‘Proud’ Private loving life in the Middle East
After making the switch to the armed forces, Private Myah Peters hasn’t looked back. The South West Rocks woman is now fulfilling her dream of serving her country in the Middle East.
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NSW Police employee to face court
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Mid-North Coast’s best brow technician revealed
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New $3.5m headspace centre coming 2021
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Men armed with machetes storm service station
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‘It was powerful’: The Lifeline call that changed Peter’s life
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