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Sue Smith, second on the right, hopes new global burns research will prevent the next generation of locals like Alexis, Sigrid, Anders and Jonas from being burnt like she was.

Smith contributes to global burns research

Bealiba resident Sue Smith has made a noticeable contribution to shaping global burns care with the recently published Priorities in Global Burns Research.

20 June, 2025

Guests and attendees at the most recent Chatty Cafe session, with district nurses from the Maryborough District Health Service as guest speakers. Photo: Supplied.

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House’s Chatty Cafe grows

Gallery 127’s Hugh Forster accepted an AED donation, which may one day save a life, from Murray Basin Rail Project’s Max Berry last month. Photo: Supplied.

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AED donated to Gallery 127

After much advocacy from the community, Lexton Community Hub and Waubra Recreation Reserve have secured funding for electricity supplies. Photo: Supplied.

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Council gets renewables grant

Royal Indian Food Express owner, Peter Gaur, gave his word to the Maryborough community — he was going to bring Indian food back to the town. One month on he thanks locals for their support.

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Indian food is on the menu

MVRG’s website can be accessed on any device including laptop, smart phone or tablet.

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MVRG announces website launch

EPA, Council release seasonal cleaning advice - feature photo

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EPA, Council release seasonal cleaning advice

Maryborough brigade members Jason Sinclair, Darryl Wagstaff, Dan Walton, Raelene Williams, and Laurie Cook are welcoming more to the team.

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Fire brigade welcome more aboard

THE WORLD OF CHANGE: Subtle and overwhelming with Brian Lennen - feature photo

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THE WORLD OF CHANGE: Subtle and overwhelming with Brian Lennen

The FAST acronym is used to recognise the symptoms of a stroke and stands for Face drooping, Arm weakness, Speech difficulty, and Time to call an ambulance

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Learning the signs of stroke saves lives

Central Goldfields Shire residents will be paying hundreds of thousands more, up to almost $900,000, under the ESVF.

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Local farmers hit the hardest by controversial emergency services fund

An investigation into the blaze is ongoing.

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Goldsborough man dies in house fire

Laura Absalom-Frenks has found a passion in art at a young age.

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Avoca student exhibits art

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