Bathurst's Neil ("Barney") and Allison Rumble share OAM honour

Amy Rees
Updated January 26 2022 - 1:34pm, first published 4:30am
A TEAM EFFORT: Allison and Neil 'Barney' Rumble both received OAM's for their contribution to the community. Photo: CHRIS SEABROOK.
A TEAM EFFORT: Allison and Neil 'Barney' Rumble both received OAM's for their contribution to the community. Photo: CHRIS SEABROOK.

RECEIVING an Order of Australia Medal (OAM) is a special honour. And to share the experience with your spouse of 45 years? That makes it even more rare.

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Amy Rees

Amy Rees

Journalist

Journalist at the Western Advocate in Bathurst since May, 2021.

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