Mulwala - Purtle Park, 24 Melbourne St
• The Rock - The Rock Recreation Ground, Wilson St,
• Tocumwal - 17-33
Deniliquin St, behind Palms Hotel, Dirt Rd 1km
• Tocumwal - Town Beach, Town Beach Rd
• Urana - Aquatic Centre, Federation Way
• Yerong Creek - Cole St
SKATEPARKS
• Barham - 52 Thule St
• Berrigan - 12 Momalong St
• Coleambally - Brolga Place
• Corowa - John St
• Darlington Point - Cnr Carrington & McAlister Sts
• Deniliquin - Cnr Edwardes St & Civic Pl
• Finley - 76 Denison St Hay - Cnr Lachlan & Brunker St
• Howlong - 119 Hawkins St
• Jerilderie - 2 Jerilderie St
• Lockhart - 35 Brookong St Mathoura - Morris St
• Moama - Bartlett St
• Moulamein - 31 Morago St
• Tocumwal108 Deniliquin St
• Koondrook - Koondrook Public Boat Ramp, Koondrook Track
• Mathoura - Picnic Pt Mathoura - Murray River Picnic Point Rd
• Mathoura - Swifts Creek Boat Ramp Swifts Creek Rd
• Moama - 5 Mile Boat Ramp, River Rd
• Moama - Unnamed Rd off Edward St
Moulamein - Town Boat Ramp McBean Place
• Mulwala - Purtle Park 24 Melbourne St,
• Mulwala - Owen Bridges Park, 107 Corowa Rd
• Mulwala - Apex Park, 7 Pool Ave
Mulwala - Kyffins Reserve Spring Dr
• Tocumwal - Tocumwal Boat Ramp (Downstream) Deniliquin Rd
• Tooleybuc - Murray St, Tooleybuc
• Urana - Aquatic Centre Federation Way
Deniliquin Visitor Information Centre & Peppin Heritage Centre
295 George Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710
Freecall: 1800 650 712
Email: info@edwardriver. nsw.gov.au
Website: visitdeni.com.au
Echuca Moama Visitor Centre
2 Heygarth Street, Echuca, VIC, 3564
Freecall: 1800 804 446
Phone: (03) 5480 7555
Email: info@echucamoama.com
Website: visitrivercountry.com.au
Mathoura Visitor and Business Centre
23 Moama Street (Cobb Hwy), Mathoura, NSW 2710
Phone: 1300 087 004
Website: visitrivercountry.com.au
Barham Newsagency
36 Noorong St, Barham, NSW 2732
Phone: (03) 5453 2043
Website: visitrivercountry.com.au
Tocumwal Accredited Visitor Information Centre
Shop 3 2 Deniliquin Road Tocumwal Phone: 0447 333 114
Email: tourism@ berriganshire.nsw.gov.au
Website: www. visitthemurray.com.au
FREE OUTDOOR FITNESS EQUIPMENT
• Deniliquin - along the Beach to Beach walkButler St, Macauley St,
• Deniliquin - Davies Court Park Community Fitness Hub
• Luke Park, 63 Jerilderie St, Jerilderie
• Moama Adventure Playground, Perricoota Rd, Moama.
Yarrawonga Mulwala Visitor Information Centre
2A Irvine Parade, Yarrawonga VIC 3730
Phone: (03) 5744 1989
Email: tourism@ yarrawongamulwala.com.au
Website: www. yarrawongamulwala.com.au
COROWA VISITOR INFORMATION CENTRE
100 Edward St, Corowa NSW 2646
Phone: (02) 6033 3221
Freecall: 1800 814 054
Email: tourism@ federationcouncil.nsw.gov.au
Website: northofthemurray. com.au
Barooga Visitor Information Centre
2-4 Station Street, Cobram VIC, 3644
Freecall: 1800 607 607
Email: tourism@ cobrambarooga.com.au
JERILDERIE
Visitor Information
Sticky Fingers Candy Shop 63 Jerilderie Street, Jerilderie NSW 2716
Phone: 0448 878 597
LOCKHART SHIRE Information Centre
Greens Gunyah Museum, 45 Urana St, Lockhart NSW 2656
Phone: (02) 6920 5674
Website: visitlockhartshire. com.au
Wanganella
Wakool
Bass St Bass St, Wakool
