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Crashed: the wreckage of the Holden Vectra in Guyra on Sunday. Photo: NSW Police

Driver allegedly reached 180km per hour trying to outrun police

Breanna Chillingworth

PLANTING IDEAS: Celebrity gardener Costa Georgiadis encourages Camdenville Public School students to see what goes on a ground level when planting fire retardant native shrubs.

Costa sows hope after fires

Robyn Ainsworth

FUNDS TO DRILL: Member for Northern Tablelands Adam Marshall with Armidale Regional Council Mayor Simon Murray.

Council water drilling to continue with $500,000 from NSW Government

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ORGANISER: Tara Toomey said Seasons is a chance to rub shoulders with the producers of the best that New England has to offer.

New Englander rail experience new for seasons

Steve Green

BEGINNING: Dr Joan O'Donnell said the Driver Wellness Clinic was about to be launched in Armidale on Monday, February 17.

Institute of Driver Health to launch in Armidale on Monday

Steve Green

REPATRIATION: CEO of the Kempsey Local Aboriginal Land Council Greg Douglas said they would return for the other things held by UNE that belong to the Dunghutti Nation.

Dunghutti Nation take ancestors back to country

Steve Green

WORK: Essential Energy crews will be performing maintenance on the power system this weekend, weather permitting.

Planned electricity outages this weekend

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Crashed: the wreckage of the Holden Vectra in Guyra on Sunday. Photo: NSW Police

Driver allegedly reached 180km per hour trying to outrun police

Breanna Chillingworth

PLANTING IDEAS: Celebrity gardener Costa Georgiadis encourages Camdenville Public School students to see what goes on a ground level when planting fire retardant native shrubs.

Costa sows hope after fires

Robyn Ainsworth

Peter Sugar describes a torrent of water, logs and fire debris sounding like a tsunami as it swept into Nerrigundah. Photo: Adam McLean

Trail of tears as fire-scarred South Coast mops up after the flood

HURRICANE HENDO: Mitch Henderson starred for the Knights last season, and haunted them on Sunday with "really fast" play. Photo: NRL

Henderson stars as Tigers trounce Knights in Laurie Daley Cup opener

Mark Bode

WASHED OUT: BJ Cameron has entered the Guyra-based G-town Sloggers in the Super 8s carnival.

UPDATEDSuper 8s charity cricket carnival delayed

Ellen Dunger

Group 19 Referees Association president Craig Smith said they have "no issues" with numbers in the refereeing ranks. Photo: Group 19 Facebook- Bronwyn Marks.

On the lookout: referees push for recruits

Ellen Dunger and Billy Jupp

HURRICANE HENDO: Mitch Henderson starred for the Knights last season, and haunted them on Sunday with "really fast" play. Photo: NRL

Henderson stars as Tigers trounce Knights in Laurie Daley Cup opener

Fond memories: Richard Rowlings, pictured here presenting an award to Tomas Bowman at last year's North West awards, has bid farewell to Tamworth after 22 years. Photo: Paul Mathews Photographics

Rowlings pads up for the next chapter

Samantha Newsam

STRENGTH IN NUMBERS: Jayden Field with Tremane Patterson and Rachel Coles at training last Tuesday. Photo: Grant Robertson.

Super Spuds pre-season in full swing

Ellen Dunger

Tiny sailing boats float in the fountain outside Luxembourg Palace, in the Luxembourg Garden in Paris. Picture: Shutterstock

Parisian perfection: why you need to visit in spring

Steve McKenna

Alice Springs bursts even more into life for Parrtjima, starting early April. Picture: James Horan

Eight dates you need in your travel diary right now

Explore Travel

Check with your cruise line to see what changes may have been made to your itinerary.

Cruise stops cancelled, routes suspended in face of coronavirus

Explore Travel

Free rugby league sports clinic for Guyra

Free rugby league sports clinic for Guyra

Guyra's Lamb & Potato Festival starts next week

Guyra's Lamb & Potato Festival starts next week

TALENTED LOCALS: Quilt and Craft Display organiser Robin Godlonton, TroutFest co-ordinator Lynne Chapman, and Guyra artist Kay Smith. Photo: Nicholas Fuller

TroutFest: Local arts and crafts on display at the RSL Hall

Nicholas Fuller

Free rugby league sports clinic for Guyra

Free rugby league sports clinic for Guyra

AND IT'S IN THE NET: Previous success at a fishing clinic. Photo supplied by Lynne Chapman.

You're invited to Guyra's TroutFest this weekend

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READ ALL ABOUT IT: Click on the above for all your country music news.

Tamworth Country Music Festival Magazine

Have a break: This summer explore more of our vast continent without worrying about network coverage. With Pennytel you can get 98.8 per cent coverage across Australia's populated areas.

Keeping covered this summer

Could this be the perfect Christmas present?

Could this be the perfect Christmas present?

Emma Brown

READ ALL ABOUT IT: Click on the above for all your country music news.

Tamworth Country Music Festival Magazine

Leadership qualities: Kate Venables was one of the first managers in Australia to receive Chartered Manager accreditation.

The making of a leader

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Residential property listings portal realestateview.com.au competes with Domain, which is majority owned by Nine Entertainment Co, and realestate.com.au, which is controlled by News Corp.

Catalano digital deal delivers property with a view

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ACM pilots new digital platform to find the right buyer for your home

Property of the Week | Rich grazing land

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PLANTING IDEAS: Celebrity gardener Costa Georgiadis encourages Camdenville Public School students to see what goes on a ground level when planting fire retardant native shrubs.

Costa sows hope after fires

Robyn Ainsworth

PRECAUTIONS: Wildlife must be handled with care to protect you and them.

How to cope with those close encounters of the wildlife kind

Lyndell Whyte

STIMULATION: Caged birds need plenty of enrichment to stave off boredom.

The original twitter ... keeping your feathered friends happy

RSPCA

PLANTING IDEAS: Celebrity gardener Costa Georgiadis encourages Camdenville Public School students to see what goes on a ground level when planting fire retardant native shrubs.

Costa sows hope after fires

HAPPY TIMES: Cobweb in his prime. He loved his garden ... it was his kingdom.

Love and loss ... the price we are willing to pay for our pets

Lyndell Whyte

TAKING CARE: Animals, just like people, can be seriously affected by smoke haze.

Helping animals cope with those not-so-happy, hazy days

RSPCA

Peter Sugar describes a torrent of water, logs and fire debris sounding like a tsunami as it swept into Nerrigundah. Photo: Adam McLean

Trail of tears as fire-scarred South Coast mops up after the flood

STUNNING: Follow the Midnight Sun through the Arctic Circle on a Viking Cruise from London to Bergen in Norway.

Enter now: win a Scandinavian cruise with Viking

Pot luck: Ray Hollingsworth with the ring he found at Gateway Plaza. Picture: Anthony Brady

Juliette, a builder's found your ring, but where's Romeo?

Superb fairy-wren populations in Canberra are declining. Picture: Simon Bennett

Why global warming is such a turn-off for Canberra's favourite bird

Clare and Lyn Hedger, from Alfredton, are on board the Diamond Princess which is quarantined in Yokohama Harbour after a coronavirus outbreak. Picture: Clare Hedger

Mum, daughter in windowless lockdown on coronavirus cruise ship

Greg Gliddon

Team Rubicon volunteers at the end of a long day dropping and chopping trees in Cobargo and Quaama. Photos: Ben Smyth

Viking gods and the grey shirt army: Team Rubicon Australia in action

Ben Smyth

COMPLETED: Warrnambool's Karenlyn Ryan has been working on her 32,000 piece Keith Haring puzzle since 2011. Picture: Rob Gunstone

Eight years and 32,256 pieces later, it's so much more than a jigsaw

Jessica Howard

Dawny doing her best out to sea. Photo: Qld Police

Wallaby rescued 6km out to sea

HOURS IN THE DAY: Cloning hasn't been mainstreamed yet, making coming up with new ideas somewhat of a curse.

OPINIONI can't do everything - as much as I would like

Zoë Wundenberg
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What to say when you don't have any words

What to say when you don't have any words

John Malouff

Unprecedented summer of bushfires show Australia must change

OPINIONUnprecedented summer of bushfires show Australia must change

Kelsea Thurgood

TURNING THE PAGE: Rosie Craven is living with early stage Alzheimer's but is now able to enjoy hobbies such as reading again thanks to a new clinical trial.

Everything is Rosie thanks to new Alzheimer's drug trial

Rowan Cowley

LADY OF THE HOUSE: Miriam Margolyes as Aunt Prudence in Miss Fisher and the Crypt of Tears, in cinemas nationally from February 27.

Dear Prudence comes out to play for unstoppable Miriam

Geraldine Cardozo

NSW Seniors Festival: so much to celebrate

NSW Seniors Festival: so much to celebrate

Ongoing issues and structural defects means the Villawood Detention Centre is unsuitable for use.

Ombudsman seeks detention centre closure

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Holden's demise has come at a challenging time for the automotive industry, its industry body says.

Holden's demise 'a sign of the times'

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Defence lawyers point to the possibility of evidence in the Ciara Glennon case being contaminated.

Lab under microscope at Claremont trial

1hr ago

Australians stuck on a cruise ship in Japan will be evacuated home on Wednesday.

Evacuation plan for Aussie ship passengers

1hr ago

Vegan activist James Warden is accused of stealing a $1500 calf from a WA farm.

WA vegan activists on trial for calf theft

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Uber driver Onur Dedeoglu is on trial over the alleged sexual assault of a teenage passenger.

Accused Uber rapist claims teen consented

Steve Zemek
1hr ago

GM shuts the door on Holden in Australia

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GM to scrap Holden brand in Aust and NZ

Tim Dornin
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Malaysian BlazeAid volunteers help farmers repair fences in bushfire affected regions. BlazeAid founder Kevin Butler (second from right) said he was thrilled with the changes to the backpacker visa regulations. Photo supplied by BlazeAid.

Backpackers eligible to work in bushfire recovery

Olivia Calver
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Corey Ireland

Creditors owed more than $13 million in CD & PJ Ireland liquidation

Nikki Reynolds

Runners up Ros and Jock Weir of Ellersmere, Barmedman, with their grand daughter Lucy, 3. Photos: Hannah Powe

Photos of the West Wyalong Maiden Ewe Comp

Hannah Powe

Eco-friendly backyard tips

Eco-friendly backyard tips

HELLO CHOOK: Curious and intelligent, chickens are a great addition to the backyard.

Feeling clucky?? Here's how to be a good egg in a hen's eyes

RSPCA

There are more than 300,000 Airbnbs in Australia. Picture: Airbnb

ANALYSISEver wondered how many Airbnbs Australia has and where they all are? We have the answers

Thomas Sigler and Radoslaw Panczak