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Albury gains 10 new paramedics to start within weeks in Riverina boost

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The NSW government boosts emergency care in regional, rural and remote NSW with 25 paramedics announced for Albury and Deniliquin, starting work within weeks.

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Albury gains 10 new paramedics to start within weeks in Riverina boost

The NSW government boosts emergency care in regional, rural and remote NSW with 25 paramedics announced for Albury and Deniliquin, starting work within weeks.

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dailyadvertiser.com.au

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Work set to start on final stage of long-awaited Riverina rail bridge build

The new Wallendbeen Bridge is complete, boosting safety and freight efficiency with its wider, higher design.

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aboutregional.com.au

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Controversial Wallendbeen Bridge project reaches final stages

Construction of the new road-over-railway Wallendbeen Bridge is nearing completion, with work about to start on constructing the required road approaches so it can open to traffic. The announcement comes four years after an existing bridge on Burley Griffin Way at Wallendbeen was removed following severe damage sustained during wet weather in March 2021. In […]

9 days ago·Deakin, Australia

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boorowanewsonline.com.au

Final stage of Wallendbeen Bridge project welcomed

Member for Cootamundra Steph Cooke has welcomed the announcement by Transport for NSW that the final stage of the Wallendbeen Bridge project is set to begin, with early works starting later this month.“This announcement is a welcome step forward for the Wallendbeen community and all road users who rely on this vital freight and transport corridor,” Ms Cooke said.“After years of frustration, ongoing delays, and significant disruption due to detou…

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