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Thursday, 7 December 2023
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Petition criticised as Australia Day changes put on council agenda
Anthony Bunn
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The physical version of Sussan Ley's petition against Albury Council's Australia Day changes. An electronic form has also been circulated. Picture by Mark Jesser
'Life and death': The impact of blackouts on Wodonga's most vulnerable
'I worry if the oxygen bottles are going to last.'
Layton Holley Sophie Else
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Shirley McKernan described a blackout as a matter of life and death for her daughter, Matilda. Picture by James Wiltshire
Saints land two interstate recruits to boost hopes of climbing the ladder
Brent Godde
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Lachie Plummer (inset) will provide Saints coach Craig Millar with another midfield rotation and a dangerous forward option when resting in attack.
New manufacturer set to emerge on Border as land deal set in train
Anthony Bunn
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New manufacturer set to emerge on Border as land deal set in train
Brother breaks silence after horror 1996 killing of Kim Meredith in Albury
Blair Thomson
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Graeme Meredith has spoken in depth for the first time about his sister's killing. File photo
Mayor meets NSW Health Minister, raises hospital works
Anthony Bunn
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Albury mayor Kylie King with NSW Health Minister Ryan Park in Parliament House where they had an impromptu meeting. Picture supplied.
Wodonga mayor says whether his citizens would back Australia Day changes
Anthony Bunn
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Wodonga mayor Ron Mildren congratulates Anita Uwingabire on becoming an Australian citizen at the 2023 Australia Day function run by the city council. Such presentations will continue on January 26 in Wodonga.
DYLAN'S DONE: Premiership forward departs club and is likely to retire
Brent Godde
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Yarrawonga's Dylan Conway celebrates one of his two goals against Albury in the grand final. Picture by Mark Jesser
Saleyards sell-off pitched in response to problems that 'go back decades'
Anthony Bunn
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An aerial shot of the Corowa saleyards showing sheep lots before the recent upgrade works which include a roof over the pens. Picture by Mark Jesser
'Do the little things well and the big things will take care of themselves'
Jodie O'Sullivan
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You don't need heroic gestures to make the world a better place, says Dr Mark Timlin who spoke at the Albury-Wodonga Prayer Breakfast on Monday, December 4. Picture by Mark Jesser

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