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'Crap service': 3G shutdown will leave remote households in the lurch
Sarah Falson
Ross Shearwood from Narromine. Picture supplied
Step into history as trailblazing women of WA honoured in new legacy trail
Walk among legends at Karrakatta Cemetery's new walking trail that commemorates 22 inspirational women.
Hazel Bradley
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ACM file image. Picture by Darren Pateman.
The Senior's May edition is out now - online and in print
Find out about Grandparent alienation, living in the Kimberley and holidaying in Europe.
Pick up a copy of the May 2024 edition of The Senior at your local stockist, or flip through the e-edition online.
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From mountains to sea, snappers have been busy for Photo of the Month comp
Therese Murray
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Lorraine Horton's winning entry for May. Picture by Lorraine Horton
The art of travelling light: an expert tells
From rolling to zip lock bags, this former flight attendant reveals her secrets.
Fiona Allan
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Fiona Allan has been besotted with travel since she was 13. For years she was a flight attendant and today she is travel writer. Picture supplied by Fiona Allan.
Three generations' passion for high speed Rubik's cubing
Meet the fastest family taking over the speed cubing scene in Victoria's Goldfields region.
Alex Dalziel
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Shirley Lewis, Daniel Lewis, 10, and Michael Lewis at a speed cubing event in Ballarat. Picture by Kate Healy
Listening and laughing the key to a happy marriage, say Gwen and Jack
Therese Murray
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Gwen and Jack O'Malley will celebrate their 69th wedding anniversary on April 30. Picture supplied
The Senior pays tribute to some of Australia's war heroes for Anzac Day
Veterans and their families share stories of tears and triumph.
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Clockwise from top left: A woman placing a poppy at the Australian Ex-Prisoners of War Memorial; Colin Goyne, Barbara Archer, Irene Dixon, Rohan Goyne, Ronald Houghton, Ben Farinazzo, Barbara Archer. Pictures supplied/ACM
Tony Pang honoured with Lifetime Community Service medal
Multicultural advocate Tony Pang honoured for community service.
Rowan Cowley
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Tony Pang pictured with his Lifetime Community Service Medal. Photo by Rowan Cowley
Barbara's stealthy work to bring down enemy targets in World War II
Women like Barbara Archer helped bomber planes hit their targets remotely. Here's how.
Anthony Caggiano
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Barbara Archer (nee Ward) during her time in the Women's Auxiliary Air Force. Picture supplied

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