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'Town will really suffer': Parents desperate to lock in a childcare solution

'People are already travelling to Wagga or Albury.'

Sophie Else

Petition organisers Bailey Krebser, Montana Farrall and Tara Buckley with concerned parents. Picture by Les Smith

'Town will really suffer': Parents desperate to lock in a childcare solution

'People are already travelling to Wagga or Albury.'

Sophie Else

Petition organisers Bailey Krebser, Montana Farrall and Tara Buckley with concerned parents. Picture by Les Smith

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THEN AND NOW: Teammates both became pilots, both made supreme sacrifice

Greg Ryan, Albury and District Historical Society

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

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THEN AND NOW: Teammates both became pilots, both made supreme sacrifice

Greg Ryan, Albury and District Historical Society

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

'Conceiving hope': Border women shed light on 'taboo' journey to parenthood

Infertility Awareness Week, April 21-27 aims to remove stigma.

Sophie Else

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.

'Conceiving hope': Border women shed light on 'taboo' journey to parenthood

Infertility Awareness Week, April 21-27 aims to remove stigma.

Sophie Else

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

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

Opinion

Sharing stories because 'the future can be changed if we look to the past'

Bruce Pennay and Yalmambirra

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

President Alwyn Friedersdorff and vice-president Sue Hinton say they're passionate about helping others. Picture by Mark Jesser.

When there is nowhere else to go, kits offer disadvantaged women a choice

Birthing kits could save the lives of women overseas.

Sophie Else

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

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.

'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

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.

'Life cut short due to violence': Advocates plead for equality and respect

'Simply put, we need people to be good to each other.'

Sophie Else

With 18 deaths from domestic violence reported in 2024 compared with 10 at the same time in 2023, women's centres say it's evident that despite improvements in systems, the issue persists and is worsening. File picture.

'Life cut short due to violence': Advocates plead for equality and respect

'Simply put, we need people to be good to each other.'

Sophie Else

With 18 deaths from domestic violence reported in 2024 compared with 10 at the same time in 2023, women's centres say it's evident that despite improvements in systems, the issue persists and is worsening. File picture.

Column

THEN AND NOW: All bridges between the Twin Cities washed away in 1917

Uta Wiltshire, Wodonga and District Historical Society

A suspension bridge allowed people to walk between Wodonga and Albury during the 1917 floods. Picture supplied

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THEN AND NOW: All bridges between the Twin Cities washed away in 1917

Uta Wiltshire, Wodonga and District Historical Society

A suspension bridge allowed people to walk between Wodonga and Albury during the 1917 floods. Picture supplied

What's on

'Great food, wine, and company': A feast of memories delights for 50 years

A North East club will celebrate its special anniversary in May.

Sophie Else

Mell Millgate, Damien Cofield, Pickled Sisters owners Stewart Gilchrist and Marion Hansford with Kate Calder look forward to a night of celebration at the Rutherglen Memorial Hall. Picture by Mark Jesser.

What's on

'Great food, wine, and company': A feast of memories delights for 50 years

A North East club will celebrate its special anniversary in May.

Sophie Else

Mell Millgate, Damien Cofield, Pickled Sisters owners Stewart Gilchrist and Marion Hansford with Kate Calder look forward to a night of celebration at the Rutherglen Memorial Hall. Picture by Mark Jesser.

'Healthy pipeline of women': Push for female voices to be heard

Women for Election Australia workshop to be held in Albury.

Sophie Else

Women of all ages and demographics with Women For Election Australia CEO Licia Heath, who says we need more women at the table where decisions are being made. Picture supplied.

'Healthy pipeline of women': Push for female voices to be heard

Women for Election Australia workshop to be held in Albury.

Sophie Else

Women of all ages and demographics with Women For Election Australia CEO Licia Heath, who says we need more women at the table where decisions are being made. Picture supplied.

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