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THEN AND NOW: Crew member swims across Murray, pulling a rope in his teeth
Pieter Mourik, Albury and District Historical Society • 2hrs ago
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The crossing site chosen by the 1824 Hume and Hovell expedition is now under the water at Lake Hume. Picture supplied
Border's 'service for homeless animals' forced to search for new premises
Madilyn McKinley
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Kevin Smith with Delilah, Rae Smith with Sassy and Lorraine Webb with Chase are calling out to the Border community to assist them in finding a new home for Albury Wodonga Animal Rescue. Picture by James Wiltshire
'It fills us with joy': two years on, this Border grant keeps on giving
Madilyn McKinley
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Zane Edney, 3, and his sister Daisy Edney, 1, enjoy spending their Wednesday morning at the Mini Movers program at PCYC. Picture by Madilyn McKinley
Long-awaited wet on the way, bringing heavy rain and wild conditions
Weather warning for parts of the North East for the end of May.
Sophie Else
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Up to 20 millimetres of rain could fall across Albury-Wodonga to end the ongoing dry conditions. File picture by Mark Jesser
Ready for an adventure, travellers defy rising costs to explore the world
'People are still handing over money,' Border business owner says.
Sophie Else
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Della Poppins, Renee Nightingale, Carolyn Donders and Macaylah Schulz look forward to seeing where the travel industry takes them after a challenging few years. Picture by James Wiltshire.
From stage to footy field, Border Indigenous dancers impress huge crowd
The Dinawan's Connections dance group takes part in AFL ceremony.
Sophie Else
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Members from Border group Dinawan's Connections performed in front of a crowd of more than 40,000 people at Docklands Marvel Stadium. Picture supplied.
Now more than ever: Albury raises its flags for Indigenous culture and history
Madilyn McKinley
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Darren Wighton conducted a smoking ceremony in Albury on Monday morning, May 27. Picture by Madilyn McKinley
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Precious pooches, prehistoric pups unite for 30 years of Albury's Million Paws Walk
Beau Greenway
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Miniature poodles Nala and Aflie, owned by Wodonga's Rochelle Clegg, could have been mistaken for dinosaurs at the 30th anniversary of RSPCA Albury's Million Paws Walk at Hovell Tree Park on Sunday, May 26. Picture by James Wiltshire
A big thanks over breakfast to the 'broader Border military family'
Defence members, Wodonga Council and emergency workers attended.
Sophie Else
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Wodonga mayor Ron Mildren joined around 40 other defence personal, as well as members from Albury Legacy, and Border emergency services for breakfast. Picture supplied
Winery's fundraiser to fight cancer banks big for much-needed charity
Albury Wodonga Regional Cancer Centre thankful for donation.
Sophie Else
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Cofield's Damien Cofield and Bronwyn Tyrell say they're happy with how much they've raised so far to help a much-needed charity. Picture by James Wiltshire.

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