Their temporary digs are comfortable but the Rugendykes worry about how how the rest of the community is coping

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Updated July 13 2020 - 7:12am, first published 4:30am
Dave Rugendyke where his home once stood before the bushfire hit Cobargo. He hopes to have his new home built by Christmas. Picture: Dion Georgopoulos
Dave Rugendyke where his home once stood before the bushfire hit Cobargo. He hopes to have his new home built by Christmas. Picture: Dion Georgopoulos

When Dave Rugendyke looks out on the cleared patch of bare dirt where his new home will be built just outside Cobargo, he's finally in his happy place.

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Peter Brewer

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Telling the truth and holding agencies accountable must matter to us all. It's also important to tell the story well, and factually. Contact me at peter.brewer@canberratimes.com.au