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How Debbie's angels stitch dignity back into the lives of cancer patients

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Yarrawonga's Debbie Van Corler, awarded an OAM, leads the Turban Angels, making 86,000 items. Discover the story behind her mission to restore dignity.

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How Debbie's angels stitch dignity back into the lives of cancer patients

Yarrawonga's Debbie Van Corler, awarded an OAM, leads the Turban Angels, making 86,000 items. Discover the story behind her mission to restore dignity.

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The Border Mail broke the news on Tuesday, May 12, 2026.
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