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OUR SAY: Bureaucrats must butt out of public health as it's making us sick
Border's public health needs being sacrificed for expediency
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OUR SAY: Bureaucrats must butt out of public health as it's making us sick
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Why Border residents should feel angry and cheated by hospital revelations
Xavier Mardling
The front page of Saturday's Border Mail.
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OUR SAY: Good people can be found everywhere, so let's focus on that
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Together we can make a difference. Picture by Shutterstock
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OUR SAY: City must be consulted on the causes in order to find solutions
Statistics say youth crime is rising, so Albury must get its say
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"The Border region is not immune to the issues and impact of ongoing, often recidivist offending among minors."
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Town's trucking nightmare highlights why road fix must be Main priority
Xavier Mardling
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A 1971 article in the Rutherglen Sun has the headline Main road to bypass Rutherglen rejected, highlighting the longstanding nature of the issue. Pictures by Mark Jesser and James Wiltshire
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OUR SAY: 'Cry for help' from health chiefs shows it's right to fight on
Flawed hospital funding plan shows how much we truly deserve
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'An estimated billion dollar all-new hospital is the only option, if we truly are to be serious about more than adequately meeting the region's public health needs for the decades ahead.'
Cars, cup and a whole lot of horsepower: Border economy gets $3m boost
Xavier Mardling
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Faye and Glenn Watts from Yambuk, Victoria, with their 1971 VH Valiant wagon. Picture by Layton Holley
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OUR SAY: Caring for our community most ably demonstrated by new partnership
Region blessed to have so many supporters of the disadvantaged
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Carevan's Leanne Johnson and the Salvation Army's Major Denise Milkins. Picture by Mark Jesser
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Two decades in office shows Tilley fits the Bill as a man of the people
Xavier Mardling
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Bill Tilley, centre, with former Benambra MPs Lou Lieberman and Tony Plowman after winning office in 2006.
Why enforcing 21-day stand down will be a challenge for country clubs
Xavier Mardling
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Whether it's the Ovens and Murray, Hume or Tallangatta league, clubs, players and officials face a challenge in managing the 21-day concussion protocols. File pictures by Mark Jesser and James Wiltshire

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