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Concerns over the disposal of wind turbines

While wind farms provide renewable energy, the sustainability practices of disposing of the massive turbine blades is in question. It […]

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Final Orienteer sprint before bush events

Bullecourt Boulder Bounders Orienteering Club is set to hold its third sprint orienteering event of the season at Clifton High School on Sunday. The second...
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School swimmers off to regionals

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What International Women’s Day means in Warwick

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Land dispute emerges on Granite Belt

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Forgotten Dalveen veterans finally recognised

Nineteen World War One veterans have been added to the Dalveen Honour Board after over a century of being unnamed and unrecognised in the...