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A promise kept amid grief as loving wife turns cancer loss into research fight (opens the original)
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Ally Boers was out with her boss and workmates when she met the man who would become her husband. Clint Boers was working at the mines when he approached her. "I'm going to make all your dreams come true," he told her. "Yeah OK, what a joke," Mrs Boers thought. She had no idea then how much those words would come to mean. Mr Boers grew up in Corryong and, after living in Queensland, the couple moved back south in 2017 to help his uncle on the farm. Life was busy, they moved four times in one yea
Stolen goats, crashed car, stabbing: police appeal for community assistance (opens the original)
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A Wodonga man's misstep with his pedals saw him drive into the front of his rental house in the city's south. The 56-year-old was backing out of the garage at his rental home on Peeler Street when he mistook the brake for the accelerator and drove into the house. The incident occurred on Tuesday, September 29, about 3.30pm. Victoria Police and Fire Rescue Victoria attended the scene, but no one was injured. It was the man's last day in the temporary housing, all ready to move into a permanent ho
Inside equine therapy: how Jess finds peace in the paddock healing others (opens the original)
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For Jess Daws, the hardest days were the ones where language failed entirely. Navigating her own experiences with trauma, grief and anxiety, she often found that traditional conversations or forced explanations only added to the weight she was carrying. Her breakthrough didn't come in a clinical office. It came in the paddock, beside a horse. For Ms Daws, horses offered something she could not always find elsewhere: a place to slow down, breathe and simply be. That experience became the foundati
From martial arts to the art of retail, Kamal brings new store to Lavington (opens the original)
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A new supplement store is opening its doors at Lavington Square on Thursday, September 17, with its owner hoping to help people make better choices about their health and nutrition. Albury's Kamal Singh said the Australian Sports Nutrition (ASN) store, next to Bakers Delight, had a lot to offer, with a focus on genuine products and Australian-made options. "I've wanted to open a franchise for a long time and I'm really excited," Mr Singh said. "I believe a shop like this in the plaza will help p
From bed to half a billion views, a Wodonga mum shares her viral AI journey (opens the original)
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For years, the way to make more money was pretty simple: work more hours, hire more people or get a bigger space. But what if you could build a business from your bedroom? When health issues forced Nikkie Burns out of a job she loved, she turned to artificial intelligence (AI) to help support her big family. The Wodonga mum, who lives with multiple illnesses and limited energy, built a following of more than 300,000 people, racked up half a billion views and never once showed her face on camera.
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