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From closure to celebration: Thurgoona's Razoo roars back to life
Thurgoona's Rachel and Brent Alexander of Razoo Animal Sanctuary have big plans for the property, which houses goats, sheep, chickens and more. Picture by Mark Jesser.
Rachel and Brent Alexander left 'devastated' at closure news.
Sophie Else
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'Trapped' in a town with no taxi: Residents struggle with loss of service
The community have been without a taxi service for two years.
Sophie Else
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Corryong bus driver Ron Pynappels of the Corryong Bus and Freight service says the town didn't have many options when it came to transport but the freight service was still quite popular. Picture by Mark Jesser.
'Town will really suffer': Parents desperate to lock in a childcare solution
'People are already travelling to Wagga or Albury.'
Sophie Else
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Petition organisers Bailey Krebser, Montana Farrall and Tara Buckley with concerned parents. Picture by Les Smith
THEN AND NOW: Teammates both became pilots, both made supreme sacrifice
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James Reid, left, and Ted Reis, right, in the photo of the 1934 under-16 football team from Albury's Christian Brothers' College. Picture supplied
Greg Ryan, Albury and District Historical Society
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'Conceiving hope': Border women shed light on 'taboo' journey to parenthood
Infertility Awareness Week, April 21-27 aims to remove stigma.
Sophie Else
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Victoria Giddings with Ivy, 3, says she's thankful everyday for her journey, "It was hard, but oh so worth it," she says. Picture by Mark Jesser.
Opinion
Sharing stories because 'the future can be changed if we look to the past'
Bruce Pennay and Yalmambirra
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The police hut site, near a path behind Albury Swim Centre, "is a public memory place, a place that matters, especially in 2024. Yet the site and the stories behind it have been neglected". Picture by James Wiltshire
When there is nowhere else to go, kits offer disadvantaged women a choice
Birthing kits could save the lives of women overseas.
Sophie Else
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President Alwyn Friedersdorff and vice-president Sue Hinton say they're passionate about helping others. Picture by Mark Jesser.
'Remarkable' Albury CBD property sells for well over million-dollar mark
Two people fought it out for the property at 697 Jemalong Avenue.
Sophie Else, Beau Greenway
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A property at Jemalong Avenue, Albury, sold for well over $1 million on Saturday, with a big crowd turning up to see the outcome. Picture supplied.
Babies, Weddings & Obituaries
Tragic crash robs town of 'quiet achiever' who served with grace and kindness
Obituary
Dianne Boyd tirelessly worked to help others before she died aged 76 last week. Picture supplied
Ted Howes
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Obituary
Tributes flow for 'generous and loving' bowls leader and volunteer
Beau Greenway
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Sandra and Slawko Kitt after receiving Lavington Bowling Club life membership in 2009. Mrs Kitt died on March 19, aged 78. File picture
'When mummy is in pain, that's not fun': Hub to help support mothers-to-be
Remedial massage, postpartum support, birth education and more.
Sophie Else
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Owner Charlotte Abiel of Saada Remedial, hopes that her new buisness venture will help families in Baranduda and surrounding areas. Picture by Mark Jesser
History
THEN AND NOW: Teammates both became pilots, both made supreme sacrifice
Column
James Reid, left, and Ted Reis, right, in the photo of the 1934 under-16 football team from Albury's Christian Brothers' College. Picture supplied
Greg Ryan, Albury and District Historical Society
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Opinion
Sharing stories because 'the future can be changed if we look to the past'
Bruce Pennay and Yalmambirra
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The police hut site, near a path behind Albury Swim Centre, "is a public memory place, a place that matters, especially in 2024. Yet the site and the stories behind it have been neglected". Picture by James Wiltshire
Hall with Trojan War decorations uncovered at Pompeii
2000-year-old paintings inspired by the Trojan War has been discovered during excavations at the Roman city of Pompeii. Pictures by Pompeii Parco Archeologico/Instagram
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