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News Corowa Cruisin’Corowa Cruise Nights kicked off with a bang on Saturday evening, with the first of seven scheduled nights of cruising Sanger St drawing locals and visitors out onto the main drag. By Ian Johnson
News Diggers and police tee offBrian Curran was the Rutherglen Police sergeant in 2020 when four Victorian police officers died after a truck ploughed into them on the Eastern Freeway in Melbourne during a routine traffic stop. By Ian Johnson
News Amaranth shifts lens on deathAs Amaranth Foundation gears up to recognise World Hospice and Palliative Care Day this week, founder Julianne Whyte believes that this period of a person’s life, often seen as dark and foreboding, deserves as much attention as their beginning. By Ian Johnson
News Police put the brakes on e-scootersCorowa Police have seized e-scooters in the latest crackdown on their illegal use as they battle to get the message through - e-scooters are illegal on NSW public roads and pathways. By Ian Johnson
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