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WEATHER WATCH: North East city's driest April stretch in nearly 80 years
Peter Nelson
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With a month to go, autumn has been a mainly dry season in the Border and North East. The next significant rain event is due by mid May. Picture by Shutterstock
'Significant child safety concerns' behind centre's closure, department says
Stay N Play Child Care Centre will close its doors on May 5.
Sophie Else
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The Stay N Play Lockhart Child Care Centre will close its doors leaving the town without a childcare centre.
'Barking mad': MP wild about government decision to axe feral dog buffer zone
There are fears it could have drastic consequences in the Upper Murray.
Sophie Else
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Farmer Emma Nankervis says she no DNA studies have been done on wild dogs/dingoes in North East Victoria. "You've only got to look at the pictures of the types of dogs in this region, they look nothing like a dingo," she said. Picture by Mark Jesser
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Fears growing that wild dogs are about to be given open invitation to kill
Dire consequences if livestock protection buffer gets removed.
Sophie Else
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North East farmers Clinton Ried and Emma Nankervis say the buffer zone has made a difference when it comes to protecting livestock. Picture by Mark Jesser.
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WEATHER WATCH: Cooler spell for North East as country's west swelters
Peter Nelson
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Weather records in the North East in April have been very similar to April 2024. File picture
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WEATHER WATCH: Cool temperatures set to continue as first frosts arrive
Peter Nelson
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Minimum temperatures are set to continue below the April trend for the Border and North East, with many towns getting their first frost of the season. Picture by Shutterstock
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WEATHER WATCH: New month noteworthy for April showers and first snowfalls
Peter Nelson
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The active cold front this week brought the first snowfalls of the season to alpine resorts, including at Falls Creek. Picture supplied
Riverina farmer's narrow escape fuels 3G network shutdown concerns
Andrew Mangelsdorf
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Collingullie farmer Paul Funnell is concerned about what will happen when the 3G mobile network is switched off in a matter of months. Picture by Tom Dennis
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WEATHER WATCH: Border and North East sees the hottest Easter since 1986
Peter Nelson
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The Border and North East received little rainfall during March, leaving farmers hoping for a downpour soon. Picture by James Wiltshire
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Lowest rainfall in years: Farmers' plea for rain may fall on dry ground
Layton Holley
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"We're definitely hanging out for the rain now," Wantagong beef farmer Jimmy Grills says. Picture by James Wiltshire

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