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New midwifery graduates join the Darling Downs

The midwifery graduates will be placed across the Darling Downs.

Darling Downs Health will welcome 39 new midwifery graduates this year, helping boost support provided to women and families across […]

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Have your say on Council’s national Communication and Community Engagement Strategy

Residents are encouraged to have their say on Western Downs Regional Council's communications and community engagement efforts across the region. Council has reaffirmed its commitment...

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Deputy Mayor Kylie Bourne has received an award recognising 21 years of service with the Rural Fire Service. She received the award at a...

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Culturally sensitive care enables connection to Country

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Brave Colts suffer defeat

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