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Residents say they 'can't live without' firewood ahead of ban (opens the original)
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More than 100 people gathered in Deniquilin to protest against a ban on firewood collection at two national parks in southern New South Wales. Firewood permits will end on October 30 at the Murray Valley and Murrumbidgee Valley national parks due to a decline in fallen timber. A petition to reverse the decision will be tabled in state parliament if it receives 10,000 signatures. Residents in southern NSW who rely on firewood to heat their homes have banded together to protest against the end of
New hope in quest to solve mystery of MND hotspots (opens the original)
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From today, cases of motor neurone disease (MND) must be reported to NSW Health. It is hoped mandatory reporting will provide a better snapshot of disease clusters across the state. The data will help inform research about what causes the disease and how it might be cured. Professor Dominic Rowe has cared for countless patients with motor neurone disease (MND) and in 2013 established Macquarie University's MND Research Centre. But there are still things about the as-yet-incurable neurological co
Kangaroo drownings in canal spark community concern (opens the original)
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Bus driver Anita Tovo has been trying to save kangaroos from drowning in a canal in the south-western Riverina town of Nericon. The Murrumbidgee Irrigation-owned canal is lined with high-density polyethylene sheets surrounded by fencing, making it difficult for kangaroos to escape. WIRES are looking to write to the NSW government for advice on the situation. Driving down a country road near the Riverina town of Nericon, the first thing that hits is the putrid smell. WARNING: This story contains
Staff get 52 long weekends a year as council trials four-day work week (opens the original)
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The Murrumbidgee Council in south-west NSW has voted to implement a four-day working week trial for most staff starting in January. It is an Australian first for a local council. The council will put together an agreement detailing what the four-day working week will entail and how success will be measured. Employees will get 52 long weekends next year when a four-day working week trial begins at a south-west New South Wales council. Murrumbidgee Council will be the first local government organi
More people are installing home cameras. Will it deter crime? (opens the original)
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Griffith resident Brandon Newman had his house broken into while he was sleeping; like many others, he has since installed a home security camera. Home security businesses report increases in the installation of the technology across the country. While it is a tool that police rely on when it comes to solving crimes, experts say it does not necessarily reduce crime. It has been almost a year since a stranger broke into Brandon Newman's home while he was asleep. His bedroom was pulled apart, item
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