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From refugee camp to regional haven, a helping hand makes a world of difference (opens the original)
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After living in an African refugee camp for nearly two decades, Uzamukunda Nyambonwa arrived on the Border two years ago ready to rebuild her life. But after giving birth to her fourth child six months ago in Wodonga, she hit an unexpected and overwhelming wall: securing a simple birth certificate. For five months, the Congolese-born mother navigated a labyrinth of Australian paperwork, sidelined by a steep language barrier and complex red tape. "Our society is a very process-laden society," sai
What's happening around the Border and North East this Labour Day long weekend (opens the original)
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Known as "The Biggest Show in the Bush", the 113th annual Walbundrie Show brings top-tier regional competition and family entertainment to the Walbundrie Showgrounds this Labour Day Monday. Main attractions highlight the region's strong agricultural heritage, featuring high-stakes sheep shearing competitions, official sand arena horse jumping, a championship dog show and traditional livestock judging. Visitors can explore local pavilion craft and produce displays, shop market stalls, and enter t
To the moon and back: Toby's Mazda reaches 400,000km ahead of this joyride (opens the original)
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His 2004 Mazda3 hatchback has just clocked over 400,000 kilometres. That is more than the distance from the Earth to the moon, squeezed into a compact family car. Now Albury musician and librarian Toby Mobbs plans to push it even further, setting off on a gruelling 14,000-kilometre trek on Wednesday, October 7, for his third national tour. "I'm 35 and I've only ever had the one car," he said. "My fingers are crossed that it will make it through this tour. And if it does turn out to be my last, I
'Felt by everybody': Border police unite to honour their fallen colleagues (opens the original)
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A little more than one year after two police officers were killed in the line of duty at Porepunkah, colleagues from both sides of the border gathered for a solemn memorial ceremony in Albury to honour all fallen officers. The service held special significance as police recently marked the one-year anniversary of the deaths of Detective Leading Senior Constable Neal Thompson and Senior Constable Vadim de Waart-Hottart, who were tragically shot and killed in action on August 26, 2025. In the wake
Back where it all began: lolly shop founder returns to Dean Street space (opens the original)
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A decade after running a sweet shop in the heart of Albury, business owner Tara Caulfield is swapping lollies for stationery in her original store. Mrs Caulfield, who ran the beloved lolly shop Joy's De'Lights at the site until taking the brand online in 2017, has officially reopened the doors to the premises as Paper Mochi Albury, a Japanese stationery boutique. The homecoming marks a full-circle moment for Mrs Caulfield. After selling Joy's De'Lights five years after going online and subsequen
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