The Border Mail
Saturday, 27 April 2024
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Emergency crews describe sombre scene at small community
Ted Howes
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Saturday scores from the O&M, Hume, TDFL and Upper Murray
Brent Godde
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Tigers president dismayed sports fans penalised at community event
Ted Howes
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Tickets are issued outside the Albury Swim Centre on Anzac Day afternoon. Picture by Mark Jesser
The fatal incident happened about 1am.
Xavier Mardling
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A man has died after his car crashed into a tree on the Beechworth-Wangaratta Road, at Everton Upper. Picture Google Earth
Some experts say it would help boost home ownership, others disagree.
Jemimah Clegg
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Changes to negative gearing and capital gains tax have been proposed in the wake of the housing crisis. Pic: Shutterstock
A light aircraft crash has claimed the lives of two people, including a Melbourne mother, near an airport in Victoria's northeast.
Adrian Black and William Ton • 2hrs ago
Two people have been killed in a glider accident at Mount Beauty in Victoria's northeast. (Joel Carrett/AAP PHOTOS)
Melbourne City starlet Daniela Galic has a future with the Matildas and overseas in her sights but is focused on completing the A-League Women double.
Anna Harrington
Daniela Galic is eyeing off higher honours after an impressive run with City. (Rob Prezioso/AAP PHOTOS)
Mackie was facing his former side for the first time after he led them to the flag last year.
Brent Godde • 21m ago
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Osborne's Declan Galvin lays a strong tackle on his Bulldog opponent at Osborne on Saturday. Picture by Debbie Bahr
Wangaratta defeats Myrtleford by 46 points in O and M
Andrew Moir • 1hr ago
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The Swans got the better of the Bulldogs in the round four clash.
Georgia Smith • 1hr ago
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Chiltern playing coach Georgia Thomas said she was pleased with her side's efforts following the round four victory against the Bulldogs. File picture by James Wiltshire.
Magpies join Hoppers and Raiders on the round five winners list.
Georgia Smith
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Officer injured during tussle as driver allegedly resists arrest
Ted Howes
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Several police were called to the scene when a teen allegedly resisted arrest after a late night car pursuit in Lavington on Friday night.
The investigation begins Monday and a report is due within weeks.
Taylor Dodge
Member for Wagga Joe McGirr wants the findings of the wild horse rehoming program investigation to be made public. File picture
James Potter riding with God's Squad when he hit wire barrier.
James Potter says he found God after being critically injured in a crash. He had cannabis in his system at the time. Picture supplied
Top NSW health bureaucrat's stern message to minister exposed.
Anthony Bunn
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West Albury woman bit one officer, spat blood into another's face.
Albury Court
Kayla Louise Hines
CrossFit TMA welcome back 24 Hours of Heroes to honour fallen.
Sophie Else, Mark Jesser
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The HuMM BuGG convention will be held from April 26 to April 28.
Madilyn McKinley
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Dion Conibear and his partner Lyss Cole mean serious business when it comes to board games. Picture by Madilyn McKinley
Health Department confirms $250,000 to expand dialysis capacity.
Ted Howes
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Albury-Wodonga dialysis patients are often faced with the choice of travelling to Wangaratta or Melbourne, or to put a complete halt to their treatment. File picture
Danielle Harris' New Year's celebrations came to a violent end
Albury Court
Danielle Harris threw an empty schooner glass at the head of a Mulwala Water Ski Club security guard early on New Year's Day, then attacked three police.
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Border Mail readers have their say.
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Amber Segelow has long history of attacking people while drunk.
Court Reporter
Amber Louise Segelow's actions on February 19 have been described by her lawyer as "sexual aspirations frustrated by intoxication". File photo
Claudia Hocking reflects on making her senior debut with Bandits.
Georgia Smith
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Wangaratta's (CALD) swimming program a success.
Sophie Else
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Children and youth attended the swimming program earlier this month as part of the new CALD program rolling out. Picture supplied.
Mental Health Australia's Matt Berriman goes in to bat for underdogs.
Ted Howes and Tess Ikonomou
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Matt Berriman representing ABCA against Wangaratta in Junior Country Week in 2000. File picture

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Social media platform X disagrees with calls to censor content.
Anna McGuinness
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Multiple buildings at the university were evacuated.
Carla Mascarenhas
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Sydney University is one of the top higher education institutions in Australia. Picture: Sydney University
Four pods of pilot whales were involved in the mass stranding.
Anna McGuinness
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Between 50 and 100 pilot whales are stranded at Toby's Inlet near Dunsborough in Western Australia on April 25. Picture via Facebook/Parks and Wildlife Service, Western Australia
Catholic Health Australia says women will be hit hardest.
Ben Silvester
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Australians could be slugged thousands more for surgeries by their private insurers under federal changes to take effect on July 1.
Investigations are continuing into the death of a man found with stab wounds in a Sydney residential area, and the stabbing death of a teen in western NSW.
Rachael Ward
NSW police are investigating two separate stabbing deaths, in Sydney and the state's west. (Steven Saphore/AAP PHOTOS)
Mackie was facing his former side for the first time after he led them to the flag last year.
Brent Godde • 21m ago
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Wangaratta defeats Myrtleford by 46 points in O and M
Andrew Moir • 1hr ago
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Wangaratta's Michael Newton (centre) celebrates one of his five goals against Myrtleford. Picture by Mark Jesser
The Swans got the better of the Bulldogs in the round four clash.
Georgia Smith • 1hr ago
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Chiltern playing coach Georgia Thomas said she was pleased with her side's efforts following the round four victory against the Bulldogs. File picture by James Wiltshire.
Saturday scores from the O&M, Hume, TDFL and Upper Murray
Brent Godde
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Magpies join Hoppers and Raiders on the round five winners list.
Georgia Smith
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Wangaratta midcourter Leah Jenvey looks to get the pass away during the Magpies' clash against the Saints at Norm Minns Oval. Picture by Mark Jesser.
Melbourne City starlet Daniela Galic has a future with the Matildas and overseas in her sights but is focused on completing the A-League Women double.
Anna Harrington
Daniela Galic is eyeing off higher honours after an impressive run with City. (Rob Prezioso/AAP PHOTOS)
Bochum have given their fans renewed hope of beating the drop from the Bundesliga with a tense 3-2 win over Hoffenheim.
Bochum's Kevin Stoger netted a brace in their crucial 3-2 win over Hoffenheim in the Bundesliga. (AP PHOTO)
Claudia Hocking reflects on making her senior debut with Bandits.
Georgia Smith
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Albury Wodonga Bandits' young gun Claudia Hocking reflects following her senior NBL1 debut for the club at the Lauren Jackson Sports Centre last round. Picture by Mark Jesser.
'Space, pin-drop quietness, family comfort and entertaining bliss.'
Crafted by the renowned B&H Homes, this unique 308m2 home stands tall on a spacious double-level block. Picture supplied.
This beautiful home with excellent floorplan will truly amaze you.
Set on 1.29 acres tucked away from the world, be enchanted driving up to the gorgeous sandstone home with wrap around verandahs. Pictures supplied.
The home has been held for more than 18 years.
Melissa Kehagias
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Some experts say it would help boost home ownership, others disagree.
Jemimah Clegg
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Changes to negative gearing and capital gains tax have been proposed in the wake of the housing crisis. Pic: Shutterstock
'They didn't even know it was a The Block house.'
Jemimah Clegg
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The sale attracted a huge crowd and more than 200 registered bidders. Pic: Supplied
James Potter riding with God's Squad when he hit wire barrier.
West Albury woman bit one officer, spat blood into another's face.
Albury Court
Kayla Louise Hines
Danielle Harris' New Year's celebrations came to a violent end
Albury Court
Danielle Harris threw an empty schooner glass at the head of a Mulwala Water Ski Club security guard early on New Year's Day, then attacked three police.
Amber Segelow has long history of attacking people while drunk.
Court Reporter
Amber Louise Segelow's actions on February 19 have been described by her lawyer as "sexual aspirations frustrated by intoxication". File photo
Youth crime will not be stemmed by police cars and jail cells.
Greg McIntyre
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Research shows locking up children does little to reduce crime. Picture by Keegan Carroll
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Pete Denahy is always a crowd favourite on the muster day stage.
Jodie Bruton
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Dr Tony Smith to mark 50th anniversary of sounding The Last Post.
Jodie Bruton
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Dr Tony Smith was proud to celebrate the 50th anniversary of his first performance of The Last Post. Picture by Mark Jesser
DOCS Coffee and Eatery patrons surprised new owner in an epic way.
Jodie Bruton
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DOCS Coffee and Eatery former owner Jack Schilg with new owner Chevy Leahy, who took over the business on Tuesday, April 16, welcome the smooth transition this week. Picture by Mark Jesser
Check out what is playing and when it's coming up.
Regent Cinemas Albury-Wodonga session times
'I'm so pumped for this!' Larry Emdur on board for Corowa event.
Jodie Bruton
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Australian TV presenter Larry Emdur has made a limited edition whisky in collaboration with Corowa Distilling Co. Picture supplied
Drink in history and the future with a tasting adventure of award-winning Barossa shiraz.
Rosie Ryan
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The Northern Lights hold a fascination for humans the world over.
Emma Brown
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The polar lights in Norway. Picture Shutterstock
Upgrading the litter tray can improve your cat's health and decrease odour.
Elizabeth Habermann
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PetSafe is dedicated to enhancing the bond between pets and their families through innovative pet care solutions with the ScoopFree automatic litter tray their latest product. Picture PetSafe
Before you pack your bags, say adios and head to foreign shores to live, it's important to first make sure you understand any negative implications it could have on your financial situation.
Italy is on the list of the most popular destinations Australians are choosing to make their home after they retire. Picture Shutterstock
Abexol, a pioneering new product offers a natural, virtually side-effect-free solution derived from an unexpected source: beeswax.
Beeswax-alcohol-based product, Abexol, can promote joint health, relieve mild osteoarthritis symptoms, and support digestive system function. Picture Shutterstock

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CrossFit TMA welcome back 24 Hours of Heroes to honour fallen.
Sophie Else, Mark Jesser
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Wangaratta's (CALD) swimming program a success.
Sophie Else
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Children and youth attended the swimming program earlier this month as part of the new CALD program rolling out. Picture supplied.
Residents recall a diving board and the area being lit at night.
Uta Wiltshire, Wodonga and District Historical Society
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Wodonga Creek was a popular swimming spot before the city's pool opened on Stanley Street in 1959. Picture supplied
Anzac Day is one of Australia's most important occasions.
Sophie Else
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 Private Aydin Merdjanic and private Stephanie Georgalis share their thoughts on why Anzac Day is important to them and the significance behind the day. Picture supplied.
It's a rare event changing the globe at Albury's Monument Hill.
Sophie Else
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Bird's eye view from Albury's 'beacon' during one-in-20-year event
Mackie was facing his former side for the first time after he led them to the flag last year.
Brent Godde • 21m ago
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Wangaratta defeats Myrtleford by 46 points in O and M
Andrew Moir • 1hr ago
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Wangaratta's Michael Newton (centre) celebrates one of his five goals against Myrtleford. Picture by Mark Jesser
The Swans got the better of the Bulldogs in the round four clash.
Georgia Smith • 1hr ago
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Chiltern playing coach Georgia Thomas said she was pleased with her side's efforts following the round four victory against the Bulldogs. File picture by James Wiltshire.
Saturday scores from the O&M, Hume, TDFL and Upper Murray
Brent Godde
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Wangaratta players celebrate a goal against Myrtleford where the Pies notched their first win of the season. Picture by Mark Jesser
Magpies join Hoppers and Raiders on the round five winners list.
Georgia Smith
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Wangaratta midcourter Leah Jenvey looks to get the pass away during the Magpies' clash against the Saints at Norm Minns Oval. Picture by Mark Jesser.

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The government is too eager to protect big business.
Ebony Bennett
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Border Mail readers have their say.
Letters to the Editor
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YOUR SAY: Why courts bear a great deal of the blame for our DV crisis
Youth crime will not be stemmed by police cars and jail cells.
Greg McIntyre
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Research shows locking up children does little to reduce crime. Picture by Keegan Carroll

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We're taking the lid off the country's best-kept secret.
Bonita Grima
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An aerial view of Direction Island.
Here's where to go for top-notch cocktails and bites.
Akash Arora
Sydney confidential: The hottest new restaurant and bar openings
A bygone spiritual era reveals itself in mountains and forests.
Laura Waters
Head off the tourist trail for a delicious evening ritual.
Tim Richards
Want to taste top-notch tapas? This is the Spanish city to visit
From cool pools to chopper rides, here's the posh LA guide.
Bronwen Gora
The LA neighbourhood where you can live it up like a celebrity
One's great for business class, while the other nails long-haul.
These airlines have just been ranked as the best for Australians
Everyone in the city wants to eat Leila Rosa's Filipino food.
Carrie Hutchinson
A side serve of sass at Seattle's Pike Place Market
Car Expert
For the second time this month, Tesla has decreased the price of its Model 3 electric sedan, starting from less than $60,000 once more.
Jordan Mulach
The Tesla Model Y has been treated to its second price cut in less than three weeks for Australia, bringing the opening price to just above $60k.
Scott Collie
The first electric Range Rover is taking shape, with testing taking place in -40 degree weather on frozen Swedish lakes.
Scott Collie
Range Rover Electric: First look at first-ever EV
Hyundai Australia is offering discounted drive-away prices on Venue base models in both manual or automatic guise until the end of April.
Josh Nevett
Hyundai Venue deals: Drive-away discounts available in April
A plug-in hybrid powertrain has given the Mercedes-AMG GT a significant boost, with its 0-100km/h sprint time putting its hypercar to shame.
Jordan Mulach
Mercedes-AMG GT coupe packs 600kW plug-in hybrid V8
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Think you're smarter than The Lightning Bolt? Find out all about the new Chaser in Australia.
Therese Murray
Proposed law changes to reduce financial elder abuse.
Eileen Wood
The Standing Council of Attorneys-General is looking into changes to financial Enduring Powers of Attorney. Picture Shutterstock
Persistence has paid off for veterans golfer Rita Gounder.
Rowan Cowley
Rita Gounder is Western Sydney Region Veteran Golf Association's ladies player of the year. Picture supplied

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The Land
Glenara is a productive 1037 hectare property estimated to be 90 per cent arable.
Mark Phelps
Wagga Speed Shear draws shearers from across Australia and NZ.
Taylor Dodge
New Zealand shearer Adam Gordon came all the way from Masterton to compete at the Wagga Speed Shear on Saturday. Picture by Les Smith
If you're short of the colour red in your cool-climate autumn garden, it's hard to look beyond a maple.
Fiona Ogilvie
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Red maple (Acer rubrum) in Christchurch Botanic Gardens in late March. It is one of the first maples to colour in autumn.
Ali & Gaby's quick tips for big wins in understanding your money
Ali and Gaby Rosenberg
Even the most unenviable plot of land can house a family retreat.
This corner of the house is quite abstract, giving the appearance of a solid concrete structure where new and existing foliage can cast shadows. Pictures by Brett Boardman
Helpful insights into creating spaces that enhance your art.
Selecting and styling the right art can enhance the overall ambiance of your home. Picture supplied