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Can you help locate Ross? Last seen in Gunnedah
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Ross Grudgefield, aged 84, was last seen at an aged care facility on Short Street, Gunnedah. Picture NSW Police
Gunnedah man remembered for 'kind' and 'caring' soul after mining death
Tess Kelly
Eli Kelly with girlfriend Lydia Higgins. Picture supplied
Premier vows to look at key health proposal to help thousands of kids
Grace Dudley
From left, Julia Andrews director of external engagement Orange and Bathurst, Vice Chancellor Renee Leon, Samantha Beresford head of government relations and regional engagement, Premier Chris Minns and Member for Orange Phil Donato (obscured) at Charles Sturt University Orange campus. Picture by Jude Keogh
Blue-green algae Red alert for Keepit Dam
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Keepit was at 36 per cent of capacity heading into the Easter long weekend. Picture by Gareth Gardner, from file
They drove 1500km to watch their son play the biggest match of his career
Mark Bode
Kurt Fisher is joined by his parents, Justin and Natasha, following his Mackay Cutters debut. Picture supplied
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Green Leap lodges plans for Gunnedah East Battery Energy Storage System
Rachel Clark
Renewable Energy company Green Leap Pty Ltd has lodged a proposal with the state planning authority to develop, construct, and operate the Gunnedah East Battery Energy Storage System (BESS). Picture by Peter Hardin from file.
Central North Round 6: Get the latest stats, results, tables
Samantha Newsam
Central North Round 6: Get the latest stats, results, tables
How Many More?
We need to act now on domestic violence | Kevin Anderson
Tamworth Mp Kevin Anderson
Tamworth MP Kevin Anderson. Picture from file
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Nurses are there when new life comes into the world and when it leaves
Rachel Clark
Elizabeth Grist, Executive Director, Clinical Services, Nursing and Midwifery, HNEHD and Perioperative Registered Nurse Anu Gautum exchange stories about their times in the medical field. Picture by Gareth Gardner
Seed funding to help reduce cultural barriers to health literacy in chemists
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HealthWISE Aboriginal health worker Glenn Allan and executive manager of strategy Sally Urquhart have accepted $70,000 in seed funding from Newcastle Permanent Charitable Foundation to help reduce cultural barriers to health literacy and healthcare in Tamworth and Gunnedah. Picture supplied

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