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It's the year of living frugally on the Border as day-to-day costs soar
PLAYING IT SAFE: Judy Hawkins, 64, and Linda Adler, 62, catch up at Junction Square, but with the risk of COVID, prefer to sit outside rather than eat in restaurants. Picture: MARK JESSER
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Border legend and first woman mayor of Wodonga Pam Stone dies at 93
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Pam Stone is awarded a Medal of the Order of Australia by Governor of New South Wales Peter Sinclair in 1994. Picture: The Stone family in Australia
Wodonga woman's anguish over dying pet highlights shortage of vets
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CRY FOR HELP: Maree Drew holds a picture of Chloe, who passed away last Wednesday, and her partner Robert Chapman who died three years ago. Picture: MARK JESSER
Ley calls Albanese a hypocrite for 'shooing' her in Parliament
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Sussan Ley says Albanese's shooing motion in parliament was hypocritical.
Border residents brace for flooding, wind gusts as rain lashes the region
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DEMAND: SES members Stafford Simpson, Chloe O'Leary and Albury unit commander Curtis Kishere stock up on sandbags ahead of upcoming storms. Picture: ASH SMITH
Border residents brace for flooding, wind gusts as rainfall soars
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BRACE YOURSELVES: The NSW SES Albury unit says sandbags are available for residents to batten down the hatches.
Beechworth farmer in reluctant race to be Australian winemaker of the year
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FROM LITTLE THINGS, BIG THINGS GROW: Barry Morey at his modest Beechworth vineyard he established in 1984. Picture: JAMES WILTSHIRE
'Step in right direction' in battle to keep Beechworth 'dog hotel' open
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Resi Tomat, pictured with Coco and Willow, has faced an uphill battle to keep her canine farm stay business afloat. Picture: JAMES WILTSHIRE
Rental crisis hits home as spike spurs advocates to call for action
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HELPING OUT: Courtney Peel, Shantelle Lidden and Melanie Lange will brave the cold for one night as part of a St Vincent de Paul fundraiser on August 19 to raise awareness for people who do it every day.
Surge in Border region COVID cases sparks fourth jab, testing push
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CASES INCREASING: Murrumbidgee Local Health District director of public health Tracey Oakman talks to the media in Albury in March.
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