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    Communications Minister Paul Fletcher talks to journalists in Wagga Wagga in November after meeting regional media leaders.

    Minister lashed over regional jobs risk

    Bushfires threaten Glen Innes communities; Severe Fire Danger tomorrow across region

    • Andrew Messenger
    FODDER: Commonwealth Bank representatives Kerry McGowan and Grant Cairns with Craig Marsh from Rural Aid.

    CBA and Rural Aid bring farmers hay from South Australia

    • Steve Green
    READING: Neil Griffith of Books4Outback visited Glen Innes Monday to deliver over 100 books for the Wytaliba and Red Range schools. Picture: Andrew Messenger.

    Books charity helps fire-affected kids

    • Andrew Messenger

    A Christmas gift to warm the heart

    • Lyndell Whyte
    Anniversary of original hospital: Trainee nurses circa 1956.

    A healthy perspective

    • Eve Chappell

    Parks officers win bravery award for remote rescue

    • Andrew Messenger
    Communications Minister Paul Fletcher talks to journalists in Wagga Wagga in November after meeting regional media leaders.

    Minister lashed over regional jobs risk

    Bushfires threaten Glen Innes communities; Severe Fire Danger tomorrow across region

    • Andrew Messenger
    Wait - what about biosecurity? Photo: Shutterstock

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      A GLEN INNES WINNER: Jackpot maiden winner Fiona Meyer with judge Angus Watters. Photo: Supplied.

      A smaller event but well supported

      HIGH ACHIEVERS: Ryan and Daniel McIntyre, Jack Hillier and Byron Campbell competed for NSW at the National Shearing Championships. Photo: Supplied.

      Shearers triumph at national titles

      • Ellen Dunger
      Joel Jakcson scored a century on Saturday.

      Glen Innes score a comfortable win in round nine

      • Ellen Dunger
      A GLEN INNES WINNER: Jackpot maiden winner Fiona Meyer with judge Angus Watters. Photo: Supplied.

      A smaller event but well supported

      PUMPED: Glen Innes export Alex Newsome is "excited" about the Waratahs' Super Rugby clash at Scully Park in March: Photo: John Flitcroft

      Newsome envisions elevated form plain and him wearing gold

      • Mark Bode
      FOCUS: The shooting was done from the range’s Service Rifle forward shooting area and shot using holds commonly employed by hunters out in the scrub. Photo: Supplied.

      PHOTOSCome and try shooting with the Glen Innes SSAA day a hit

      Travel with Explore

      REVIEWHow a gamer's paradise meets feeling of luxury

      • Bernadette Chua
      APT is ready to resume operations in Myanmar in September. Picture: Shutterstock

      Voyager returns with $140 million facelift

      • Explore Travel
      These amazing natural limestone structures stand as high as 3.5 metres and were formed about 25,000 to 30,000 years ago. Picture: Shutterstock

      Explore the ancient wonderland in our own backyard

      • Bernadette Chua

      What's On

        A good cheese plate is a simple entertaining idea. Picture: Shutterstock

        How to make the ultimate cheese board

        • Karen Hardy
        Build-your-own taco board, a perfect taco night option. Picture: Jerelle Guy

        All a-board for easy entertaining

        Out now: Blood Moon, by Cold Chisel, released on December 6.

        MUSICCold Chisel rolls out new rock with Blood Moon

        • Jim Kellar
        A good cheese plate is a simple entertaining idea. Picture: Shutterstock

        How to make the ultimate cheese board

        Ian McKellen in The Good Liar. Picture: Warner Bros.

        REVIEWFine actors wasted in absurd story

        • Simon Weaving
        From left, Charlize Theron voices Morticia Addams, Chloë Grace Moretz voices Wednesday Addams, Oscar Isaac voices Gomez Addams, Finn Wolfhard voices Pugsley, and Nick Kroll voices Uncle Fester. Picture: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures Inc.

        REVIEWMacabre clan have lost some bite

        • Cris Kennedy

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              A Christmas gift to warm the heart

              • Lyndell Whyte
              Anniversary of original hospital: Trainee nurses circa 1956.

              A healthy perspective

              • Eve Chappell
              Ride for Country Kids 2019.

              Ride off into the sunset for kids

              A Christmas gift to warm the heart

              Teaching in the past | History Matters

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              LUCKY IN LOVE: NSW RFS Remote Area Firefighting Team captain Aaron Bligh with his partner and volunteer Amanda Bishop at the Ebor fires with the cat they rescued, Smokey.

              Love is the one blaze these firefighters will not extinguish

              • Madeline Link

              Photos and Video

                Wait - what about biosecurity? Photo: Shutterstock

                REAL AUSTRALIAShe'll be right mate! Or will she?

                A Christmas gift to warm the heart

                Muscle cars, memories and more: Yes, you can get them in regional Australia, too. Photo: Shutterstock

                REAL AUSTRALIADon't begin to think regional Australia is second-best

                Ferries have been cancelled as Sydney Harbour is blanketed in smoke from bushfires.

                Air quality plunges as NSW chokes on smoke

                Questions are being asked about why tourists were on White Island, amid increased volcanic activity.

                Why were tourists on NZ active volcano?

                Queensland has announced it will bid for the 2032 summer Olympic and Paralympic Games.

                Qld sprints for 2032 Olympic/Para Games

                • Michael Doyle and Sonia Kohlbacher
                David Littleproud says deploying more ADF resources to bushfires could pose national security risks.

                Warning on using air force planes in fires

                • Matt Coughlan
                NSW firefighters are bracing for a day of high fire danger as temperatures soar into the 40s.

                NSW bushfire danger ramps up, smoke thick

                Comment

                  SCOMO MOMENT: "No, mate. You tell that little weasel to stop talking like a f****** policy wonk. Joe and Jane Average Australian aren't interested in that bull****." Photo: Gareth Gardner

                  SATIRECurtain pulled back: real ScoMo is revealed

                  • Mark Bode
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                  REAL AUSTRALIAShe'll be right mate! Or will she?

                  • Ashley Walmsley
                  The World Anti-Doping Agency has come down on Russia - in a manner of sorts. Photo: Shutterstock

                  OPINIONWhen a ban is a ban of sorts, sometimes

                  • Janine Graham

                  Stories From The Senior

                  Simple things missed in care

                  • Cheryl Field
                  Edith Cowan University's Dr Stephanie Rainey-Smith shares her insights into Alzheimer's disease on the Body of Knowledge podcast.

                  What can you do to avoid Alzheimer's disease?

                  • Geraldine Cardozo

                  Warning as scammers steal mobile phone numbers, rob bank accounts

                  • Eileen Wood

                  National

                    Gavin Dallow and his stepdaughter Zoe Hosking (R) are among Australians killed in the NZ volcano.

                    Seven Australians confirmed dead in NZ

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                    Cooler temperatures have brought some relief but the fire danger remains high across much of NSW.

                    More than 720 NSW homes destroyed by fire

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                    Thousands of climate change protesters have rallied in Sydney, after days of smoke across the city.

                    Thousands rally in Sydney as fires burn

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                    Ernest Wong says he had an alcoholic blackout after a controversial NSW Labor fundraising dinner.

                    Former MP cites drunken blackout at ICAC

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                    Confessed rapist Bradley Robert Edwards is on trial in WA accused of murdering three women.

                    Murder suspect not seen in Claremont video

                    • Angie Raphael and Rebecca Le May
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                    Victoria Police thought the George Pell case would overtake the media focus on Nicola Gobbo.

                    Vic cops planned to weather Lawyer X storm

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                    Two Australians have been confirmed dead after New Zealand's White Island volcano erupted.

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                    Anthony Albanese has backed coal exports as Labor tries to win back support.

                    Albanese wants jobs, security for miners

                    • Daniel McCulloch and Finbar O'Mallon

                    Stories From The Land

                    BAPTISM OF FIRE: Zhoe Hart, Jane Taylor, Julie Hinchey and Sophie Taylor rushed to help fight the Currowan blaze on December 5.

                    The all-female crew that just 'fell into place'

                    • Claudia Ferguson
                    Professor Nick Gill - "The business of agriculture is facing a whole range of challenges including climate change and soil degradation and many farmers are looking at transforming their practices," Photo: supplied

                    Regenerative agriculture is an uncommon journey

                    • Stephen Burns
                    All smiles as the new NSW Young Farmer of the Year, Dorrigo's Renae Connell, accepts her award from NSW Agriculture Minister Adam Marshall and NSW Farmers' president James Jackson.

                    Big crowd gathers for Farmer of Year award

                    • John Ellicott

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