Good luck in #Farrer! Community independent #MichelleMilthorpe needs help in the regions. She won all the booths in #Albury but struggled in the remote booths. Big electorate, 4 times the size of Belgium.

#auspol #PutOneNationLAST #FarrerByElection #NSW #NSWpol #Milthorpe #SussanLey

Report shows NSW hospital controversy fuelled 'dissatisfaction and distrust' A report reveals a regional health service ordered a review into some of its departments over concerns a development controversy led to poor morale.

Wishy-washy at best.
Vague recommendations.
#SaferCare review of #Albury Base Hospital will satisfy few imo, probably cost a mint too.
Doctors, medical staff and the community deserve better.

www.abc.net.au/news/2026-03...

How a final Qantas flight’s passengers ended up on a bus instead It comes amid calls for the regional service to be reinstated. The post How a final Qantas flight’s passengers ended up on a bus instead first appeared on VibeWire Magazine.

How a final Qantas flight’s passengers ended up on a bus instead #AirlineNews #Qantas #Albury #Melbourne #NSW

Community outrage as respected senior doctor escorted from hospital Community outrage flares as a "respected and trusted" senior doctor is escorted from a regional hospital amid the fall-out from a controversial redevelopment project.

The concerns of these Doctors, Nurses and Allied Health practitioners must be heard by a reviewer with teeth.

The ridiculous situation in #Albury has been dragged out without resolution.

#AlburyBaseHospital
#DoctorsBanned

www.abc.net.au/news/2026-03...

Albury tour this sunday, Monday, Tuesday.

Thinking I might swing by Goulburn on my way back.

Ill pack plenty of shoes for my foot loving friends

#Albury
#touringescort
#Australianescort

A wide angle landscape photograph capturing a secluded white farmhouse nestled into the vibrant, rolling green hills of Albury. The undulating terrain is dotted with scattered eucalyptus trees and patches of red earth, with a dense forest line in the foreground. In the bottom right corner, a watermark features an outline of Australia containing the text "Kev Peirce Photography."

Where the rolling green hills meet the quiet call of home.

Albury, New South Wales, Australia.

© 𝓐𝓵𝓵 𝓡𝓲𝓰𝓱𝓽𝓼 𝓡𝓮𝓼𝓮𝓻𝓿𝓮𝓭 𝓫𝔂 𝓚𝓮𝓿 𝓟𝓮𝓲𝓻𝓬𝓮.

#Photo #Photography #Australia #NSW #Albury #VisitAlbury #RuralAustralia #LandscapePhotography #AustralianLandscapes #RollingHills

Hang on to your hat, here come some tours.
#Tamworth 8-10th Feb
#mudgeee 17-19th Feb
#albury 23-25th feb

Consider check in times of 2pm and check out at 10am when contacting via sms
Deposits required, and advance planning is extra hot, in my opinion

Love me a little #honeybirdette and #heels

#Albury and #Tamworth tours on the regular, and I'm looking to add another regional tour in NSW.
If you have a recommendation, I'm all about it x

🔥 An update on the bushfire burning east of Albury. The fire can be seen spreading south, scorching more than 53km of land in its path. Explore the before/after: tinyurl.com/m4zr8dfz

#Albury #Bushfire #NSW #NewSouthWhales

🚨 A Bushfire over 10km wide was spotted west of Albury, Australia on the 7th of January. Check out the before and after: tinyurl.com/4ejrex98

#Albury #NSW #NewSouthWhales #Bushfire

Ozzy Tyres Expands to 20 Locations by End of 2025 with More to Come Ozzy Tyres marks a significant milestone, opening its 20th store while forecasting the launch of an additional 10 locations, driven by franchise demand.

Ozzy Tyres Expands to 20 Locations by End of 2025 with More to Come #Australia #Ozzy_Tyres #MONSTA_Tyres #Hussein_Chahine #Albury

Timeless Melodies: The Art of Violin and Piano Presented by Murray River Fine Music  An enchanting afternoon of classical music, featuring the timeless sounds of the violin and piano, coming together in perfect harmony.  Join Duo Gaku 楽 – violin...

So if you’re in the #Albury #Wodonga neighbourhood on Sunday come hear my new #Violin Sonata.

www.thecubewodonga.com.au/Whats-On/Art...

Many changes at #Albury Station since 1983: tracks and buildings removed, only one shelter roof can be seen on the left. Built in 1880, terminus for the Main Southern Line until 1962, its design for interchange of goods and passenger traffic on different railway gauges has been obsolete.

Impressive bell tower with decorative cupola on the Albury Railway Station in grand symmetrical Victorian Italianate style #albury #murray #nsw #au #latergram #bentsabout

The heritage listed Albury Railway Station was designed under the direction of John Whitton (the head engineer of NSW rail) in the early 1880s #albury #murray #nsw #au #latergram #bentsabout

The original flat that I lived at in Albury in Perry St - not much has changed in 30 years #albury #murray #nsw #au #latergram #bentsabout

Hidden behind all of that greenery is a the Sacred Heart North Albury which has a rather boxy design which dates to 1959 #albury #murray #nsw #au #latergram #bentsabout

Traralgon line fourth busiest and third slowest By AIDAN KNIGHT AFTER years of delays, replacement coaches, and passenger frustration, Gippsland commuters finally welcomed a faster V/Line timetable on Sunday, September 14. The Traralgon line has shifted from hourly to 40-minute services, the first tangible sign of progress in a project dating back to 2018 when the Regional Rail Revival project first commenced. But alongside the improvements, serious concerns remain over passenger safety and service quality. Part of that upgrade included the rebuild and duplication of Longwarry’s platforms, which were then used to host the state government’s official presser on the upgrade last month – the same date the coaches were vanquished from the line. However, there are still short platforms on the Gippsland line at Garfield, Tynong, and Nar Nar Goon. A V/Line representative told the Express these three platforms fit all but the last door on the platform, and there is a procedure in place where the conductor stands in place at that specific door to prevent access. A recent incident on the Swan Hill line though has proved there is still room for risk. This is especially topical as news has surfaced of a man falling and breaking his leg severely on another V/Line service at Pyramid Hill, because of the short platform, now being investigated by the Office of National Rail Safety. This has prompted speculation of V/Line’s perspective of function, rather than safety, as they justify the platform extension at Longwarry but not at other stations. Conductors are expected to make announcements alerting passengers when a stop involves a short platform, but errors or unclear messages can occur, leaving travellers vulnerable, particularly in low-light conditions (the Pyramid Hill incident occurred at 9.45pm). V/Line has described this incident as isolated, but if investigations prompt broader safety reforms, the state government could face significant costs and renewed commuter disruption. Watch your step: The Gippsland train line’s new timetable is out now. Photograph: Katrina Brandon The older platform at Traralgon station can only fit three-car services, which V/Line manages by only directing off-peak trips to that platform. Further along the Gippsland line at Bairnsdale and Rosedale are also shorter platforms, and all services heading past Traralgon exceed three cars, meaning the procedures used at other short platforms on the Gippsland line are not applicable. This was previously mitigated by the placement of barricades across doors overhanging the platforms, but since Bairnsdale services have been upgraded to use the faster VLocity trains (as opposed to the old-school ‘N Set’ type) these are not compatible with the style of doors on the new cars. On the whole, it is up to passengers to care for themselves when departing carriages, and there is no protocol in place besides the assumption that all patrons have heard the announcement, which are not always clear. Data released by V/Line in early September revealed the Traralgon line was the third slowest service in Victoria, ahead of only Bairnsdale and Echuca. In terms of reliability, it holds the same position out of the state’s 13 lines, ranking above both Geelong (V/Line’s fastest service) and Bendigo. The Traralgon line is also the fourth busiest of the short-haul routes. Each year, it carries almost as many passengers as all the long-haul services combined, including Albury, Warrnambool, Swan Hill, Shepparton, Echuca, Ararat, Maryborough and Bairnsdale. With such high patronage, passengers might reasonably expect the state government would ensure a safe and high-quality service, and only time well tell what will come of the short-platform debate.  

LV Express: Traralgon line fourth busiest and third slowest #News #Albury #Ararat

St David’s Uniting Church in North Albury designed by Melbourne architects Campell & Kernot and has a foundation stone listed as 1905 #albury #murray #nsw #au #latergram #bentsabout

The Albury Entertainment Centre dates back to 1964 #albury #murray #nsw #au #latergram #bentsabout

Looking almost like a bunker outside the Albury LibraryMuseum #albury #murray #nsw #au #latergram #bentsabout

Big X’s on the side of the Albury LibraryMuseum - which is apparently the first NSW example of a library and museum under one roof #albury #murray #nsw #au #latergram #bentsabout

The rather brutal look of the Albury LibraryMuseum was designed by Ashton Ragatt McDougall and opened in 2007 #albury #murray #nsw #au #latergram #bentsabout

St Michael’s Anglican Church in Albury was designed by Sydney architect Edmund Blacket with work beginning on 1857 #albury #murray #nsw #au #latergram #bentsabout