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The Gazette visited Richmond Marketplace to see what our readers want for Christmas. Pictures by Sarah Falson.

Zahlee Payne, aged 11, wants a Pokemon Evee Pop Vinyl, and Zaviah Payne, aged 9, wants anything Pokemon-related. The children are from Bligh Park, pictured visiting Santa at Richmond Marketplace. Picture by Kate Payne

Sophie, 10 - South Windsor - "A Robux gift card because I can spend it on my computer games."

Kim - Faulconbridge - "To have everyone stay safe and healthy and have a lovely Christmas break."

Maddy - Richmond - "A new pair of wireless Bluetooth earbuds from JBL."

Cody - Hobartville - "A full leg Christmas ham for me and the family."

Emma - Bowen Mountain - "More tattoos on my back and a holiday - somewhere tropical."

Melissa - Glossodia - "A family caravan holiday on the Gold Coast." 
Hasan - Merrylands - "I wish the government would spend more money on roads and bridges so we don't have so many problems when it floods."

Kerem Doruk

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Michael Parris

NSW Treasurer Daniel Mookhey has tabled his first budget. Picture by AAP

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Megan Davis (left), one of the Indigenous leaders asking us to establish a Voice to Parliament. AAP/National Reconciliation Council supplied

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Dayle Latham

Twins Romy and Hudson, 8, get started on their mascot designs for honesty as part of the Kind Kids Design a Mascot competition. Scan the QR code to enter. Picture supplied

New competition, run by the Kindness Factory in association with ACM, encourages children to design a kindness mascot.

Design a kindness mascot and win cash and prizes for your school

Kate McIlwain

Lisa Langley attended the public hearing into birth trauma in Wollongong on Thursday with her three-month-old baby Jenson. Picture by Sylvia Liber

Follow our live coverage of the hearing on September 7.

First personal accounts of birth trauma to be heard at Wollongong inquiry hearing

What do Hawkesbury Gazette readers want for Christmas?

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The Gazette visited Richmond Marketplace to see what our readers want for Christmas.

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