Thunder season over but Jeffery set to stay and other top stories.

• Thunder season over but Jeffery set to stay

  

  Ben Jeffery is set to stay with Albury after the Thunder crashed out of the finals race. OUTGOING Albury coach Ben Jeffery is set to stay with the Thunder after earlier indicating a move to Wollongong.The star fullback’s announcement came just minutes after Junee excitement machine Daniel Foley's blistering pace and a gritty defensive effort ended the Thunder's season with a 24-6 defeat.Jeffery has coached the club for two years, but said he would be happy to stay as a player only..

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• Move to open up council forums

  

  Indigo, Albury and Wodonga councils the latest facing pressure to adopt online streaming Time to go with the flow: Indigo councillor Emmerick Teissl will campaign for his shire to live stream meetings by putting a motion to this week's shire meeting.PRESSURE is growing for Albury and Wodonga council meetings to be live streamed.Alpine and Wangaratta already broadcast their forums over the internet and Indigo councillor Emmerick Teissl will put a motion to follow suit at his shire’..

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• 2AY vies for sport coverage honour

  

  Ovens and Murray grand final football broadcast earns Albury radio station 2AY another award nomination THE 2AY football broadcast team has again been nominated for an Australian Commercial Radio Award.Simon Corr, Robbie Mackinlay, Heath Naughton, Steve Murphy, Brandon Hughes and Thomas Bownds will vie for the best sports event coverage in the non-metropolitan category.In the running: 2AY football commentators Robbie Mackinlay and Simon Corr are a finalist in the commercial radio ..

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