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Social Media Editor with @theage. Obsessed with Ted the cat. sophie.boyd@theage.com.au
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Woman released after three-month-old baby boy found in freezer

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By Sophie Boyd Verified, Blair Thomson
| Newcastle Herald Verified
A woman has been released from police custody following the death of a three month old boy at Corowa on the NSW-Victorian border. Albury detectives and homicide investigators have launched a strike force to investigate the death. A 40-year-old woman was released from the Albury Police Station on Thursday, pending further enquiries. She has not been charged.
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Member for Murray Hellen Dalton has thrown her support behind legalising euthanasia

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By Sophie Boyd Verified
| northernriversreview.com.au
Member for Murray Helen Dalton has accused the Premier Dominic Perrottet of 'rank hypocrisy' for espousing the importance of caring for the dying while not investing further in cancer services in parts of the Riverina such as Griffith. "The idea that voluntary assisted dying is a slippery slope that leads us to devaluing of life is just plain wrong, because the government has been sliding us down that slope for years," she said.
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Bidder splurges $2.1m to prevent 'anything stupid' happening to vacant block

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By Sophie Boyd Verified
| Merimbula News Weekly Verified
A vacant block of land in central Albury sold for $2.1 million on Saturday amid a quick frenzy of bids. Auctioneer Lachlan Hutchins, of Stean Nicholls, said 674 David Street was one of the last bare lots in central Albury. The 2125 square metre block came with an additional 583 square metre parcel of land, which sits opposite the site across a back laneway. Bidding began at $1 million in front of a crowd of close to 100 people.
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