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Companies talk apprenticeships with local students

Firefighter, bank teller, geologist? Choosing a career path can be a daunting task for an adolescent.

About 600 high school students who will face such a decision soon yesterday attended a local career and courses expo at the army barracks.

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* Darcie Smith has a go on the fire hose with the help of fireman Tom Schmidt.

 

Top honour from Rotary

Larger-than-life local Ken Holden was awarded Rotary's top honour on Monday night.

The Paul Harris Fellowship was bestowed upon Mr Holden by the Rotary Club of Broken Hill for his service to the community.

The award came as a complete surprise to Mr Holden, who was overwhelmed by emotion during the presentation at the annual changeover dinner.

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Book your classifieds anytime

The Barrier Daily Truth offers a Classifieds section allowing you to advertise as a linage Classified in print six days per week. Here you can lodge your advert (words only, no logo's or colour available in this section) in text format and receive a quote before submitting.

 

 

Celebrating 100 years

A century is a long time by any measure, so for anybody, business, organisation or even city it is something to celebrate. BDT celebrated with a reunion of employees, past and present, by publishing these feature pages and, as we have done in recent months and will continued into the future, with regular historical features compiled by contributors.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

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