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Community and innovation keeping COVID-19 at bay – About Regional
It takes a steady hand at the tiller to steer a vessel through a storm, and right now, in the…
Murrumbidgee Local Health District chief executive Jill Ludford. Photo: Supplied.
It takes a steady hand at the tiller to steer a vessel through a storm, and right now, in the southern reaches of NSW, the health of 250,000 people depend on it.
One person who has held unwavering eyes on the horizon is Jill Ludford, especially recently as the blustery tempest that is COVID-19 skulks on the border of NSW and Victoria
As chief executive of Murrumbidgee Local Health District (MLHD), Jill is used t…
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