VIC Corryong Magistrates Court List Today

Court: VIC Corryong Magistrates CourtDate: 19 June 2026Total Cases: 16
Name Court Room Time
Victoria Police – Humphreys, R (** v N** N** M** TBA 09:30 am
Victoria Police – Bayliss, L (** v L** J** D** TBA 09:30 am
Victoria Police – Bayliss, L (** v C** M** J** TBA 09:30 am
Victoria Police – Bayliss, L (** v S** J** K** TBA 09:30 am
Victoria Police – Bayliss, L (** v M** L** TBA 09:30 am
Victoria Police – Lafrank, L (** v L** E** D** TBA 09:30 am
Victoria Police – Rote, R (** v P** L** TBA 09:30 am
Victoria Police – Rote, R (** v M** D** TBA 09:30 am
Victoria Police – Rote, R (** v M** V** TBA 09:30 am
Victoria Police – Bayliss, L (** v C** D** J** TBA 09:30 am
Victoria Police – Beadman, M (** v F** D** G** TBA 09:30 am
Victoria Police – Gould, M (** v M** C** TBA 09:30 am
Victoria Police – Rote, R (** v N** N** TBA 09:30 am
Victoria Police – Lafrank, L (** v M** D** A** TBA 09:30 am
Victoria Police – Bayliss, L (** v P** J** A** TBA 10:00 am
Victoria Police – Brody, D (** v P** J** TBA 10:00 am

Last updated: 19 Jun 2026, 10:52 pm. Names are partially masked for privacy. Details may change — always check with the Registry.

VIC Corryong Magistrates Court court list, law list and court schedule

The Corryong Magistrates Court list is your essential resource for tracking all matters listed before the Corryong Magistrates' Court, located at 11 Jardine Street, Corryong VIC 3707, PO Box 50, Wodonga VIC 3690 — a remote regional courthouse in the Towong Shire of north-east Victoria, situated in the Upper Murray Valley near the NSW border, approximately 370 kilometres north-east of Melbourne and 120 kilometres east of Wodonga. Corryong is a gateway town to the Victorian and Snowy Mountains high country — famous as the home of Jack Riley, widely believed to be the inspiration for Banjo Paterson's "The Man from Snowy River" — with the Corryong Magistrates' Court at 11 Jardine Street sitting on designated sitting days only and administered through the Wodonga Magistrates' Court registry at PO Box 50, Wodonga VIC 3690. Whether you need to check the Corryong Magistrates Court list, confirm a sitting date, or review an upcoming matter on the court schedule, this page provides accurate and up-to-date scheduling information for proceedings at the Corryong courthouse.

The Corryong Magistrates' Court daily law list covers summary criminal offences, traffic and driving matters, family violence and personal safety intervention order applications, bail applications, and civil disputes up to $100,000 — with on-street parking only available near 11 Jardine Street and toilet facilities on site, with no audio visual link facilities at the Corryong courthouse. The Corryong Magistrates' Court can be contacted by phone on (03) 9087 5731 or via email at [email protected] — parties with non-sitting day administrative enquiries should contact the Wodonga Magistrates' Court registry as the administrative hub for the upper Hume region. The Corryong Magistrates Court schedule is accessible through the EFAS daily court list at mcv.vic.gov.au by defendant surname or case number, with non-sitting days published in the MCV 2026 calendar at mcv.vic.gov.au.

As Corryong is one of the most remotely situated courthouses in Victoria — some 370 kilometres from Melbourne and accessible only via the Hume Freeway to Wodonga then the Omeo Highway or Murray Valley Highway — parties should confirm their sitting date well in advance by contacting [email protected] or (03) 9087 5731 before making the journey to Jardine Street. Registering with EFAS at mcv.vic.gov.au enables automatic email or SMS case tracking notifications for Corryong Magistrates' Court listings — particularly valuable for parties travelling long distances who need timely notice of any hearing date changes or cancellations. Whether you are a defendant, a civil litigant, a legal practitioner, or a member of the public reviewing the Corryong Magistrates Court list, this page is your trusted guide to the daily law list, court schedule, and contact details for proceedings at the Corryong Magistrates' Court in the Upper Murray of north-east Victoria.