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24 September 2026

Family seeks answers after beloved Taree woman Judith Browne found dead in river on NSW Mid North Coast

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Family seeks answers after beloved Taree woman Judith Browne found dead in river on NSW Mid North Coast

‘The world has lost a bright light but the heavens have gained a beautiful angel.’

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