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Nuclear or renewables for Ettamogah data centre? Locals and experts weigh in
3+ day, 22+ hour ago (883+ words) Data centre, solar farms, water buybacks - three things sure to raise the blood pressure of any Border resident, and with good reason. After Australian company Sharon AI announced its purchase of the Ettamogah paper mill, the possibility of an AI…...
New council chief says 'no silver bullet' to solving city's financial woes
4+ day, 23+ hour ago (692+ words) Albury Council's new chief executive says there is "no silver bullet" to solving the organisation's financial woes, but acknowledged a counterpart who found $16.5 million in savings within three weeks of becoming the boss of another debt-riddled NSW city. Jason Gordon…...
Searing hospital memoir earns Border Mail journalist prestigious honour
5+ day, 5+ hour ago (611+ words) In regional journalism, the most compelling stories often come from turning the lens outward to reveal the quiet triumphs and structural cracks of local life. On Friday night, however, it was a deeply personal, inward-looking narrative that captivated judges at…...
'That's not OK': woman pushed away after sexual comments, groping
1+ week, 9+ hour ago (259+ words) An unemployed alcoholic has admitted to touching a woman's vagina, with the victim immediately telling the woman "that's not OK". Samantha Angel, who was 42 at the time, was receiving assistance from the victim. The woman was speaking to Angel while…...
Why the Border can't wait for a new hospital to care for 1600 tiny patients
1+ week, 3+ day ago (707+ words) For families on the Border, the stress of "dispersed" care for mums and bubs will be a thing of the past, as Albury Wodonga Health unveils its new antenatal clinic. Director of women's and children's nursing Julie Wright said she's…...
Community deserves a safe highway crossing, so 'we must speak up together"
1+ week, 4+ day ago (909+ words) Speak up now: keep Table Top safe and connected. Table Top needs action now. Our community deserves a safe crossing at Burma/Tynan Road and rail crossing, not road closures that divide neighbours, delay emergency access and push problems onto…...
One Nation announces its first North East candidate for statewide shakeup
1+ week, 4+ day ago (244+ words) As One Nation drip-feeds Victorian candidates to voters ahead of the November election, the North East finally sees its first face of the party. Mansfield RSL historian Steve Campbell will run for the seat of Euroa in November's state election....
Farrer adviser adds fresh fuel to speculation Farley could go independent
2+ week, 1+ day ago (660+ words) Farrer MP David Farley's repeated conflicts with his own party over immigration have fueled speculation he could go independent. The rumblings are now coming from other MPs and One Nation loyalist George Christensen, an unsuccessful party candidate himself. During Mr…...
Teenager's 'anger issues' to be tackled in wake of Maccas vandalism attack
2+ week, 3+ day ago (226+ words) A teenage girl who damaged a man's vehicle after lashing out with her vape must undertake anger management counselling. This was a key condition included as part of a conditional release order imposed on Angel Faraj-Collins in Albury Local Court....
The overhaul of clinical psychology entry pathways to meet future demand
2+ week, 4+ day ago (506+ words) Australia's psychology training system is facing a major rethink, partly as a result of the recognition that the nation is going to need a lot more industry professionals in the next 30 years. So, yes, demand for mental health services continues…...