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THE recent university offers came as a welcome relief to Bulahdelah Central School student Emily Tischner who was accepted into her first choice of architecture at the University of Newcastle. "I'd

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Tickets Available March Third time's a treat! That's right; it's festival number three for the Karuah River of Music. Inspired by the Guildford Banjo Jamboree, the organizers set ...

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