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News Shock of your life thank heavensAmbulance Victoria’s Campaspe senior team manager wants everyone to remember three simple words this October: call, shock, push. By Louie Cina
News Sun, soda water, supportIn terms of relaxing environments to talk about mental health, you can’t get much better than a room bathed in sunlight with wall-to-wall views of vineyards and the Murray. By Louie Cina
News Tonny tyro takes on MPs and mayorArmed with ChatGPT, 12-year-old Tongala schoolboy Alby Dolling is shaping as a BMX bandit, and he has some big scalps in his sights. By Andrew Mole
News From White House to the Riv: remarkable stories come to EchucaLocal author Fleur Ferris says a Festival of Stories panel at Echuca Library will give audiences the opportunity to hear from four media personalities whose own lives offer as much intrigue as the stories they tell. By Andrew Mole
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