Tsunami news for Wodonga, Australia

Gunns case is huge concern 28 Mar 2005
AFTER the tsunami I received a steady stream of letters requesting donations and like the rest of us I was glad to be able to help. ... Wodonga Border Mail,

Tsunami left sex imbalance Mar 25, 2005
FOUR times more women than men were killed in some villages worst hit by the Indian Ocean tsunami, leaving a severe gender imbalance in the region, according ... Wodonga Border Mail,

Good Friday Appeal hit in the line of duty Mar 25, 2005
...only so much money,� Wodonga appeal co-ordinator Mr Neville Frichot said. “We had Red Cross Calling last week and then weve had the tsunami which was only ... Wodonga Border Mail,

Defying the appeal wave Mar 17, 2005
...people toward the tsunami victims has been unprecedented. “At last count $204,000 had been raised by the appeal at Commonwealth banks in Albury, Wodonga and ... Wodonga Border Mail,

Woman 21st tsunami victim Mar 8, 2005
SYDNEY woman Ms Katherine Glinsky was yesterday confirmed as the 21st official Australian victim of the Boxing Day tsunami. The ... Wodonga Border Mail,

Tsunami aid could break laws Feb 28, 2005
ORGANISERS of tsunami aid appeals could be unwittingly breaking Australias anti-terror laws, it was claimed yesterday. The University ... Wodonga Border Mail,

Boat launch tsunami was the work of cod Feb 27, 2005
Any sudden en-masse fish movement as is occurring now with fluctuating river levels may have created a small tsunami wave catching the two officers off guard. ... Wodonga Border Mail,

Its all about ethics Mar 16, 2005
He praised the “magnificently generous� corporate reaction to the Boxing Day tsunami disaster, which had gone some way to ushering in a new era of socially ... Wodonga Border Mail,

Demon Motlop in footy heaven Mar 16, 2005
MELBOURNE has overcome some last-minute hitches to secure former Kangaroos forward Shannon Motlop as its replacement for tsunami victim Troy Broadbridge. ... Wodonga Border Mail,

Toys to support charity Mar 7, 2005
...on Saturday to raise money for the Red Cross tsunami appeal. The toys will be on sale at St Johns Anglican Church hall, Beechworth Rd, Wodonga, and helping out ... Wodonga Border Mail,

Westlands residents do their bit Mar 11, 2005
By PETER WILSON. RESIDENTS and staff at Wodongas Westlands aged care hostel have donated more than $1800 to the Red|Cross Border Tsunami Appeal. ... Wodonga Border Mail,

Indon leader to visit PM Mar 13, 2005
Mr Howard said Australias aid to the tsunami-ravaged Aceh province would be discussed but the wider relationship was on the agenda. ... Wodonga Border Mail,

Crikey! That helps Mar 9, 2005
CROCODILE hunter Steve Irwin and several Queensland businesses were providing aid to animals in Indonesias tsunami-affected areas, State Premier Mr Peter ... Wodonga Border Mail,

Tragedy to haunt children for life Mar 4, 2005
THE physical rebuilding of tsunami-devastated communities would take years but the ... The Albury-Wodonga Private Hospital, Border Medical Imaging and surgical ... Wodonga Border Mail,

Hayley back from India Mar 11, 2005
HAYLEY Seaton has returned to Albury after five weeks working in a school in one of southern Indias tsunami-affected areas. Ms Seaton ... Wodonga Border Mail,

No planning for disaster Mar 9, 2005
...in the first couple of hundred metres is equal to the type of destruction that occurred in India, Sri Lanka and Thailand after the Asian tsunami,� Prof Nott ... Wodonga Border Mail,

NSW aim to better thinner Sharks Mar 4, 2005
The loss of captain and hooker John Smit to the tsunami charity game and combative loose forward AJ Venter to a hamstring injury has left the Sharks pack ... Wodonga Border Mail,

Come along for cuen sanook Mar 3, 2005
By SUE WALLACE. TASTY Thai food, a monster auction and Thai entertainment will feature at a night of fun to assist Thai tsunami victims. ... Wodonga Border Mail,

Base debate solely on facts Feb 28, 2005
...not an option for them. Countless children lost their lives in the tsunami and the whole world rightly grieves. In light of this ... Wodonga Border Mail,

Prize support appreciated Mar 9, 2005
WE would like to thank those who organised and donated the prizes in the Albury Base Hospital tsunami raffle. We were lucky enough to have the winning ticket. ... Wodonga Border Mail,