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Breast cancer group inspires pink community
BREAST Cancer Awareness Month happens during October each year, and the effort seeks to remind people of the dangers of the world’s fifth deadliest cancer.…
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Money carried over for works
BROKEN Hill City Council will have more than $20 million in budget carryovers moving into the next financial year. Council completed a reconciliation of all…
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Turley speaks at Asia-Pacific congress
FORMER Broken Hill mayor Darriea Turley has just returned from South Korea where she was invited to be a keynote speaker at the 10th United…
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Plane crashes while mustering near Tibooburra
A LIGHT plane has crashed last night near Tibooburra. The sole occupant of the plane, a 65 year old man was flown to Adelaide hospital…
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Weekly green waste binned
EIGHTY five per cent of Broken Hill residents do not want to go to a weekly green waste collection service, a council survey has found.…
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Town drives cancer support
WITH the excitement of another event now complete, the Lunchbox Rally gave families and friends the opportunity to bond after spending three days on the…
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Aboriginal family centre offers bright future
WORK is underway on the construction of a new Aboriginal child and family centre, or ACFC, which will be run by Maari Ma. The sod…
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NSW opens horse racing review
NEW South Wales thoroughbred racing industry participants are encouraged to submit their thoughts on the rules governing the sport as part of an independent review.…
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Councillors’ support for carp kill virus varied
BRCC Deputy Mayor Cr Jim Hickey has asked the Council to support funding and implementation of the National Carp Control Plan. At Broken Hill City…
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Council backs learning program
BROKEN Hill City Council will advocate and offer support to the Australian Literacy and Numeracy Foundations choir and dance group program. The Australian Literacy and…
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Community to gather for faith and fun
BROKEN Hill Combined Churches, or BHCC, will be hosting Hope in the Park and Light Up the Hill on October 11. Spearheaded by social media…
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Rural specialism the right prescription
RURAL generalism will now be recognised as a specialty field within general practice following approval by the Medical Board of Australia of a Commonwealth-funded joint…
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