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Diabetes initiative goes statewide after finding local success | The Northern Daily Leader

Learn how the 'Too Deadly for Diabetes' program is expanding in NSW, with remarkable health improvements and community empowerment at its core.

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Group 4: Dungowan to host Werris Creek in first Indigenous Round | The Northern Daily Leader

The club was inspired after participating in an Indigenous Round last year.

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Tamworth Trekkers host Walk, Talk and Check at Bicentennial Park on Tuesday May 2, to raise awareness of heart health | The Northern Daily Leader

The Heart Foundation reports that on average one person dies from heart disease every 12 minutes.

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Tamworth Trekkers host Walk, Talk and Check at Bicentennial Park on Tuesday May 2, to raise awareness of heart health | The Northern Daily Leader

The Heart Foundation reports that on average one person dies from heart disease every 12 minutes.

New south walesAnnabelle williamsRobyn bartonPeter hardinAndrew mahonyHeart foundationAustralian bureau of statisticsTamworth aboriginal medical serviceRural fitTamworth trekkersBicentennial parkTamworth aboriginal medicalRural fit andrew mahonyAustralian bureauNorthern daily leader

Tamworth Trekkers host Walk, Talk and Check at Bicentennial Park on Tuesday May 2, to raise awareness of heart health | The Northern Daily Leader

The Heart Foundation reports that on average one person dies from heart disease every 12 minutes.

New south walesRobyn bartonAnnabelle williamsAndrew mahonyPeter hardinTamworth aboriginal medical serviceHeart foundationAustralian bureau of statisticsRural fitTamworth trekkersBicentennial parkTamworth aboriginal medicalRural fit andrew mahonyAustralian bureauNorthern daily leader

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