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Moving from survival to normality, project delivers for bushfire-affected residents

October 28, 2021

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Dean, pictured with Bega Valley Council’s Kelly McDowall and All Hands and Hearts volunteers, has received a bathroom unit through the Water and Sanitation project. (Photo taken before COVID-19 restrictions). Photo: BVSC.

As communities enter the 2021/22 bushfire season, some of those who lost…

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