A hiccup for headspace doesn’t deter mill staff

By Sarah Dean
Updated September 13 2014 - 7:49am, first published 12:00am
Kimberly-Clark’s Albury mill manager Graham Rodda presented the staff’s donation to Crispin Powis, Loretta Foster and workplace health and safety chairman Sean Watt. Picture: KYLIE ESLER
Kimberly-Clark’s Albury mill manager Graham Rodda presented the staff’s donation to Crispin Powis, Loretta Foster and workplace health and safety chairman Sean Watt. Picture: KYLIE ESLER

THE Border’s new mental health centre for young people, headspace, will now open in November.

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