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Group 19 rugby league podcast round six of the competition

Group 19 rugby league podcast round six of the competition

Ellen Dunger

RACING AWAY: Lorissa Wilson makes a break in the under 13 league tag match against Inverell. Photo: Louise Dowden.

A mixed bag of results for Guyra junior Spuds in Inverell

Ellen Dunger

Mitchell Pearce will captain Newcastle against Canterbury in their Magic Round clash in Brisbane.

NRL won't apologise to Mitchell Pearce

Steve Zemek

Group 19 rugby league podcast round six of the competition

Group 19 rugby league podcast round six of the competition

Group 19 rugby league podcast for round five of the competition

Group 19 rugby league podcast for round five of the competition

Ellen Dunger

REPRESENTATIVE: Billy Youman will line up for the Greater Western under-15 team later this month.

Next level representative honours for Billy Youman

Ellen Dunger

CELEBRATING: St Mary of the Angels Guyra turns 100 this year; principal Sharon Wittig (right) and teachers Tiffany Martin and Matthew Frizell are organising a birthday bash in June. Photo: Nicholas Fuller

St Mary of the Angels Guyra school turns 100 this year

Nicholas Fuller

DROVER'S RUN: Liz and Tony Looker will travel across the Simpson Desert to raise money for the Westpac Rescue Helicopter.

Tony and Liz Looker to hold sheep sale for Westpac Rescue Helicopter

Nicholas Fuller

The film They Shall Not Grow Old reinvigorates period footage to impressive effect.

Powerful war documentary receives New England premiere next month

Nicholas Fuller

CELEBRATING: St Mary of the Angels Guyra turns 100 this year; principal Sharon Wittig (right) and teachers Tiffany Martin and Matthew Frizell are organising a birthday bash in June. Photo: Nicholas Fuller

St Mary of the Angels Guyra school turns 100 this year

Guyra golf day will raise money for rescue helicopter

Guyra golf day will raise money for rescue helicopter

Newsroom

Law expert gives public talk on Banking Royal Commission this week

Law expert gives public talk on Banking Royal Commission this week

Nicholas Fuller

Ballarat man Lindsay, 69, has been delighted with the service Pennytel has delivered saying, "I won't go with anyone else 'cause I'm happy - you won't get better."

Old-fashioned service brings satisfaction with a smile

This Ram will 'eat utes for breakfast'

This Ram will 'eat utes for breakfast'

SERVICE PLUS: When it comes to telephone companies, 80-year-old Ballarat man Donald cares primarily about two things, an affordable plan and good old fashioned customer service. Advertiser content for Pennytel.

A company that cares

Advertiser content

Ballarat man Lindsay, 69, has been delighted with the service Pennytel has delivered saying, "I won't go with anyone else 'cause I'm happy - you won't get better."

Old-fashioned service brings satisfaction with a smile

Be inspired and turn your house into a home

Be inspired and turn your house into a home

FCAI's chief executive Tony Weber is urging motorists to check their airbags even in older vehicles.

Faulty airbags have no respect for vehicle age

House of the week: An impeccable residence on a quiet street

House of the week: An impeccable residence on a quiet street

House of the Week | Decked out for views

House of the Week | Decked out for views

House of the week: Decked out for views in North Tamworth

House of the week: Decked out for views in North Tamworth

Carrying on: Marian Byfield, along her husband Don, has not let their life-threatening cancer diagnoses slow their Biggest Morning Tea event down.

Join in the Biggest Morning Tea

Opportunities: Whether you are interested in the environment, history or animals there's a volunteer position for you.

Give a little time, help a lot

Maeve McKenna

PARTY VOLUNTEERS: Sandra Hutton (United Australia Party), Dr Methuen Morgan (Independent), Kerry Myers (Labor), Jane Parkes (Independent), Jenni Jackson, Tom Skipper, Richard Post, and Alan St Clair (all Nationals). Kneeling: Robert Collins (Christian Democratic Party). Photo: Nicholas Fuller.

Meet the political candidates' Guyra supporters

Nicholas Fuller

Carrying on: Marian Byfield, along her husband Don, has not let their life-threatening cancer diagnoses slow their Biggest Morning Tea event down.

Join in the Biggest Morning Tea

STUDENTS: BJ Cameron and Madison Morgan. Photo: Nicholas Fuller

Study day prepares Guyra Year 12 students for the HSC

Nicholas Fuller

Armidale CWA delegates Emmie Forge, Ruth Blanch and Pam Hulme at the CWA of NSW State Conference in Albury.

Armidale CWA comes home with a focus on the younger set

Vanessa Arundale and Janet Howie

The weird, whacky wonderfulness of election day

The weird, whacky wonderfulness of election day

A screengrab from a YouTube video showing the former PM Bob Hawke skolling a beer from Mr Brandon.

Hawke downing 'one for the country' brings back memories

Tassie devil predicts election outcome

Tassie devil predicts election outcome

Legend: Harry Harris of Port Macquarie with his thongs signed by Prime Minister Scott Morrision. Photo: Tracey Fairhurst.

When Harry met ScoMo - it was a beautiful thong

KEEP THE MOTOR RUNNING: At 100 years old, Melbourne resident Joan Winnum, loves nothing more than getting behind the wheel.

Driving passion: 100-year-old Joan still on the road

A teary Bill Shorten in Nowra on Wednesday. Picture: Rebecca Fist

Tearful in Nowra, Shorten condemns Daily Telegraph for printing 'rubbish' about his late mum

Rebecca Fist

YOUNG SUPERHEROES: Rylan Wilson, Brock Adams, and Charles Gordon. Photo: Nicholas Fuller

"Every Child is a Star": fancy dress for family day care

Nicholas Fuller

Toothdale dairy farmer Phil Ryan responds to a federal National Party election pledge for research into a new milk market platform. Photo: Ben Smyth

'The whole cabinet': Call for all dairy products to support industry, not just supermarket milk

Ben Smyth

Change makes kilogram worth the weight

OPINION
Change makes kilogram worth the weight

Dr Mary McMillan

We need a leadership we can be proud of

We need a leadership we can be proud of

Zoe Wundenberg

Prime Minister Scott Morrison on election night. Picture: AAP

Why the opinion polls were always wrong and how we should have spotted it

Kirsten Lawson

FOCUSED: Debra Byrne juggles her successful musical theatre and recording career with her role as full-time carer to her two grandsons. She is set to star in Sweeney Todd in Sydney and Melbourne.

Why kids are Debra Byrne's 'top priority'

Geraldine Cardozo

TOO COCKY BY HALF: People tend to be overconfident of their financial knowledge and skills, according to the report.

Lack of financial knowledge soaring

Older participants needed for new immune boosting drug trial

Older participants needed for new immune boosting drug trial

Eileen Wood

Unsuccessful senate candidate Clive Palmer was absent when his QNI case returned to court

Vanquished Palmer a no-show in Qld court

8m ago

Re-elected Prime Minister Scott Morrison will turn his mind to economic matters on Tuesday.

Tax cuts can be given retrospectively: ATO

32m ago

Joel Fitzgibbon, Chris Bowen and Anthony Albanese are in line to run for the Labor leadership.

Bowen to put hand up for Labor leadership

42m ago

An envelope with suspicious powder was sent to Green senator Sarah Hanson-Young in Adelaide.

Suspicious powder sent to Hanson-Young

45m ago

Agricultural Minister David Littleproud has always maintained the Coalition's policy was the keep the live sheep trade open.

'Immense relief' on live sheep ban threat

Kristen Frost
59m ago

What did you make of the Game of Thrones finale?

What did you make of the Game of Thrones finale?

Sharon Hansen
1hr ago

Salim Mehajer has been released from Cooma jail but he will be facing fresh charges.

Salim Mehajer walks from NSW prison

1hr ago

Energy Minister Angus Taylor wants Labor to support the government's emissions reduction target.

Labor urged to back lower emissions goal

Rebecca Gredley
2hrs ago

WINS AND LOSSES: Barnaby Joyce didn't win every contest in the 2019 federal election. Photo: Gareth Gardner 180519GGD17

Battle of the booths shows where it was won for Barnaby

Jacob McArthur
1hr ago

NSW farmer Anika Molesworth insists now is the time to address the impacts of climate change.

NSW farmer urges action as award opens

Dominica Sanda

Agricultural Minister David Littleproud has always maintained the Coalition's policy was the keep the live sheep trade open.

'Immense relief' on live sheep ban threat

Kristen Frost

Making the extraordinary appear ordinary in Siem Reap City

Making the extraordinary appear ordinary in Siem Reap City

John Rozentals

Looking for a bucket list item? Try paddling the Murray

Looking for a bucket list item? Try paddling the Murray

Juanita Greville

Petra: The Rose City is a highlight of the 14-day 'Walking in the Footsteps of Abraham' tour.

Wishing you were somewhere else? Here's your weekly travel inspiration

John Rozentals

Parents usually face the decision over religious, family or cultural tradition reasons. There is a significant emotive element - people feel strongly in favour or against.

Reasons you might consider circumcision

HealthShare
2hrs ago

Where it started: The 1979 Racecam innovation was celebrated on a stamp in 2004.

Tech Talk: The evolution of dashcams

Mathew Dickerson

SORE SPOT: Too many Australians tend to put up with pain, particularly back pain, rather than seeking treatment.

A right pain in the ... back