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Clock is ticking for Border businesses to ditch 3G before shutdown
Beau Greenway
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Canvas Eatery barista Lachlan Farrow with the EFTPOS machine used by the Albury cafe and restaurant. The business has recently transitioned to the 4G network before the 3G shutdown on August 31. Picture by Phoebe Adams
Council hopes Aurora show shines a light on Murray River banks next year
Aurora's Lost Astronaut took Border on an adventure through time.
Sophie Else
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Thousands of people wandered through Albury Botanic Gardens after dark during the past three weeks. Picture by Mark Jesser
Small school does the heavy lifting to cheer on first-time Olympian
Beau Greenway
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Alison Bruce lifts Lowesdale Public School year 1 students Daisy Cocking, 6, and Archie Taylor-Ware, 7, before she flies to Paris to watch her son, Kyle, compete in his first Olympic Games in the men's 89kg weightlifting. Picture by Mark Jesser
Parishioners celebrate 150 years, with a new church site opening soon
'A future filled with worship, community service and spiritual growth.'
Sophie Else
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Victory Lutheran College students. Charli Keller, 7, and Arthur O'Connor, 10, look forward to accessing the new space for worship. Picture by Phoebe Adams
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Women get together to find answers along 'the avenue of wellness'
Genesis Health And Fitness Wodonga to host an information evening.
Sophie Else
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Border Medical Laser and Aesthetics's Kellie Macleod-Jackson, Genesis Health And Fitness Wodonga's Janene Schubert and HER Exercise Physiology Courtaney Polock. Pictures supplied
'Sign of the times' as doors close on town's Uniting Church
Beau Greenway
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St Stephen's Uniting Church Walbundrie member Carol Webb and St Matthew's Anglican Church Rand parishioner Lois Kruetzberger inside the Walbundrie church, which has closed after being placed on the market. Picture by Mark Jesser
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THEN AND NOW: Hume and Hovell mark trees near the river - one still stands
Peter Harper, Albury and District Historical Society
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The Hovell Tree circa 1900. Inset: William Hovells inscription before it was destroyed by the growth of the tree. Picture supplied
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'Boxing has changed my life': fighters prepare as Border battle looms
Lavington's Tino Tuau excited to fight for the second time.
Sophie Else
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Boxers Jennah Slatter, Jordyn Carter and Tino Tuau look forward to showcasing their talents at the boxing event next month. Picture by James Wiltshire
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'Every community needs something to hang its hat on, and this is it for Rand'
Beau Greenway
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Lexi McCall, 11, Max McClellan, 12 and Ivy Kreutzberger, 11, Amanda McCall and James Kreutzberger are looking forward to the 40th edition of the Rand Public School P&C Association football-netball development carnival. Picture by Mark Jesser
Rotary Club's changover dinner raises hope and money for beloved charity
Country Hope takes home more than $20,000 to help sick children.
Sophie Else
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Astor hotel manager Brendan Cooper, volunteer Serena McGuffie, Country Hope volunteer Marj Howard, Vice president of Rotary Club of Albury Glen Nagel and club's president Michael Kliese at the changeover dinner on Monday, July 22. Picture supplied

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