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IN THIS EDITION:
* A special Citizens Inquiry into the disaster on the Barka/Darling River and Menindee Lakes last year has found that governments had breached their obligations and broken international law.
* Police called firefighters to help remove up to ten containers of an unknown substance found when they searched a Morgan Street property on Monday evening.
* Broken Hill is among a new network of local governments that have declared a climate emergency and written to the Prime Minister, urging him to act on climate change as part of the nation’s recovery from COVID-19.
* Laurel and Bryan Symonds will tomorrow celebrate 65 years of marriage.
* Local St John’s Ambulance volunteers were recognised at a NSW annual awards ceremony last week.
* North have finally got their A Grade season started with a 21-run win over Central.
* After a couple of weekends off thanks to unusual wet weather in Broken Hill, the Barrier District Cricket League had a full schedule of matches last weekend.
