The Border Mail
Saturday 2 November 2024
What's on
'This is my first time in Wangaratta, but it won't be my last.'
Layton Holley
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Lavingtons new Place to Love opens on Griffith Road.
Layton Holley
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The police officer's employment status is currently under review.
Layton Holley
A NSW police officer has been arrested in Wodonga for alleged domestic violence offences. File image
Police investigate after cars set alight in Albury and Wodonga.
Layton Holley
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The burnt-out black Nissan sedan found on Felltimber Creek Road, West Wodonga. Picture by Mark Jesser
Part of the solution may come in our very own backyards.
Rachel Wells
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Multi-dwelling sites such as this one in Sydney's Ramsgate currently for sale are popular. Pic: Supplied
The prime minister wants to recalibrate Labor's agenda following controversy, pitching student loan help at graduates juggling cost-of-living pressures.
Jack Gramenz, William Ton and Rachael Ward
The government plans to raise the minimum repayment threshold for student loans by $13,000 a year. Photo: Dean Lewins/AAP PHOTOS
Have you visited any of the best accommodation in the world?
Sarah Falson
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Lizard Island Resort. Picture by Elise Hassey
Holbrook Hotel's Shane Clark wins prestigious statewide award.
Jodie Bruton
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The Holbrook Hotel head chef Shane Clark was named Regional Chef of the Year at the 2024 Australian Hotels Association NSW Awards for Excellence. Picture supplied
Matthew Ian Duncan's outburst brings violence count to nine.
Albury Court
Dean Street's Regent Cinemas has fallen victim to a break-in.
Sophie Else
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Digital marketing manager Luke McClounan with the damaged Christmas tree with ornaments stolen at the Regent Cinemas Albury Picture by Phoebe Adams
First drought then came the 'nasty shock' of the rate notice.
Ted Howes
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Wodonga man keen to put his own spin on popular mobile venture.
Beau Greenway
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Jarrod Redcliffe is the new owner of Happy Cat Donuts, which operates regularly in Wodonga, Thurgoona, and at Border markets and events. Picture by Phoebe Adams
Results in for Sumsion Gardens ward in Wodonga Council election.
Anthony Bunn
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Sumsion Gardens candidates Michael Gobel, Clare Parslow and Danny Chamberlain are in a fascinating contest for the central Wodonga ward after the bulk of counting. File picture
Sophie Price wins 1670 votes, newcomers appear to oust incumbents.
Ted Howes
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Mayor Sophie Price won 1670 primary votes at the Indigo Shire Council election. Picture by Mark Jesser
Have Your Say
Victoria is demolishing one house for every two it builds.
Ben Silvester
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Lesterween proved a hit again, raising money for sick children.
Jodie Bruton
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Lester and Son Funeral Directors area manager John Vogel says people travelled from throughout Wodonga and even from out of town for a tour. Picture by James Wiltshire
Firefighters risked their lives to drag girl from house fire.
Blair Thomson
Mark Speakman not contemplating a greenfield Border hospital.
Anthony Bunn
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Mark Speakman addresses the media at Corowa while being watched by his Liberal Party colleague member for Albury Justin Clancy. Picture by Mark Jesser
Emergency crews responded to incident near border bridge.
Blair Thomson
A photograph on social media showing traffic at a standstill in the southbound Hume Highway lanes at South Albury. Picture supplied
Environmentally sensitive project won't be determined by council.
Ted Howes
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The site of the proposed roadhouse at the intersection of the Murray Valley Highway and Federation Way. A nearby vineyard operator next to Lake Moodemere says he found out about the project when a local spotted this sign in June. File picture by Layton Holley
The 61-year-old man flown to Melbourne hospital after accident.
Blair Thomson
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Why the former US professional tennis player loves Australia.
Georgia Smith
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Lavington-based developer was named the 'employer of choice'.
Sophie Else
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Lavington-based developer Garry Zauner says he's thankful for a hard-working team but also a team that works together. Picture supplied
Bokic finished fourth in the Azzi medal in 2022
Brent Godde
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Luke Bokic arrives at Wodonga Saints after a three-year stint with Culcairn in the Hume league.
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Which states have the best stamp duty concession?
Carla Mascarenhas
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'I recognise this was a significant error of judgment.'
Anna Houlahan
Victorian Member for Prahran Sam Hibbins announced his decision on his Facebook page. Picture AAP Image/James Ross/Sam Hibbins on Facebook
CCTV shows the thief take a tumble after fleeing the store.
Anna Houlahan
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An alleged thief holds supermarket employee at knife-point (left) and as he tripped while fleeing the store (right). Picture supplied
'The Dingo' was reportedly found intoxicated by hotel staff.
Anna Houlahan
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Jayson Tonkin, 27, was born in Sydney and lives in Thailand. Picture Instagram
Find out how many countries the average Australian has been to.
Sarah Falson
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Gillian Woodley in Mongolia. Picture supplied by Gillian Woodley
Why the former US professional tennis player loves Australia.
Georgia Smith
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Former professional US tennis player and 2017 Australian Open mixed doubles winner Abi Spears at Albury's St Patrick's Tennis Club. Picture by Mark Jesser
Bokic finished fourth in the Azzi medal in 2022
Brent Godde
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Luke Bokic arrives at Wodonga Saints after a three-year stint with Culcairn in the Hume league.
Hay took home the Hoppers' club A-grade medal this season.
Georgia Smith
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Kerr will be reunited with his brothers, Zac and Logan
Brent Godde
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Riley Kerr and Ryan Murray will add further depth to Billabong Crows' midfield rotations next year. Picture by Phoebe Adams
Garoni played in a flag with Werribee in September
Brent Godde
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Hudson Garoni has re-signed for Werribee for at least another season. Picture Werribee FC/File
Cricket Albury-Wodonga first NSW association to use stump mics.
Andrew Moir
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The middle stump carries the microphone with a range of 60m. Picture by James Wiltshire
The Prodigal Son is set to resume from a 24-week spell.
Brent Godde
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The Craig Widdison-trained The Prodigal Son boasts a win at Flemington last year with Damien Oliver aboard. Picture by Racing Photos
The awards seek to promote pool builders directly to homeowners.
January Jones
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Where serene rural living meets everyday convenience.
Situated on about six acres of prime land, this exceptional property is just 15-minutes from Albury. PIcture supplied
This home was designed by the award-winning architect Albert H.A Hanson.
The classic red brick facade and the expansive 1043 square metre lot creates a commanding presence, boasting sweeping eastern views. Picture supplied.
Enjoy contemporary design and family-friendly living.
Jacinta Dickins
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Part of the solution may come in our very own backyards.
Rachel Wells
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Multi-dwelling sites such as this one in Sydney's Ramsgate currently for sale are popular. Pic: Supplied
Renovation helps property sell for $200,000 more than it did in 2019.
Beau Greenway
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A new kitchen was a feature of this renovated three-bedroom Thurgoona home on Daysdale Way, which sold for almost $500,000 at auction on Thursday, October 31. Picture supplied
The police officer's employment status is currently under review.
Layton Holley
Police investigate after cars set alight in Albury and Wodonga.
Layton Holley
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The burnt-out black Nissan sedan found on Felltimber Creek Road, West Wodonga. Picture by Mark Jesser
Matthew Ian Duncan's outburst brings violence count to nine.
Albury Court
Matthew Ian Duncan. Picture supplied
Firefighters risked their lives to drag girl from house fire.
Blair Thomson
Albury firefighter Matt Cooper helps the stabbed 16-year-old girl outside her Swan Street home in North Albury on November 11, 2019, moments after dragging her from the burning building. He will receive an award for his bravery. File picture
Emergency crews responded to incident near border bridge.
Blair Thomson
A photograph on social media showing traffic at a standstill in the southbound Hume Highway lanes at South Albury. Picture supplied
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Former Yellow Wiggle back in Albury with new children's performance.
Beau Greenway
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Former Yellow Wiggle Emma Watkins is bringing her Emma Memma show to Albury for the first time on Sunday, November 10. Picture supplied
'We're part of a community, not just a service we provide here.'
Beau Greenway
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Kris McMillan, Jess Donnelly, Kim Foulkes, Robyn Mudge, Kendra Immoliap and Grace Donnelly make up part of the Chemo Chicks, who will be participating in the sixth annual Sunshine Walk on November 10. Picture by James Wiltshire
'For us, the church is the backbone of our life. It guides us.'
Layton Holley
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Walla Zion Lutheran Church celebrates 100 years. Dorothy Brinkmann, Judith Jacob, Elaine Bean, Cecil Lieschke (driver) and Rohana Brinkmann stand with a 1925 Chevrolet Tourer Sedan. Picture by Mark Jesser
The 25th St Augustine's Art Show opens on Friday in Wodonga.
Janet Howie
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St Augustine's Art Show co-ordinator Rhonda Lockhart and this year's featured artist Glenys Baxter prepare for the annual event's opening night on Friday, October 25. Picture by James Wiltshire
The rise means we've all had to become adept at identifying potential dangers that could blow a hole in our finances.
Financial pressure is the second topic in the When Life Happens, ask R U OK? series.
A conversation with a Lifeline counsellor provided Ming Johanson with a literal lifeline. Picture supplied
If Japan has been on your to-go list, maybe it is time to tick it off.
Emma Brown
The Fuji Shibazakura Festival in full bloom. Picture Shutterstock
MeHelp is an easy-to-access mental health service for regional and remote communities.
Elizabeth Habermann
Accessing mental health services is easier than ever thanks the MeHelp, the online service connecting people with registered psychologists no matter where they live. Picture Shutterstock

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Dean Street's Regent Cinemas has fallen victim to a break-in.
Sophie Else
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Lavington-based developer was named the 'employer of choice'.
Sophie Else
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Lavington-based developer Garry Zauner says he's thankful for a hard-working team but also a team that works together. Picture supplied
'The pub is already shut, so we wanted to keep this one going.'
Beau Greenway
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Walbundrie Co-op secretary of directors (front) Gloria Wenke, employee and volunteer Rachel McMaster, director, (back) past employee Hamilton McMaster, and former director Bill Nesbitt, have all contributed to the business of 50 years. Picture by James Wiltshire
A charity walk will mark 200 years since Hume and Hovell visited.
Rob Simmons, Rotary Club of Albury North
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An aerial view of Pulpit Rock, a feature William Hovell appeared to describe on Sunday, November 14, 1824. Picture supplied
'We're part of a community, not just a service we provide here.'
Beau Greenway
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Kris McMillan, Jess Donnelly, Kim Foulkes, Robyn Mudge, Kendra Immoliap and Grace Donnelly make up part of the Chemo Chicks, who will be participating in the sixth annual Sunshine Walk on November 10. Picture by James Wiltshire
'This is my first time in Wangaratta, but it won't be my last.'
Layton Holley
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Lavingtons new Place to Love opens on Griffith Road.
Layton Holley
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Meeka Murray, 18 months, and Ella Delphin from Springdale Heights enjoying Lavington's Place to Love, a new public space in the heart of Lavington, funded by the NSW Government. Picture by Mark Jesser
The police officer's employment status is currently under review.
Layton Holley
A NSW police officer has been arrested in Wodonga for alleged domestic violence offences. File image
Police investigate after cars set alight in Albury and Wodonga.
Layton Holley
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The burnt-out black Nissan sedan found on Felltimber Creek Road, West Wodonga. Picture by Mark Jesser
Holbrook Hotel's Shane Clark wins prestigious statewide award.
Jodie Bruton
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The Holbrook Hotel head chef Shane Clark was named Regional Chef of the Year at the 2024 Australian Hotels Association NSW Awards for Excellence. Picture supplied

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The definition of misinformation is fatally subjective.
Simon Cowan
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We can't just hope this stays an American problem.
Brendon O'Connor
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Presidential candidate Donald Trump and, inset, Australian ambassador to the US Kevin Rudd. Pictures Shutterstock, Keegan Carroll
Predatory businesses need bigger deterrents.
Honni van Rijswijk
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Optus is accused of 'unconscionable conduct'. Picture Shutterstock

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This wine region is up there with some of the world's best.
Susan Skelly
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Secret Victoria: Experience a slice of Italy right here in Australia
Have you visited any of the best accommodation in the world?
Sarah Falson
Lizard Island Resort. Picture by Elise Hassey
Find out how many countries the average Australian has been to.
Sarah Falson
If you want to avoid the tourist crush, now is the time to go.
Michael Turtle
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I visited China for the first time post-COVID - here's what happened next
Follow our expert tips to make the most of your voyage.
Louise Goldsbury
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You can find quiet corners on even the world's busiest ships - here's how
But which historic destination will you visit first?
Amy Cooper and Mal Chenu
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These two European locations are home to the world's most stunning castles
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Akash Arora
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Two regional Australian gems are ranking among the world's best places
Car Expert
Ineos says its Grenadier platform is easy to work on, but it has ruled out seven-seat SUV and single cab-chassis versions for now.
Jack Quick
Everything you need to know about the Kia Sportage lineup, with variant recommendations for every lifestyle.
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This electric hatchback could be part of Chinese brand Skywell's expansion plans in Australia, should it meet local demands.
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Skywell Q: Chinese Cupra Born rival on Australian importer’s wishlist
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Leapmotor plans to offer up to six models in Australia within the next three years, and says it won't be an SUV-only brand.
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The Senior
Meet one of the faces empowering mature Aussies.
Desiree Savage
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Exercise and diet are essential for preventing hip fractures.
Eileen Wood
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More than one in ten older people who have a hip fracture will need to go to a nursing home. ACM file picture
Could a cancer drug stop heart patients from losing limbs?
Rowan Cowley
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Mark Forrester and his family. Picture supplied

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The Land
A large crowd of buyers descended on Yallambee Angus on Thursday.
Hayley Warden
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It's worth taking a look at the later spring flowering bulbs.
Fiona Ogilvie
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Brilliant red Byzantine gladioli (G. byzantinus) are great companions for Euphorbia wulfenii which flowers at the same time in Fiona's garden. Picture by Fiona Ogilvie.
A stronger yarding of cows and calves at Tamworth store sale
Simon Chamberlain
Brian Pegus, Three Mile Hill, Barraba, sold this pen of Angus crosses steers for $1485 a sale. He bought them in a pen of 16 for $355 for the September 29 store sale in 2023. Picture by Simon Chamberlain