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Emergency services respond to fatal medical episode at Wagga shopping centre (opens the original)
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A man has died after suffering a medical episode at Wagga shopping centre. Emergency services responded to reports of a person who was experiencing a medical episode at the Lake Village shopping complex in Lake Albert about 12pm on Thursday, October 1. A NSW Ambulance spokesperson said a person had a "medical collapse" and died at the scene. The spokesperson said a number of paramedics responded to the incident. NSW Police also responded and said "This was a medical episode with no police invest
'I felt sick': Helen's heartbreak for young families hit by rising rates (opens the original)
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A Wagga resident says she was "disgusted" when she heard about the fourth rate increase this year. Helen Maxwell said she would now pay about $250 per hectare for her farm after living off just $10 a week with her husband in 1968. The Reserve Bank of Australia lifted the cash rate by 25 basis points to 4.6 per cent on Tuesday, September 29, the fourth time this year, bringing it to the highest level since November 2011. This came as everyday prices did not fall as the Reserve Bank had hoped and
'More at ease': new service saves patients from travelling to cities for care (opens the original)
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Roslyn Williams was forced to travel thousands of kilometres for life-saving treatment. The Ardlethan resident went into hospital in August 2025 after an intestinal blockage destroyed 60 per cent of her small intestine, which required five surgeries to remove most of it. "I now only have 40 per cent of my small intestine which is hooked into my large intestine," Ms Williams said. She travelled to Sydney for care from specialists from a home parenteral nutrition program to receive the minerals an
One family, one production: the special show keeping community theatre alive (opens the original)
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A Wagga family's love for performing has brought them together on the same stage in a reminder that "community theatre cannot survive without the support of the community". Jenna and David Downey, along with their two children, Caitlin and Flynn, will be performing in the Bidgee Theatre Company and Wagga Wagga School of Arts Community Theatre production of The Wizard of Oz in Wagga in October. Mr and Mrs Downey met at the Wagga Eisteddfod, where they had the same singing teacher, and since then
'We lost a lot of guys': the 60-year bond that ties national service veterans (opens the original)
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Veterans learnt the importance of discipline and respect from their service, despite the challenges during and after their deployment. Derek Broad, Desmond Mullins, Larry Sloan, Barry Elphick and John Urquhart were all among those who were called up in September 1966 as part of the sixth intake for national service. More than 60 years on, they met up for a drink at the Rules Club in Wagga on Monday, September 28, sharing memories and stories while remembering those who are no longer with them. M
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