Anthony Bunn
STORY ANGLES - Focuses on political dynamics: Covers party decisions, candidate controversies, and election-related developments. - Emphasizes community impact: Highlights public dissatisfaction and local government issues.
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Remembering Poppy Daz, the deputy mayor who brought magic to Tunzafun rides (opens the original)
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An amusement park is an unlikely place for a funeral wake but in the case of former Corowa Shire mayor Daryl Davey it was a fitting location. The 79-year-old, who died on September 10 after decades of community service to his home town of Mulwala, spent countless hours at Tunzafun, which hosts dodgem cars, spinning cups and a miniature train. Daughter Fiona Seal said her father, known as Poppy Daz, delighted in hosting his grandchildren at the Melbourne Street entertainment hub. "They were all t
Police say man who went missing from Hamilton Valley home has been found (opens the original)
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Police says a 28-year-old man missing from Hamilton Valley for nearly a week has been located. Chief Inspector Paul Huggett, of Albury, said Daniel Trenchard-Harry was found by volunteers on a private rural property on Urana Road about 2.30pm on Sunday, September 27. He was about 600 metres from his Hamilton Valley home, where he had been last seen about 6.30pm on Monday. Chief Inspector Huggett thanked everyone who assisted with the operation, with all searchers relieved by the positive outcome
Doctors query $100 million extra for Albury hospital, raising planning fears (opens the original)
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The Border Medical Association's chair has questioned the planning surrounding the Victorian Coalition's $100 million commitment to further boost the Albury hospital redevelopment. Barb Robertson echoed concerns from the Alliance of Councils for Albury Wodonga Region Health Services that a promised new feasibility study for a greenfield hospital would occur while the clinical services building was taking shape at the hospital. "A feasibility study has limited value if it is undertaken while cons
Home arrangements of one MP stirs up debate about living in your own backyard (opens the original)
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A move by one of North East Victoria's state upper house politicians to not live in her electorate full-time has sparked sympathy and condemnation. Environment Minister Jaclyn Symes no longer owns property at Broadford on the southern fringe of the electorate of Northern Victoria, which extends from Mildura to Corryong and includes Bendigo and Shepparton as well as the North East. The Benalla-raised Labor member has a residence in inner Melbourne but says she has access to a house in Northern Vi
Cashing in: council sells off ex-childcare site for $240k above estimated value (opens the original)
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A former Lavington childcare centre, offloaded by Albury Council as part of a property sale, has been bought by a disability support service for a price well above its estimated value. The Breen Street premises, facing the north side of Lavington Square shopping centre, has been purchased by Wodonga-based SITE Disability Services, which assists about 60 clients on the National Disability Insurance Scheme. The charity bought the property for about $850,000 as part of an expression of interest pro
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