Muswellbrook Chronicle
Tuesday, 28 June
Free flu jab rollout extended in Victoria
Melissa Meehan • 27m ago
Free vaccinations are available at 2000 GP clinics and pharmacies across Victoria until July 10.
SA company fined over power rules breach
Michael Ramsey and Tim Dornin • 27m ago
The operator of South Australia's Tesla big battery has been ordered to pay a $900,000 fine.
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What happened to Bendigo's Chinese miners?
Laura Carolina Corrigan
More than 150 people carry the Chinese dragon's during Bendigo's Easter parade. Photo: Glenn Daniels

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Kim Chappell
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Lettuce limelight shows disparity
Ashley Walmsley
COSTLY: Lettuce took on near currency status as the price went north of $10 a head after flooding ruined Qld crops earlier this year. But should the public be shocked and surprised by it? Picture: Shutterstock.
Melissa Meehan • 27m ago
SA company fined over power rules breach
Michael Ramsey and Tim Dornin • 27m ago
The operator of South Australia's Tesla big battery has been ordered to pay a $900,000 fine.
Colin Brinsden, Aap Economics and Business Correspondent
Andrews pins Vic health recovery on visas
Callum Godde • 40m ago
Daniel Andrews told the Rural Press Club visa delays contributed to Victoria's ailing health system.
ADF members betrayed by abuse: inquiry
Fraser Barton • 40m ago
The veterans inquiry has been told ADF members felt betrayed by abuse within the ranks.
Wong eases subs concern in Malaysia talks
Andrew Brown • 45m ago
Penny Wong has met for talks with Malaysia's Foreign Minister Dato' Sri Saifuddin bin Abdullah.
Blockade Australia vows more Sydney action
Phoebe Loomes and Sam McKeith • 57m ago
A NSW Police officer grapples with a protester during Tuesday's Blockade Australia rally in Sydney.

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