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Clock is ticking for Border businesses to ditch 3G before shutdown
Beau Greenway
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Canvas Eatery barista Lachlan Farrow with the EFTPOS machine used by the Albury cafe and restaurant. The business has recently transitioned to the 4G network before the 3G shutdown on August 31. Picture by Phoebe Adams
'Enough is enough': golf club tees off campaign for better internet
Layton Holley
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Corowa Golf Club has started a petition to campaign for better internet access in south Corowa. Pictured are staff members Georgia Backhouse and Sam Green. Picture by James Wiltshire
Council hopes Aurora show shines a light on Murray River banks next year
Aurora's Lost Astronaut took Border on an adventure through time.
Sophie Else
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Thousands of people wandered through Albury Botanic Gardens after dark during the past three weeks. Picture by Mark Jesser
Small school does the heavy lifting to cheer on first-time Olympian
Beau Greenway
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Alison Bruce lifts Lowesdale Public School year 1 students Daisy Cocking, 6, and Archie Taylor-Ware, 7, before she flies to Paris to watch her son, Kyle, compete in his first Olympic Games in the men's 89kg weightlifting. Picture by Mark Jesser
'Absolutely needed': Albury principals embrace major curriculum overhaul
Layton Holley
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Albury Public School principal Lianne Singleton said the new model balances lecture-style teaching and student involvement. Pictured in 2021 are Albury Public students Farren Hudson-Triffett, Thomas Mack and Geordie Paton. File picture
North Albury produces its own 'The Wizard of Oz' piece of magic
Andrew Moir
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Albury's Zach Sears is surrounded by seven North Albury players on Saturday, highlighting the home team's desperation. Picture by James Wiltshire
Belly dancer's shimmering path to body positivity changes perception of art
Border Bellydance owner Samantha Moore starts body movement.
Sophie Else
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Dancer Sammy Gaskin, Border Bellydance owner Samantha Moore and dancer Nancy Gaskin love showing the community that belly dancing is an inclusive art for everyone, no matter their size or age. Picture by Phoebe Adams
'A place of remembrance': play and fitness equipment at Memorial Bowl sparks debate
Layton Holley
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Albury resident Joanne Diver believes a proposed playground and fitness equipment at Albury's WWII Memorial Bowl will take away from the respectful atmosphere. Picture by James Wiltshire
Dederang vs Yackandandah: Former MP slams town's stance on renewables, resident hits back
Layton Holley
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Dederang resident Sharon McEvoy has hit back at former Indi MP Cathy McGowan after she criticised the town's stance on renewable projects. Picture by Mark Jesser
'There's no manual on how you cope with dying': mum making every moment count
Jodie O'Sullivan
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Melanoma anguish ... Brianna Livermore is making the most of every moment with her husband Aaron and their sons Nash, 12, and Cruz, 8, after learning she has months left to live. Picture by James Wiltshire

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