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11 June, 2024
BlazeAid team helps mend broken hearts
Farmers are tagged tough and resilient, but even the most hardy are overcome with emotion when volunteers roll up and offer free labour to clear away fire-ravaged fences and put up new ones.
![BlazeAid workers: Ray Le Vaillant, Melbourne; Stan Rasmussen, Bendigo; Dawn Perrett, Bundaberg, kneeling front; Tony Hindrum, Launceston; Irk Fernandes, Brazil; Bob Pride, Melbourne; Ana Julia Jorge, Brazil and Lyn Rasmussen, Bendigo. PHOTO: FAYE SMITH](https://wmnnews-4634.kxcdn.com/img/containers/assets/news/blaze-aid.jpeg/c7fd35ad04b48f71698942f5a1af391d.jpeg)
BlazeAid workers: Ray Le Vaillant, Melbourne; Stan Rasmussen, Bendigo; Dawn Perrett, Bundaberg, kneeling front; Tony Hindrum, Launceston; Irk Fernandes, Brazil; Bob Pride, Melbourne; Ana Julia Jorge, Brazil and Lyn Rasmussen, Bendigo. PHOTO: FAYE SMITH
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