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Border Mail journalist. Carlton fan with eclectic interests via BRAT, BGO, ADL, CBR, MIA and the WBOOL.
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'He changed the landscape': families of those with MND laud Neale Daniher

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By Anthony Bunn Verified
| Newcastle Herald Verified
Georgia O'Connor and Nichola Schulz in 2023 at the time they were involved in the formation of the region's END MND group. File picture Neale Daniher "completely changed the landscape" with motor neurone disease and gave "real hope" to affected families. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
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'So incredibly proud': Neale Daniher's regional upbringing remembered in touching tribute

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By Anthony Bunn Verified
| Newcastle Herald Verified
Melissa and Vicki Daniher with beanies that extend across all years the Big Freeze has been held. They were displayed as part of a tribute to their late cousin Neale Daniher. Picture by Mark Jesser A dozen beanies, each from one year of the Big Freeze, have lined the front window ledge of cafe Muriel's on David as a tribute to Neale Daniher from his cousins. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
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'This isn't a joke': tensions flare after Qantas exec's funny transport choice

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By Anthony Bunn Verified
| Newcastle Herald Verified
QantasLink chief Mark Dal Pra, who travelled by train to Albury, makes a point to senators during an inquiry into aviation services. Image from the Australian Senate livestream The rail services to the southern NSW border town of Albury have been described as a "very compelling proposition" by a Qantas heavyweight who was forced to travel by train to the city after his airline ended flights from Melbourne. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
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