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READY TO GO: BJ Cameron is "probably the fittest he has been for a little while" heading into the cricket season.

On the up and up: Guyra feeling positive heading into new season

Ellen Dunger

Jack Grob was named the rugby league athlete of the year.

Academy honours their top athletes for 2019 programs

MOVING FORWARD: Tommy Cleaver has taken on the vice-president job for the Guyra Super Spuds in 2020.

Spuds form a committee to get up and running for 2020 season

Ellen Dunger

READY TO GO: BJ Cameron is "probably the fittest he has been for a little while" heading into the cricket season.

On the up and up: Guyra feeling positive heading into new season

STRUGGLE: The Group 19 women's nines tackle competition might not go ahead this year due to lack of registrations. Photo: Lynverell Photography.

Group 19 women's nines struggling to get off the ground

Ellen Dunger

ON THE BALL: The women's nines competition will start one week later than originally planned. Photo: Lynverell Photography.

Group 19 women's rugby league nines competition delayed

Ellen Dunger

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

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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Black Mountain Public School infants student Lakia Cutmore's pencil and watercolour work 'Ally'

Black Mountain school student a finalist in 'Let's hang it!' exhibition

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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

The Frock Club's Ben Lomond event will cover the Undercover story of the corset and underwear. Photo supplied.

Fashion and frocks head to Ben Lomond

Nicholas Fuller

TroutFest will swim into Guyra this October, despite drought

TroutFest will swim into Guyra this October, despite drought

Nicholas Fuller

Building Australia's new wave of professional managers and leaders

Building Australia's new wave of professional managers and leaders

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Shopping with greater convenience

Emma Brown

CARE: World Mental Health Day highlights global mental health education, awareness and advocacy. Make a #MentalHealthPromise at 1010.org.au.

A light on mental health

Building Australia's new wave of professional managers and leaders

Building Australia's new wave of professional managers and leaders

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

Cruise Singapore to Dubai next year

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SERVING THE COMMUNITY FOR MORE THAN 30 YEARS: The staff at Tablelands Community Support can help clients with shopping, going to appointments, social outings, visiting family and friends and recreational activities.

International Day of Older Persons | Helping clients achieve goals

Property of the Week | Rich grazing land

Property of the Week | Rich grazing land

Featured property | An updated classic

Featured property | An updated classic

Cosy country cottage

Cosy country cottage

Gilbert White was president of Guyra Shire Council from 1962 to 1987. Picture: Armidale Regional Council

Gilbert White remembered as a former mayor, war veteran and formidable opponent

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HELPING OUT: Leigh Ramage does her washing at the VRA's new laundromat, while Jean Vickery and Joy O'Shea from the Lions Club of Woolgoolga present a cheque to Jim Betts (Lions Club of Guyra) and Arthur Atkins (Guyra VRA). Photo: Nicholas Fuller

Lions Club of Woolgoolga roars for drought-affected Guyra

Nicholas Fuller

PEOPLE'S CHOICE: Guyra artist Danae Batt receives an award from Guyra Lions Club president Graeme Shiels for her painting. Her son Cameron was the subject of the picture. Photo supplied.

PHOTOS
Looking back at Guyra's fourth TroutFest

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Gilbert White was president of Guyra Shire Council from 1962 to 1987. Picture: Armidale Regional Council

Gilbert White remembered as a former mayor, war veteran and formidable opponent

Red-eared slider turtle:- Photo:www.istockphoto.com

Successful partnership helps deal with invasive red-eared Slider Turtle

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Connor Shaw a young local farmer

Inaugural young farmer business program launched

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The now beaming Rodney Smith (left) with his equally chuffed workmate Drew May. Picture: Mark Jesser

REAL AUSTRALIA
Cross my heart and hope to fly

Picture: Instagram @margaritatomovska

How 'Mercedes mum' went from Instagram to inmate

Larry the lamb and his heart-melting smile.

REAL AUSTRALIA
Something about Larry...

File photo.

Severe thunderstorm warning issued for parts of the North West

Reading this online? Of course you are. But have you considered the consequence? Photo: Shutterstock

REAL AUSTRALIA
Mill closure more than just a paper cut

Xavier Mardling

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Tuross Lake. The textures in the sand and beautiful colours reveal themselves from 70 metres above.

REAL AUSTRALIA
Sometimes it pays to rise above it all

John Hanscombe

ROO TURN: The kangaroo hops down Mort Street in the Canberra CBD. Picture: Allison Lubransky-Moy

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What's that, Skip? ScoMo fell into the dam?

James Joyce

Someone taking my advice.

OPINION
Tips to make those study days fly by

Michelle Haines Thomas

The now beaming Rodney Smith (left) with his equally chuffed workmate Drew May. Picture: Mark Jesser

REAL AUSTRALIA
Cross my heart and hope to fly

Janine Graham

Are you someone who likes taking risks?

Are you someone who likes taking risks?

John Malouff

Older Australians are embracing technology to find love and friendship. Photo:Shutterstock

Older Aussies swipe right in the search for love

Trial planned of herbal formulation to reduce pain from osteoarthritis of the knee and improve function, physical movement and wellbeing.

Can osteoarthritis be effectively treated with a herbal medicine?

Retirees face worrying financial times. Image: Shutterstock

Retirees fear goalpost move in retirement income review

Eileen Wood

Enice Marsh, right, visits Adnyamathanha land in outback SA for Dreamtime stories. Above, Adnyamathanha children play in campfire smoke. Pictures: Greg Mayfield, Marco Del Grande

Lost in the dark of the native title industry

Animal welfare groups say thousands of racehorses are sent to knackeries every year.

'Govts must protect horses from slaughter'

Lachie Yeo was killed when driver Andrew Jon Simon crossed onto the wrong side of Bussell Highway.

Drug-driver who killed WA surfer jailed

Vinzent Tarantino denies murdering 12-year-old Quanne Diec, who disappeared in 1998.

Tarantino denies lying about sex worker

Adani's planned rail line will need to connect to Aurizon's existing central Queensland rail network

Adani's $100m rail contract for Qld mine

Nicholas McElroy

David and Phillip Thompson have been found not guilty of the manslaughter of their ailing mother.

Sons acquitted of NSW mum's manslaughter

Margaret Scheikowski

Pensioners will have to pay $100 to attend Pauline Hanson's secretive One Nation party conference.

Pensioners slugged $100 to see Hanson

Robyn Wuth

Today's criminals have more reach to more potential victims, outgoing AFP head Andrew Colvin says.

Fighting crime more complex: ex-AFP head

Colin Brinsden

Vendor Adrian O'Keeffe, Bungoona Merinos, Molong, with the $2700 sale-topper and purchaser Donald Macfarlane, Eurella, Cudal.

Bungoona Merino rams to $2700

Hannah Powe

Yellow Tail pioneer John Casella accepts his award today.

Yellow Tail maker wins at NSW Wine Awards

Daniel Pedersen

Recycling wastewater to drink worth a serious look: NSW MP

Recycling wastewater to drink worth a serious look: NSW MP

Jamieson Murphy

WATER WISE: Sit back in comfort and enjoy world-class city views - and all for free with Brisbane's special travel offiers for seniors.

Brisbane: free and easy for seniors

The ban on climbing Uluru comes into effect next week. Picture: Peter Rae

Uluru is clearly no ordinary hike, so why do people want to do it?

Michael Turtle

Pullman Maldives Maamutaa Resort: a range of over-water and beachside villas.

Where will you go next?

John Rozentals

MIXED MATERIALS: The use of timbers, neutral tones and natural finishes enhance the bush landscape surrounding the house and enhance the relaxing beach house vibe. Photos: Ben Hosking.

Building in response to the surrounds and the view

Nest egg: Investing in cash may not be a good strategy for retirement.

Investments that are not in your best interest

Noel Whittaker

Stepping up: Podiatrist Ricky Lee ensures his patients are looking after their feet and maintaining good foot health practices.

Stand up to good foot health for all