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- Albury Wodonga News Weekly
OFFICIALLY THE HIGHEST CIRCULATING NEWSPAPER ACROSS THE BORDER - News Weekly is home delivered to households and business within the urban precincts of Albury Wodonga. Additional distribution through display bins in major retail outlets in the area. And a further distribution to outlying towns.
Locally owned and operated, News Weekly prides itself in publishing local news and events to it's community. (Albury, Wodonga, Lavington, Thurgoona, Bellbridge, Baranduda, Yackandandah, Beechworth, Chiltern, Rutherglen, Howlong Jindera, Culcairn, Walla Walla, Henty, Holbrook, Woomargama x 39,500 Circulation & potential 90,000+ Readers (39,500 CAB Oct 2010 - Mar 2011)) more»
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- Border Mail »
Leading daily regional newspaper in the Fairfax network. (Albury, Wodonga, Wangaratta, Yarrawonga, Corowa, Howlong, Bright, Beechworth, Rutherglen, Corryong, Tallangatta, Culcairn, Deniliquin, Yackandandah, Myrtleford, Chiltern, Jindera, Mount Beauty, Chiltern, Glenrowan, Berrigan, Finley, Mulwala, Henty, Echuca, Moama, Benalla and surrounding suburbs.) more»
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- Corowa Free Press (Corowa, Howlong, Berrigan, Oaklands, Urana, Wahgunyah, Rutherglen, Chiltern, Springhurst)
Rutherglen, Victoria
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The Big Wine Bottle that is the water tower on Tower Hill in Rutherglen Photo 24/05/2009 submitted by Gary Pope, Many Thanks |
Victorias premier wine region, Australias oldest, and a popular tourism destination. Established in the 1850's "Sydney may have a nice harbour, but Rutherglen has a Great Port! " is the caption you face upon entering the Rutherglen Township, a town renowned for its fortified wines, particularly Muscats. The town is full of fine wineries, but there are some notable Pubs too. High on the outskirts of town, there is a water tower in the shape of a Wine Bottle. As depicted on the wall of the bottle, the Water Tower was first built in 1900. With the arrival of the reservoir nearby, the bottle, with its water tank built in at the top, became a secondary water supply in an emergency, but has since been relieved of that duty. In 1969, the Wine Festival Committee constructed the 18cwt steel mesh 'bottle' top as an iconic replica of a wine bottle to promote the annual wine festival in the area, and is seen from miles around. Anybody with some creative thoughts on how to raise the some funding to keep this great icon in good shape would do well to contact the Rutherglen Wine Region Tourism group at the Wine Experience - where the Information Centre is located at the Eastern end of the main street of the town (The roundabout). The town is presently keen to refurbish the Bottle, but may entail some hefty expenses in the order of $150,000 to sort out some construction issues. Now, you can't let an icon like this vanish....... can you!" Gaz |
