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• Lost and found Wodonga man discovered in shed has 'no memory ...

  

  Four days after he was reported missing, a Wodonga man has been found alive in a farmer's shed with, police say, no recollection of what happened during his long, lost weekend.Cameron Kemshal-Bell, 31, had not been seen since leaving his home on Lawrence Street, Wodonga at midday on Friday, the Border Mail reports. Four days after he went missing, Cameron Kemshal-Bell was found in a farmer's shed.  His Holden Cruze was later found abandoned in Thurgoona, north of Albury.Wodonga Detective ..

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• NSW man in wheelchair attacked and robbed

  NSW man in wheelchair attacked and robbed AAP on August 17, 2016, 2:35 pm A man in a wheelchair has been injured after two men forced their way into his house, stole items and pushed him to the ground.The 38-year-old man answered the door to his home near Albury, on the NSW-Victorian border, to find two men demanding cash, jewellery and drugs before rummaging through the house.The wheelchair-bound man punched one of the intruders before he was pulled from his wheelchair and p..

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• Uncertain path ahead

  

  A meeting on Wednesday will help decide the future of Albury-Wodonga Diabetes Support Group CHANGE IS COMING: Albury-Wodonga Diabetes Support Group secretary Jill Craig hopes the longstanding body can continue "in whatever guise".A BORDER group that has spent more than four decades helping people with diabetes has to decide its future after its umbrella body chose to cut operational ties.Albury-Wodonga Diabetes Support Group has called a meeting on Wednesday to talk about the impa..

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• NSW police probe home invasion near Albury

  Police are investigating after a man in a wheelchair was injured during a home invasion near Albury yesterday, NSW Police say. Police were told, about 7.15pm yesterday, two people attended a home on Kottoff Street, Lavington, and assaulted a 38-year-old male resident after he answered the door. The pair demanded cash, jewellery and drugs before they began to rummage through the house. The 38-year-old male resident punched one of intruders, but was pushed to the ground, out of his wheelchair. ..

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