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- Sep 18, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for ABC Australia
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- Jul 17, 2026
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Huge flu spike puts pressure on struggling regional health service (opens the original)
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A regional health service on the New South Wales-Victoria border is battling huge patient demand amid a September flu surge. Doctors at Albury Wodonga Health have been advised to send patients home earlier to keep up with demand. Demand is expected to continue amid a Southern Hemisphere flu spike. A stretched regional health service facing significant patient demand amid a late flu season has advised doctors to consider discharging patients earlier and without physical consultant review. An emai
Country drivers dig deep for man tackling 'catastrophic' pothole crisis (opens the original)
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Country drivers are donating money to make potholes more visible as they wait for repairs. More than 252,000 potholes have been patched on Victorian roads in the past financial year. Road maintenance is shaping up to be an election issue for Victorian voters. Steve Panozzo's fluorescent paintwork is renowned across north-east Victoria. With a shake of his spray can and a check of the traffic, he darts quickly onto a broken country road to leave his mark before another vehicle whizzes by. He inst
Farmer posts reward after dog shot at family nursery (opens the original)
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A north-east Victorian farmer has put forward a $20,000 reward after his dog was shot at his family nursery near Beechworth. Authorities have been informed, but no charges have been issued. A north-east Victorian farmer is offering a $20,000 reward after his family dog was shot in a suspected drive-by attack. Tom Powell was driving an all-terrain vehicle at his plant nursery in Stanley, near Beechworth, when his German short-haired pointer, Daisy, was shot just metres from where he was driving.
Whiskey, wine makers sound alarm for ancient trade of coopering (opens the original)
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Topic:Food and Beverage Processing Industry Only a handful of master coopers, who specialise in building and maintaining wooden vessels like casks and barrels, still work in Australia. Accredited cooper courses were axed over a decade ago, leading to a dwindling number of people taking up the craft. Distillers are pushing for the trade to be registered and listed as a national skills shortage. More than a century of generational coopering knowledge plays out in John Carberry's strong hands as he
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