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31 Aug 10 | THE D-Mac can be an insightful young bloke. So when he gets a certain look on his dial and its just the two of us sitting and watching a DVD, you know he is about to ask a question of some gravit
30 Aug 10 | CONGRATULATIONS to the organisers and the huge crowd that granted their wish for 1400 people to come together on the Border yesterday to urge governments to provide the money for a Border cancer centr
30 Aug 10 | THE community can only hope concerns about the number of dead trees lining the Great Alpine Road are never realised with someone either killed or injured as the result of a tree falling on them.
27 Aug 10 | THE Ovens and Murray Football League decision to at least consider playing its grand final at night is a commendable step in the right direction. A grand final under lights won’t happen nex
27 Aug 10 | LAKE Hume has been like a bucket with a hole for the past four years. A lot of water trickled in but a lot more was let out to a Murray Valley hit by drought. Lake Dartmouth, the so-called &
23 Aug 10 | THERE will be some soul-searching going on in the Labor Party after the weekend, not just nationally but here on the Border. For the rest of us the question is whether having our MPs as part of a
20 Aug 10 | ON the eve of the 2010 federal election, there is an impressive list of campaign promises on offer from both the major parties to voters in regional cities such as Cairns, Townsville, Mackay and Launc
17 Aug 10 | HOW many times do police have to ask drivers to slow down and drive to the road conditions? North East police booked three drivers within 30 minutes on a stretch of the Great Alpine Road at the w
17 Aug 10 | LAVINGTON was just a collection of mostly residential streets intersected by the Hume Highway when a Woolworths supermarket opened on an old orchard 31 years ago. The suburb now houses more than
16 Aug 10 | A WEEK out from the federal election and it seems the nation is headed for a cliffhanger. Debates about polling inconsistencies aside it is clear there is now precious little separating the two m
16 Aug 10 | THE results of a recent targeted police operation in Albury are indicative of the need for politicians to push harder for the standardisation of road rules between NSW and Victoria. Highway patro
14 Aug 10 | GOOD news today that Wodonga’s super clinic will be ready by late next year. This is one Border project that federal Health Minister Nicola Roxon has supported, to the tune of $6.5 mil
14 Aug 10 | A DISASTER of epic proportions is unfolding in Pakistan. More than 14 million people have now been affected by floods that have devastated large parts of the country. Torrential rain co
13 Aug 10 | SCHOOL students might use all the high technology available for lessons but it doesn’t say too much for the 21st century if their classrooms are cold. The NSW Government has woken up to the
13 Aug 10 | THE 80 workers at Wodonga’s Moore Australasia printing plant will this week be feeling their jobs have greater security after the purchase of debt from Moore’s parent company, Argus Soluti
12 Aug 10 | SUSSAN Ley is not just Liberal candidate for Farrer but shadow assistant treasurer in Tony Abbott’s team. If the Coalition wins on August 21, she will be in the next government and deserved
12 Aug 10 | A POSITIVE move by the power company SP AusNET will see half a million dollars spent to upgrade the power supply to Beechworth, helping to prevent another blackout similar to the one that affected the
11 Aug 10 | THE parents of two North East murder victims were among those who gathered on the steps of Victoria’s Parliament House yesterday calling for changes to the state’s justice system. Gra
11 Aug 10 | MANY tradespeople and suppliers have been “burned” by company collapses in Albury-Wodonga. Some have managed to recover a portion of the cash they were owed when a business went belly
10 Aug 10 | CENTRAL Albury is becoming a more unfriendly place for motorists as the council sits on its hands. On the one hand, the council inspectors are now issuing $86 fines for parking offenders. On
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