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Webster submits policy on health

Webster submits policy on health

Member for Mallee Anne Webster.

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Pharmacies unite for wound service

Pharmacies unite

UNITED: Pharmacist Michaela Del Castillo, centre, with TerryWhite Chemmart Horsham Compounding owner Jossy Dan, left, and Horsham Priceline Pharmacy owner Cobie McQueen. The two pharmacies jointly paid for Mrs Del Castillo to complete two years of studies in wound-care treatment.
RECOGNITION: Glenda Hewitt, left, accepts a gift basket from Rural Northwest Health board chair Julia Hausler during her final board meeting.

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Hewitt accolades on departure

Hewitt accolades on departure

FIGHTING SPIRITS: Warracknabeal’s Charlie Phelan, 13, front, with school mates and supporters, from back left, Jack Evans, Jaxon Moloney, Sophie Evans, Olivia Hallam and Nicola Clyne, prepare for a third annual NF Hero Walk. The fundraising event, starting at Warracknabeal’s Lions Park on August 25, raises money for the Children’s Tumour Foundation and genetic condition neurofibromatosis, or NF1. Picture: PAUL CARRACHER

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Warracknabeal ‘Heroes’ walk for NF-free future

‘Heroes’ walk for NF-free future

Mallori Hutchinson with Ruby at Horsham PAWS Let

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Let’s Paws event spreads mental-wellbeing message

Let’s Paws

COMMUNITY SPIRIT: Kaniva Cancer Council members at a meeting before their annual Daffodil Day fundraiser on August 23. Members will sell flower bunches and raffle tickets in front of Kaniva’s IGA Supermarket from 9am to about 3pm, raising money for cancer awareness and research. Picture: CONTRIBUTED

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Compassion drives Kaniva cancer fundraiser

Compassion drives Kaniva fundraiser

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Tristar: We will fight for services

Tristar: We will fight

AWARENESS: Horsham College Outreach student Caitlin Bennett will host a mental health afternoon tea and fundraiser at Wimmera Trade Training Centre on August 21. She hopes to raise awareness and understanding of mental illness, as well as money for Australian suicide prevention charity ‘R U OK?’. Picture: LOTTE REITER

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Teen reaches out for mental health

Confronting demons

SUPPORT: Wimmera Parkinson’s Peer Support Group members, from left, Vivien McRoberts, Laurine Matthews and president Rene Vivian, showcase goodies up for grabs in a raffle fundraiser for Parkinson’s research. Picture: LOTTE REITER

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Step out for Parkinson’s

Step out for Parkinson’s

Sexuality educator Vanessa Hamilton.

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‘Talking the Talk’

‘Talking the Talk’

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