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Letters to the Editor || Vickery Coal Mine || Paul Flynn

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Letters to the Editor || Vickery Coal Mine || Paul Flynn

Letters to the Editor || Vickery Coal Mine || Paul Flynn

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Letters to the Editor || Vickery Coal Mine || Paul Flynn

Proposed sale of council car park Kable Avenue and Ray Walsh House | Letter to the editor

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Council will have to decide whether all of its 280 relocated staff will move back into the building. Picture by Gareth Gardner

Proposed sale of council car park Kable Avenue and Ray Walsh House | Letter to the editor

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Council will have to decide whether all of its 280 relocated staff will move back into the building. Picture by Gareth Gardner

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Why not have a typical country games? | Letters to the editor

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Why not have a typical country games? | Letters to the editor

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What do residents think of council's rate rise decision | Letters to the editor

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What do residents think of council's rate rise decision | Letters to the editor

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What do residents think of council's rate rise decision | Letters to the editor

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What do residents think of council's rate rise decision | Letters to the editor

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'The previous government failed rural people' | Letters to the editor

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"Locally our Tamworth police need a new station" says Mark Rodda.

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'The previous government failed rural people' | Letters to the editor

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"Locally our Tamworth police need a new station" says Mark Rodda.

Supermarkets, it's time to clean up your act | Letters to the editor

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Trolleys, trolleys everywhere. Picture by Peter Hardin.

Supermarkets, it's time to clean up your act | Letters to the editor

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Trolleys, trolleys everywhere. Picture by Peter Hardin.

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PET scanner not the only thing missing from campaign promises | Letters to the editor

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Member for Tamworth Kevin Anderson says the Labor Government's commitment to deliver a PET Scan to Tamworth hospital is on shaky ground. Picture by Gareth Gardner

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PET scanner not the only thing missing from campaign promises | Letters to the editor

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Member for Tamworth Kevin Anderson says the Labor Government's commitment to deliver a PET Scan to Tamworth hospital is on shaky ground. Picture by Gareth Gardner

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Ratepayers' Association sets out objections to proposed rate rise | Letters to the editor

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The public consultation period regarding the Special Rate Variation request has now ended. Picture from file.

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Ratepayers' Association sets out objections to proposed rate rise | Letters to the editor

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The public consultation period regarding the Special Rate Variation request has now ended. Picture from file.

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Crunch the numbers on what a rate rise will cost you | Letters to the editor

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Tamworth council's general manager Paul Bennett and mayor Russell Webb fielded questions from a concerned public over a proposed rate increase at a consultation session in Tamworth. Picture by Peter Hardin

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Crunch the numbers on what a rate rise will cost you | Letters to the editor

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Tamworth council's general manager Paul Bennett and mayor Russell Webb fielded questions from a concerned public over a proposed rate increase at a consultation session in Tamworth. Picture by Peter Hardin

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Council's proposed Special Rate Variation | There's more to consider

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Councillors voted through a 'strategic communication plan' in September to inform and consult with residents on a proposed 36.3 per cent rates increase. Picture by Peter Hardin, from file.

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Council's proposed Special Rate Variation | There's more to consider

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Councillors voted through a 'strategic communication plan' in September to inform and consult with residents on a proposed 36.3 per cent rates increase. Picture by Peter Hardin, from file.

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