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Barooga’s beloved Wood ’n’ That shop to close

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By Abby Green Verified
| Riverine Herald Verified
Sandi and Rob Hamilton are closing up shop after 52 years. Photo by Abby Green After 52 years of making and creating, Barooga shop owners Sandi and Rob Hamilton are saying goodbye to Wood ’n’ That. Hold tight - we’re checking permissions before loading more content While the doors may soon close on the business, the couple’s love of creativity, woodworking and helping others is something they have no intention of leaving behind.
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Real stories to drive home road safety message Original

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By Abby Green Verified
| The Courier Cobram Verified
Moira Shire Council chief executive Matthew Morgan, Cobram Highway Patrol Senior Constable Jason Devlin, Wangaratta Senior Constable Hayley McDonald, Moira Shire Council director of community wellbeing Scott Williams, chair administrator Graeme Emonson and youth services officer Cadence Drew. Photo by Abby Green Real stories from police, emergency services and a road trauma survivor will put the consequences of unsafe driving into perspective for Cobram’s young drivers this October.
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Spring has sprung

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By Abby Green Verified
| Shepparton News Verified
News Committee concerned cancer cuts will cost lives Federal Government plans to stop funding its Prostate Cancer Specialist Nursing Program could cost lives, particularly in rural and regional areas, says Shepparton’s Biggest Ever Blokes Lunch Committee. By Bree Harding
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