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These First Nations artworks reflect the cultural significance of water
Jodie Bruton
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North East Water managing director Jo Murdoch and co-curator Glennys Briggs at Land, Water, Country - Collected works from the North East Water First Nations Art Prize at Hyphen Library Gallery. Picture by Phoebe Adams
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With decades as a dance teacher, Cait steps up to support Country Hope
Jodie Bruton
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Border Show Business Academy co-founder Cait Clarke will step up for On Key 4 Kids this year. Picture by James Wiltshire
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Gig Guide: Live shows, intimate gigs and all of the stage shows
Jodie Bruton
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Victorian State Ballet will present Swan Lake at Wangaratta Performing Arts Centre on Saturday, July 27. Picture supplied
Regent Cinemas Albury-Wodonga session times
Regent Cinemas Albury-Wodonga session times
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Stray into the shadows as Rutherglen reveals the dark side of wine in winter
Jodie Bruton
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Natasha Killeen (Stanton & Killeen Wines) and Michael Chambers (Lake Moodemere Estate) toast the new Rutherglen festival, Dark Side of Wine, which opens with a masquerade ball at Rutherglen Convent on Friday, August 2. Picture by Mark Jesser
Daughter devoted to mum's dementia care digs in on hospital sensory garden
Jodie Bruton
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Tallangatta Health Service environmental services manager Estelle Star, Websters Estate owner Jo Wade and Tallangatta Health Service chief executive Vicki Pitcher with plans for the Lakeview Sensory Garden. Picture by James Wiltshire
Anjay chooses a positive out of a negative every time - game, set and match
Jodie Bruton
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Property Mavens buyers agent Anjay Zazulak says tennis has helped him navigate two brain injuries. Picture by James Wiltshire
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Ten things to do on the Border and North East this weekend, July 20-21
Madilyn McKinley
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Chiltern Jam Session Weekend is on again featuring the town's yarnbombing. File picture by Mark Jesser
Chilly conditions provide winter wonderland for North East snow-lovers
More than 20 centimetres of snow fell at Falls Creek.
Sophie Else
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Bureau of Meteorology senior meteorologist Sarah Scully told ACM that more snow was on the way. Picture supplied
Regent Cinemas Albury-Wodonga session times
Regent Cinemas Albury-Wodonga session times

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