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Why this industrial sale could herald the Border's first AI data centre
4+ day, 11+ hour ago (298+ words) From paper to artificial intelligence, the sale of an old Albury mill could bring the Border's first AI data centre. Australian-American company Visy has sold its Ettamogah paper mill to an Australian sovereign AI company. Sharon AI describes itself as…...
End of an era as couple forced to close doors on businesses after 34 years
1+ day, 10+ hour ago (527+ words) A romance in retail has fallen as his and hers shopfronts in a north east town have been forced to permanently close their doors. Mike's Bazaar and Nelly's Niche in Beechworth will close after 34 years because of the rising cost…...
This luxurious Albury home has been designed for easy, everyday living
3+ day, 12+ hour ago (250+ words) 3 BED | 2 BATH | 2 CAR Check out the e-magazine here. This beautiful home was constructed by respected local builder Van Zanten & Sons in 2002. Offering generously sized bedrooms, multiple living areas and outstanding outdoor entertaining, the home combines practicality, comfort and flexibility. Spanning…...
Hundreds toast the life and legacy of legendary winemaker Mick Morris
1+ week, 2+ day ago (652+ words) The hearse was a little dust-streaked, but everything else was meticulously in order. Mick Morris had taken one last trip around his cattle at Emu Plains on Tuesday morning, followed by a final lap at the Morris Wines vineyard and…...
Nuclear or renewables for Ettamogah data centre? Locals and experts weigh in
4+ day, 5+ hour ago (883+ words) Data centre, solar farms, water buybacks - three things sure to raise the blood pressure of any Border resident, and with good reason. After Australian company Sharon AI announced its purchase of the Ettamogah paper mill, the possibility of an AI…...
Albury's new council boss plans to leave Australia Day issue to councillors
4+ day, 7+ hour ago (481+ words) New Albury Council chief executive Jason Gordon will not be meddling with city events held on Australia Day, saying that in his role it is not his direct concern. His predecessor Frank Zaknich in November 2023 announced the removal of community…...
New council chief says 'no silver bullet' to solving city's financial woes
5+ day, 6+ hour ago (692+ words) Albury Council's new chief executive says there is "no silver bullet" to solving the organisation's financial woes, but acknowledged a counterpart who found $16.5 million in savings within three weeks of becoming the boss of another debt-riddled NSW city. Jason Gordon…...
Beauty care the focus of a new enterprise set for the heart of Albury
5+ day, 16+ hour ago (446+ words) A beauty salon has been earmarked for a prominent Dean Street shop in central Albury. A development application has been lodged with the city's council to fit out the vacant shop on the southern side of the city's best-known commercial…...
Super dreams for a champagne lifestyle in retirement
1+ week, 1+ day ago (405+ words) When it comes to the golden years of life, many Australians are eyeing a gilt-edged lifestyle. That's the finding of a survey in which about a third of respondents said they hoped to sail into the sunset with more than…...
From soap to seeds, cash from Border charity to aid Nepal flood victims
1+ week, 6+ day ago (597+ words) The head of an Albury-based charity has likened his organisation's assistance to those devastated by Nepal's flash flooding to the help it once gave to migrants starting life in Australia after arriving at the Bonegilla migrant camp. Michael Stolz is…...