Blaze Aid camp to begin in Walwa on July 13

Sophie Boyd
Updated April 15 2021 - 12:32am, first published July 4 2020 - 3:18pm
SUPPORT: Blaze Aid volunteer Eugene O'Brien inspects a burnt out fence in Jingellic in February. Coronavirus has hampered recovery efforts in the Upper Murray but Blaze Aid is returning to the region.
SUPPORT: Blaze Aid volunteer Eugene O'Brien inspects a burnt out fence in Jingellic in February. Coronavirus has hampered recovery efforts in the Upper Murray but Blaze Aid is returning to the region.

After a six-week hiatus, Blaze Aid is returning to the Upper Murray to assist farmers whose bushfire recovery has been slowed by the global coronavirus pandemic.

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Sophie Boyd

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