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Despite the budget cut, the government insists to still help.
Sophie Else, Barry Murphy • 9m ago
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Albury's Public House celebrates International Nurses Day 2024
Sophie Else
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Nurse Carmel Duck with her daughter Viv Jones and grandson Lucas Jones, enjoying a free cocktail at Public House, picture by James Wiltshire.
Eleven stars danced it out to raise much-needed funds for cancer.
Sophie Else
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An audience of more than 500 people cheered on their favourites for the 2024 annual competition. Picture by Sandy Tomich Photography
Content creation a growing trend for the wedding industry.
Sophie Else
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Work has begun on the Baranduda fuel station site.
Sophie Else
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Works have begun on the BP service station on the corner of Baranduda and Glenwood boulevards. Picture by James Wiltshire.
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THEN AND NOW: Witnesses showered by glass as level crossing tragedy unfolds
Uta Wiltshire, Wodonga and District Historical Society
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A cairn with a plaque bearing the names of the victims, and a garden marks the site of the 1943 tragedy that claimed 25 lives. Picture supplied
The Scots School Albury's school production set to open.
Sophie Else
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Clare Barry, 16, (Katherine Blake) and Matilda Player, 16, (Ellie Blake) look forward to performing on stage for their friends and family. Picture by Mark Jesser.
Senior citizens learn technology through mentorship with schools.
Sophie Else
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Wodonga's Sandra Temple, 79, with students Curtis Grasso and Gwen Rivett, both 15, enjoy connecting over technology and how to use smart devices. Picture by Mark Jesser
Uta Wiltshire, Wodonga and District Historical Society
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THEN AND NOW: Hume seeks 'favourable consideration' for expedition convicts
Peter Harper, Albury and District Historical Society
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The names of all Hume and Hovell expedition members are inscribed on the first and last monuments marking the route through Victoria, at Lake Hume and Lara. Picture supplied
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THEN AND NOW: Wodonga swimming spot well frequented before pool opening
Uta Wiltshire, Wodonga and District Historical Society
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Wodonga Creek was a popular swimming spot before the city's pool opened on Stanley Street in 1959. Picture supplied

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