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Dubbo Photo News December 12-18, 2019
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“GAME ON MOLE!” By NATALIE LEWIS Carrie-Ann Beggs (pictured second d from left) is proving to be a valuable ambassador for the Melanoma Institute, jumping on board its latest campaign, Game on Mole. The Dubbo mum, who is open about her own Stage 4 melanoma di-
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agnosis, ssaid the promotion is a great way for pe people to check their skin for abnormalities as the summer season abnorma underway. gets unde Carrie-Ann is pictured with her daughter Emily Ford and parents Ann and Gary Beggs.
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By LYDIA PEDRANA LOCAL retailers are bracing for an increase in the incidence of shoplifting in the lead up to Christmas. Staff from both small and large businesses from around town told Dubbo Photo News that a spike in theft from their stores at this time of year is a usual trend. Last December, local police had 40 instances of retail theft reported directly to the station or via the NSW Police Portal.
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As at last Monday, there had already been four instances reported for the month. Tate Moore, the manager of popular clothing retailer Cotton On, said shoplifting during the festive season is a major problem for the store which is located at Orana Mall. “Now that we are getting closer to Christmas, it definitely brings them (thieves) all out,” she said.
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