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Group 19 first division grand final guide | Team lists, previews and podcast

Group 19 first division grand final guide | Team lists, previews and podcast

Ellen Dunger

Group 19 podcast for grand final week

Group 19 podcast for grand final week

Ellen Dunger

GAME BREAKER: Sarah Woolfe earned the Group 19 rookie of the year award at the presenation night last week.

Grand final fever hits Glen Innes

Ellen Dunger

Group 19 first division grand final guide | Team lists, previews and podcast

Group 19 first division grand final guide | Team lists, previews and podcast

MOMENTOUS: The Glen Innes Celts will play in the inaugural AFL North West under-14 grand final. Photo: Supplied.

Celts off to the grand final after beating Tamworth

Ellen Dunger

CHAMPIONS: The Glen Innes Elks won the New England Rugby Union third grade premiership after a convincing win in the grand final against Tamworth.

Elks claim a grand final victory against Tamworth | Photos

Ellen Dunger

Group 19 first division grand final guide | Team lists, previews and podcast

Group 19 first division grand final guide | Team lists, previews and podcast

Ellen Dunger

Banning Australian producers from using European product names would hurt the industry, farmers say.

Farmers warn of harm from EU food name ban

Matt Coughlan

Hot cross buns will be baked all year round at one supermarket chain in response to customer demand.

Don't be cross, get your hot buns all year

Group 19 first division grand final guide | Team lists, previews and podcast

Group 19 first division grand final guide | Team lists, previews and podcast

BIG SMILES: North of Eden's Gavin Hughes and Karen Touchie are "over the moon" they took home silver and bronze in an international competition. Picture: David Rogers

Start-up gin distillery takes on the world

Albert McKnight

Red Range Public School year 5 student Dali Feltham's collage 'Anzac Remembrance '

Red Range school student included in 'Let's hang it!' exhibition

Newsroom

We may not have been back to the moon since 1969 but the advanced technology of today would certainly have to make for a smoother landing.

Could your mobile phone take you to the moon and back?

Emma Brown

SOMETHING TO TRUMPET: Everyone likes to look good in Cochin, India.

Cruise Singapore to Dubai next year

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King of the hill | 404 Gostwyck Road, Uralla

King of the hill | 404 Gostwyck Road, Uralla

We may not have been back to the moon since 1969 but the advanced technology of today would certainly have to make for a smoother landing.

Could your mobile phone take you to the moon and back?

RHUBARB AND ROSIE: Janie Kent opened the florist shop in April last year. She sells fresh flowers for weddings, birthdays, thank yous, 'or just because'.

Parade features town's gowns

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Popular choice: Owning a mobile phone is a necessity for just about everyone these days, but did you know that there are 2.5 billion of us that use Android making it the world's most popular operating system.

How to find the perfect phone for you

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King of the hill | 404 Gostwyck Road, Uralla

King of the hill | 404 Gostwyck Road, Uralla

King of the hill

King of the hill

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House of the Week | Decked out for views

House of the Week | Decked out for views

Small patch of dieback affected pasture

Hay brought into the region suspected of paddock dieback

Newsroom

Vital role in the community: Mary Cornish on the veranda of the Red Range Post Office.

Postmistress dedicated to serving her community

Eve Chappell

There are lessons to learn from our history

OPINION
There are lessons to learn from our history

Andrew Messenger

Small patch of dieback affected pasture

Hay brought into the region suspected of paddock dieback

KILLING FIELDS: Australians overcame fanatical resistence by Viet Cong soldiers at the Battle of Binh Ba 50 years ago. We will mark the occasion this Vietnam Veterans' day.

OPINION
Vietnam Veterans' Day: Forgotten battle of Binh Ba a famous victory

Ken Michell

Game Licensing Unit (Photo: Department of Primary Industry Inspector)

Illegal Hunting being targeted by NSW police

Newsroom

GOT IT: While picking up the keys was exciting, I soon realised that this was the easy part. Photo: SUPPLIED

I renovated a house for Airbnb: here's what I learnt

Son of a gun: Zipping Browny's sire, three-time Group 1 winner My Bro Fabio. Picture: Sandown Greyhounds.

Maidens take centre stage at Dapto

Earth, wind and fire - but not enough water

REAL AUSTRALIA
Earth, wind and fire - but not enough water

Streaking clear: Track specialist Smart Desire at Goulburn. Picture: Goulburn Greyhound Racing Club.

Goulburn kick starts track reconstructions

When the reality is a stark one

REAL AUSTRALIA
When the reality is a stark one

Janine Graham

TRESSES: Eli Spielvogel will shave his long locks to raise money for the Leukemia Foundation. Picture: supplied

Eli's close shave to give thanks for good health

Michelle Smith

Emergency or not? Well, it depends on where you live, it seems. Photo: Shutterstock

REAL AUSTRALIA
Climate emergency or just rubbish?

James Joyce

Ready to rock: Star filly Libertini. Picture: Yarraman Park Stud.

Star filly Libertini readies for Winx Stakes Day return

Peter Davis

Pranking - what could possibly go wrong?

Pranking - what could possibly go wrong?

John Malouff
2hrs ago

I'm all right Jack: Inaction on climate change is just one of the ways that Australia is letting down younger generations.

How we are failing our younger generations

John Hewson

Sometimes sadness crushes the daisies

OPINION
Sometimes sadness crushes the daisies

Building Bridges to Boorowa volunteer Dick Orchard takes a break from tree planting. Photo: Andrew Scott

Tree change: How one Orchard and an army of volunteers can make a difference

Geraldine Cardozo

Taryn Tottman said the life sentence for murdering her sister and family is "extremely suitable".

Dad never to be free for WA family murders

Angie Raphael

Kookaburras to Mr Whippy. What does Australia sound like to you?

Kookaburras to Mr Whippy. What does Australia sound like to you?

Victoria's government has announced public drunkenness will be decriminalised in the state.

Victoria dumps public drunkenness crime

11m ago

Fire crews in NSW's Hunter region battled to save homes from a fast-moving bushfire overnight.

Homes saved as NSW bushfire threat eases

58m ago

Home Affairs minister Peter Dutton says Australia doesn't have to choose between the US and China.

Dutton rejects 'friends and enemies' mould

1hr ago

Surgery at Brisbane's Princess Alexandra Hospital has been suspended indefinitely.

Surgery suspended at Brisbane hospital

2hrs ago

Sweet deal: Chinese miner Shenhua did a $262 million deal with the NSW government to buy the unwanted half of its Watermark coal exploration tenement at Breeza, on the Liverpool Plains. Photo: Rachael Webb

Money pit: NSW's $262m Shenhua deal a coal dud

Mike Foley
2hrs ago

A key union official has called on Queensland Deputy Premier Jackie Trad to resign.

CFMEU boss says Qld deputy premier must go

Tracey Ferrier
2hrs ago

Tanya Day 55, died after being in police custody at Castlemaine. Picture: Justin McManus.

Public drunkenness to be decriminalised after death of woman in custody

Chris Pedler
2hrs ago

Annastacia Palaszczuk's office has apologised for publishing the name of an ASIO operative online.

Qld premier's diary identified ASIO agent

Liza Kappelle and Sonia Kohlbacher

University of Sydney researcher Dr William Salter running tests on wheat plants. His attention has now turned to investigating photosynthetic induction kinetics with chickpeas.

Shining a light on photosynthesis

KAREN BAILEY

Always a farmer at heart, Tim Fischer pictured in 1990 in a canola crop in a story for The Land. It's Barossa canola on his farm Peppers at Boree Creek.

Fischer a "titan" of the National Party

John Ellicott, Mike Foley and Vernon Graham

Samantha Longmore features in The Land's podcast, Hear Them Raw, to share her story after overcoming two accidents in one day. Pictures: Lucy Kinbacher

'I survived two crashes in one day'

Lucy Kinbacher

A great experience: fishing at Berkeley River Lodge.

Great ideas for your next getaway

John Rozentals

Nowhere epitomises the problems as much as Venice, which attracts 30 million tourists a year to its magnificent canals and bridges.

Top tourism spots crack down as they become victim of own success

Emma Batha, Thomson Reuters Foundation

Impressive: The view from Common Grounds and the historic wooden bridge across the Hunter.

Take time to mosey around Morpeth

John Rozentals

GOT IT: While picking up the keys was exciting, I soon realised that this was the easy part. Photo: SUPPLIED

I renovated a house for Airbnb: here's what I learnt

Alex Crowe

Anybody investing in shares can expect four negative years out of every 10. This does leave six good ones to take advantage of.

Time in is more important than timing

Noel Whittaker

HOPE: The daffodil is one of the first flowers of spring. For many affected by cancer, the daffodil represents hope for a cancer-free future.

A symbol of hope, strength