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Border MP's central office goes under hammer for huge price
STRONG RESULT: LJ Colquhoun Dixon Real Estate auctioneer Andrew Dixon sold the building which includes Albury MP Justin Clancy's office on Dean Street after auction on Friday.
Beau Greenway
Baseball bat duo handed prison terms over home invasion on public housing unit
District Court
Adam Ian John
Another suspicious fire in East Albury, just metres from gutted home
Blair Thomson
CRIME SCENE: The scene of Thursday night's fire on East Street, just 50 metres from a gutted home on Alexandra Street from 24 hours earlier. Pictures: BLAIR THOMSON
Service to help Indigenous people into construction industry launches
LAUNCH: Darren Moffitt and Jebb Hutchison launched the On-Country Pathways project in Wodonga on Friday, with the service to provide young Indigenous people with a way into the booming construction industry. Picture: MARK JESSER
Blair Thomson
Extended area for Australia Day booze ban put on the table
Anthony Bunn
Trigger point: Violence at Noreuil Park on Australia Day 2008 which prompted a council move to ban alcohol consumption in the area on that day after concerns from police.
Watch
National title's one thing but Bella can go on to be 'world class'
Steve Tervet
400m runner Bella Pasquali. Picture: JAMES WILTSHIRE
Watch
Huge response from community to club's first Indigenous round
Steve Tervet
Brent Ryan, Coby Surrey and Taylor Hampton are proud Aboriginal people. Picture: MARK JESSER
There would be plenty of dads who've heard this from a child about sport
Andrew Moir
Dylan Weeding retuned to his junior club last season to lead Lavington, but family and other coaching commitments have forced him to step down.
Court and Crime
Professional musician loses $12,000 worth of guitars in car break-in
STOLEN: Thieves stole four guitars and multiple effects pedals from the boot of his silver and red Toyota Camry in Springdale Heights on Thursday, but left behind an amplifier in the car. Picture. Picture: MARK JESSER
Blair Thomson
Angry customer threatened armed robbery after identity fracas in bank
Albury Court
Matthew Daniels
Baseball bat duo handed prison terms over home invasion on public housing unit
District Court
Adam Ian John
PropertyReal Estate View
Politics
Former Indi MP Cathy McGowan to speak at La Trobe Uni politics panel
ELECTION BREAKDOWN: Former Indi MP Cathy McGowan will speak as part of a political panel at La Trobe University's Albury-Wodonga campus on Wednesday night.
Caroline Tung
Haines offers mentorship to newly elected independents in Wangaratta
Victoria Ellis
MENTOR: Member for Indi Helen Haines will host a number of newly elected federal independent members in her Wangaratta office on Wednesday. Picture: MARK JESSER
Post-election state of play for every regional Australia seat
Jamieson Murphy
Health
Program tackles tobacco as Albury's smoking rate above state average
Janet Howie
Monkeypox warning as fourth case hits Vic
Mibenge Nsenduluka
Health authorities have begun contact tracing after a man tested positive for monkeypox in Victoria.
Life expectancy falls for the first time
Luke O'Reilly
Global life expectancy has dipped by 1.64 years in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Business
Investing when you don't know what your ultimate goal is
Paul Clitheroe
'All about community': business partnership promotes Albury produce and materials
Caroline Tung
SAME PHILOSOPHY: Citi Cafe owner Jeff Claxton has partnered with Angus and Patricia Lyons of Lyons Woodturning in Jindera. The business showcases quality wooden products handmade from recycled materials. Pictures: ASH SMITH
Now is the time to think about your future tax strategies | Talking Tax
Marcus Davis
COMPLEX: When your income increases, so does your tax rate, which makes the process of calculating your owed tax complicated.
Education
ANU modelling to power climate change predictions
Professor Andy Hogg is the inaugural director of ACCESS-NRI the computer modelling system. Picture: supplied
Sarah Lansdown
Quick action by teachers, police, after student arms herself with knife
Janet Howie
INCIDENT: A file picture of Albury High School. Police were called to the school on just after noon on Friday.
ACT schools to rejoin chaplain program after religious element removed
Sarah Lansdown
ACT Education Minister Yvette Berry said the territory would opt back into the national chaplaincy program now that the religious requirement would be removed. Picture: Karleen Minney
Rural
Farmers tired of being kicked and bullied by city-based academics | Opinion
NO WAY: David Everist says there is no way that the majority of Australian farm dams could ever be fenced.
David Everist
Coldest start to June in decades across the country | Weather Watch
Peter Nelson
COLD: Wangaratta recorded its coldest first 10 days for June since 1943, whilst at Rutherglen, it was the coldest since 1949.
New measures offer protection to farmers, says David Everist | On the Wallaby
David Everist
PROTECTION: David Everist says the wide-ranging Agriculture bill passed recently by the Victorian Parliament protects farmers.
National
So you thought only 'old' people got dementia...
HEARTBREAKING: Dementia Australia says diagnoses of the disease is projected to increase to 41,250 people by 2058.
5m ago
End-of-life plan urged for wind turbines
1hr ago
Australia has to come up with an end-of-life plan for used wind turbines, says a leading academic.
Digest
Discord among politicians - and they're not even back in parliament yet
Steve Evans
Independent member for Warringah Zali Steggall. Picture: Keegan Carroll
World
NRA dismissive as US House passes gun bill
Gun legislation has been approved in the US House of Representatives by a 234-193 vote.
Katharine Jackson and Richard Cowan • 10m ago
US ex-cop who killed Damond to be freed
Amy Forliti • 1hr ago
Former officer Mohamed Noor is set to be released next week, US authorities say.
Ukraine set to quit ruined Sievierodonetsk
Max Hunder and Tom Balmforth • 1hr ago
A Luhansk regional governor says Ukrainian troops in Sievierodonetsk have received orders to move.
Australian of the Year
Nine inspiring Aussies leading the way
Sue and Lloyd Clarke, Queensland's 2022 Australians of the Year, used daughter Hannah Clarke's footprints, below, as an emblem for their anti-family violence foundation, Small Steps 4 Hannah.
Our 'can-do' community champions
Shanna Whan, below, turned her own life experience into Sober in the Country, a project that supports rural Australians. Picture supplied by australianoftheyear.org.au
Free
When life's work creates a lasting legacy
Bruce French's 55 years of research into edible plants has culminated in a global database. Mr French, below, is Tasmania's Senior Australian of the Year for 2022. Picture: Brodie Weeding

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