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We’ll be back in a jiffy

Alistair Finlay

JUST a heads up that after today’s paper, the team at the Broken Hill Times will be taking a one-week publication pause.

That means there will be no paper on Friday, December 27, but we’ll resume normal publication service on Friday, January 3.

During that time we’ll be putting up all our news on the Broken Hill Times website – bhtimes.com.au, as well as our Facebook page which can be found at facebook.com/BrokenHillTimes.

The paper’s office on Argent Street will be closed between Wednesday, December 25 and Friday, December 27, as well as on Wednesday, January 1.

On behalf of myself and the team at the Broken Hill Times I’d like to wish you all a safe and wonderful festive period and sincerely thank the entire community for such a warm and uplifting welcome to the Broken Hill district.

Alistair Finlay
Editor

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