Jodie Bruton

Albury-Wodonga

Journalist @bordermail. Material Girl columnist. Food writer. Foodie blog https://t.co/3Yh0hJBKr1. Retweets not endorsements.

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Articles

These crowd-pleasers raised $284,000 in just weeks for Cancer Council NSW

3 days ago | bordermail.com.au | Jodie Bruton

Stars of the Border 2025 participants and their dance trainers celebrate raising $284,000 for Cancer Council NSW. Picture by Nichola Boyd PhotographyEleven Border personalities have stepped out of their comfort zone for an epic cause. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
Be part of history as Albury Wodonga Symphony Orchestra returns to the stage

3 days ago | bordermail.com.au | Jodie Bruton

Albury Wodonga Symphony Orchestra (AWSO) will present its launch concert, Portraits, in Galvin Hall, Wodonga Senior Secondary College on Saturday, May 17. Picture suppliedAlbury Wodonga Symphony Orchestra (AWSO) will be in full flight this weekend after a two-decade-long hiatus. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
You will never take the sound of a wave crashing on the beach for granted again

1 week ago | bordermail.com.au | Jodie Bruton

With a simple set and stunning use of light, Scenes From The Climate Era focuses on complex topics in a refreshingly new way of storytelling. Picture suppliedAs the lights go up, a couple is debating the ethics of having a baby.
'I was terrified! I was dying, but they taught me to make every moment count'

1 week ago | bordermail.com.au | Jodie Bruton

Diagnosed with terminal bowel cancer in July, Lavington grandmother Deanne McCartin says Mercy Health Albury's palliative care staff and volunteers have been a godsend. Picture by Phoebe AdamsGrappling with her own mortality, Deanne McCartin felt adrift.
He was a totally unique individual and Tully found his tribe in the circus

1 week ago | bordermail.com.au | Jodie Bruton

Flying Fruit Fly Circus trainee Tully Fedorowjtsch was renowned for his spinning bowls, mouthstick trick and juggling ping pong balls in his mouth. Picture suppliedTully Fedorowjtsch was a born entertainer.
Ten things to do on the Border and North East this weekend, May 10-11

1 week ago | bordermail.com.au | Jodie Bruton

Mother's Day Market; Mother's Day Classic; Crocodile Dundee: The Encore Cut; Tape It! Undrawing Workshop; Scenes From The Climate Era; and Vesak Lantern Festival are among things to do on the Border and North East on May 10 and 11. Pictures by Mark Jesser, Phoebe Adams and suppliedThe Mother's Day Classic organisation has teamed up with Brave Hearts on the Murray to bring the MDC Walk back to Sumsion Gardens in Wodonga to raise funds for cancer research.
Joe goes strictly ballroom as his own dancing beans put a spring in his step

1 week ago | bordermail.com.au | Jodie Bruton

The White Owl Coffee Merchants head of coffee, Joe Perry, will perform a Latin dance with dance trainer, Megan Reid-Tonkin, at the Stars of the Border gala fundraiser event in Albury on Friday, May 9. Picture by Mark JesserJoe Perry never knew his maternal grandmother.
Albury's favourite film of all time is back but not like you've ever seen it

1 week ago | bordermail.com.au | Jodie Bruton

Regent Cinemas marketing manager Luke McClounan welcomes the return of Crocodile Dundee to Albury; it was the longest-running film in the Regent's history. Picture by Phoebe AdamsThe most popular movie in the history of the Albury cinemas is making a comeback.
Bundalong lad is honoured 110 years almost to the day he died in Gallipoli

1 week ago | bordermail.com.au | Jodie Bruton

The Australian War Memorial in Canberra will commemorate the service and sacrifice of Bundalong resident Second Lieutenant Thomas McLeod Carmichael at the Last Post Ceremony. Picture suppliedA Bundalong lad who lost his life serving his country a century ago is being remembered in the nation's capital.
One of the country's best new folk acts wraps up national tour in North East

1 week ago | bordermail.com.au | Jodie Bruton

Rufous Whistler returns to Yackandandah with their signature blend of folk and alt-country, soulful storytelling and magnetic three-part harmonies. Picture suppliedWhen Border musician Vinny Russell was dreaming up a name for his new project, he could not get Rufous Whistler out of his head.