New South Wales · Riverina · 2640
North Albury runs from the Waugh Road shops up to the Lavington boundary, and it is mostly postwar housing on wide blocks with the odd pocket of newer infill. Families here use the North Albury shopping strip and the sporting fields off Union Road rather than driving into the CBD. The trade work reflects the housing stock: reroofing, rewiring, drainage and bathroom rebuilds on homes built in the fifties and sixties.
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Chiropractors · Wodonga
Complete Care Chiropractic runs its main clinic on Beechworth Road in Wodonga, with additional clinics at Swift Street in Albury and Edward Street…
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Cleaners · Wodonga
Albury Wodonga EcoClean is a Melrose Drive, Wodonga cleaning business covering carpet steam cleaning, upholstery and furniture cleaning.
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Greengrocers · Wodonga
Fruit and vegetable market on Osburn Street in Wodonga that also carries meat, groceries, bakery, dairy and confectionery.
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Health Food Stores · Wodonga
Health food shop on High Street Wodonga stocking organic, eco friendly and chemical free products alongside supplements and whole foods.
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Nurseries · Wodonga
Nursery on Elgin Boulevard in Wodonga carrying a large range of indoor and outdoor shrubs, trees and seedlings, plus garden giftware and accessories.
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Furniture Stores · West Wodonga
Furniture store at the corner of Romet Road and McKoy Street in West Wodonga, selling lounges, dining settings, bedroom suites.
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125 across 81 categories, of which 0 have been verified. 117 of them are based in a nearby town and travel in to work here.
North Albury runs from the Waugh Road shops up to the Lavington boundary, and it is mostly postwar housing on wide blocks with the odd pocket of newer infill. Families here use the North Albury shopping strip and the sporting fields off Union Road rather than driving into the CBD. The trade work reflects the housing stock: reroofing, rewiring, drainage and bathroom rebuilds on homes built in the fifties and sixties.
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