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Laurie Brooks, Joe McGrath, Rodney Gabriel, Ed Dale, Greg Esment, Allyn Maher,  Neva Paech, Maurice Schuller, Jeff Scott, Jenny McKinnon, Neana Shields, Judy Knobel and Elaine Lutze shared their June birthdays with family and friends at a dinner on Saturday evening. Picture: Lorri Roden.

As it was the 12 th year of the birthday dinners at the Henty club. the theme was 12 items, Bev Bahr brought 12 of her broaches to display. Picture: Lorri Roden.

Milton Taylor (Henty) and Cindy William from Australia Hearing did hearing checks at the Henty Men's Shed last Friday. More testing will be done at the Henty Library shortly, for appointments phone 69293770. Picture: Lorri Roden. 

Students from Henty Preschool travelled to St. Joseph s Primary School in Culcairn last Thursday for morning tea with the Kinda class, the preschoolers had many questions about what things to do in “big school”. Picture: Lorri Roden. 

Chrissy Schultz from Culcairn manned a stall selling raffle tickets for a trailer of wood, all proceeds go to Billabong High School P&C. Picture: Lorri Roden. 

Don Lindner from Culcairn doesn’t go anywhere without his faithful fur baby Misty. Picture: Lorri Roden. 

Lee Johnson and Lyn Taylor from Culcairn have been volunteering at the Red Cross Craft Shop for 17 years combined. Picture: Lorri Roden. 

Sandy Kern from Henty made her “Royal” outfit for the themed raffle night at Henty club. Picture: Lorri Roden. 

Lucy Barr-Smith, 6, Lacey McKillop, 5, and Tyla Kelly, 5, with books bought with P and C funding. Picture: Elizabeth Habermann.

Fletcher Weaven, 11, Digby Gulliver, 10, and Sam De Steiger, 10, test out headphones the school purchased. Picture: Elizabeth Habermann.

Harriet Bull, 6, Jasmine Lieschke, 6, and Primrose Heriott, 7, use some of the new gardening equipment. Picture: Elizabeth Habermann.

Annabel Pincott, 8, Ella Lieschke, 7, Miriam Coats, 7, use the new equipment in the garden.  Picture: Elizabeth Habermann.

Jaide Hughes, 12, Ella Cheshire, 12, Riley King, 12, and Oscar Southwell, 12, with the GoPro camera. Picture: Elizabeth Habermann.

Heather Edwards and Dot Armstrong (centre) Evening CWA hosted Australia's
Biggest Morning Tea in Henty, the ladies golf team showed off their putting skills to add something different to do after eating. Picture: Lorri Roden. 

Hannah Zweck was eagerly waiting for her 13 th birthday on Sunday and was excited thinking what her gifts might be. Picture: Lorri Roden. 

Val and Georgia Dent Henty celebrated their 70 th and 10 th birthdays with a dinner with friends at the Culcairn club.

Gerry Louttit and Jean Barkley were both very happy with their winnings at the Culcairn club raffle night last Friday. Picture: Lorri Roden.

Rach and Matt Hensel Culcairn with their prizes from the Mega Draw raffle on Friday evening. Picture: Lorri Roden.

Jeremy Locke, Neil Seymour and David Geddes at the Holbrook Lions street stall on
Saturday, a trailer of wood was being raffled and all proceeds go to different projects the Lions club is involved with. Picture: Lorri Roden.

Evan and Ann Hulme with Bev Cottrell manned the Anglicare Op Shop in Holbrook over the weekend, all profit go to keeping the Anglican Church and its minister running. Picture: Lorri Roden.

Hannah Sharpe and Mea Bourke have a cuddle at the footy. Picture: Lorri Roden.

Raele Robertson was welcomed to the Henty Historical Society by president David Smith. Picture: Elizabeth Habermann.

Ken Shiels is bringing the WWI book together for the Henty Historical Society. The book will look at Henty's involvement in the war. Picture: Elizabeth Habermann.

Lifestyle centre chairman John Ross, Bendigo Bank manager Gaynor McLeish and lifestyle centre treasurer John Ebsworth. Picture: Elizabeth Habermann.

A data breach involved information from the family violence unit at Monash Medical Centre. (James Ross/AAP PHOTOS)

Data from 4000 people who used Monash Health's family violence and sexual assault support units across two decades has been caught in a data breach.

Cyber breach impacts family violence, sex assault data

Poor sleep affects up to 90 per cent of people who suffer from chronic pain. (Diego Fedele/AAP PHOTOS)

Poor sleep affects up to 90 per cent of people who suffer from chronic pain, but health practitioners rarely considered it a central part of their treatment.

Sleep could hold secret to recovery from serious injury

Riley Krause

Rachel Dewhurst and Eden Bradford from Canobolas Kids Health have opened up about the paediatric health crisis. Picture by Carla Freedman

Their service is offered in Orange, Dubbo, Bathurst and Cowra.

'Slow the floodgates': OT waitlist so long they've had to stop accepting new clients

Carla Mascarenhas

Molly Ticehurst's death in Forbes sparked calls for action on addressing domestic violence in regional NSW. Picture supplied

Regional NSW is more dangerous for women than Sydney.

Revealed: the worst local government locations for domestic violence

Jenna Price

Australian research tells us nearly 100 per cent of boys see porn before the age of 24. Picture Shutterstock

Maybe we need a traffic light approach; a health porn tick of approval?

We used to learn about sex on the job, so to speak. Now things are quite different

The World Bank is calling for PNG to better supply its schools to get more children back on track. (AP PHOTO)

Papua New Guinea must urgently invest more in people, including by educating children, if it wants a more stable and prosperous society, the World Bank says.

PNG has 'human capital crisis', says World Bank

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