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News Mulch and mindfulnessMental fitness comes in all shapes and sizes, and this Mental Health Month, MRC teamed up with the Friends of Moama Botanic Gardens for a morning of mindful planting. By Louie Cina
News Out of the abyssFor almost 30 years, Narelle Fraser stared into the darkest corners of humanity. By Ivy Jensen
News Truck driver injured in Moama rolloverA 66-year-old man has been airlifted to a Melbourne hospital after a truck rollover in Moama on Monday morning. By Ivy Jensen
News Thrift wars: op shops face new commercial rivalsSecondhand shopping has well and truly gone mainstream, and Google Trends data backs it up: search interest in “op shop near me” and “secondhand ” has climbed steadily across Victoria, a trend borne out by real changes in the secondhand retail sector itself. By Riverine Herald