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ON THE HORIZON: Storm clouds roll in over Darnell Smith Drive.

Warning issued for sufferers of asthma and seasonal allergies

Officer injured on the job still arrests suspect

Officer injured on the job still arrests suspect

STALWART: Joy Schultz is pictured at The Rock Show. She has been secretary for the show society for 30 years.

Celebrating longevity at The Rock Show

WALKING STRONG: Ashlee Jones with her daughter Sienna-May Jones, 5, at the 2019 Relay for Life.

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Ashlee proudly walks after surviving thyroid cancer

DECADES OF SERVICE: Father Paddy Sykes celebrated his silver jubilee with an open-air mass at the tree chapel in the Botanic Gardens.

Journey of the faithful: Father Paddy reflects on his 25 years as a priest

Secret source: why fighting for the truth is worth it

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Secret source: why fighting for the truth is worth it

Warning issued for sufferers of asthma and seasonal allergies

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Lions appoint Bosley as new coach

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Riverina, Farrer to reduce salary cap and player points

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McGirr hopes for plastic bag ban on second attempt

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Olive oil producers score clean sweep of global awards on debut

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Cootamundra stick close to home with co-coaches

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HONOUR: New Culcairn coach Craig Bosley considers it an honour to coach his 'home club'. Picture: Mark Jesser

Lions appoint Bosley as new coach

UNDER REVIEW: Jesse Manton and James Toscan compete in the Riverina League grand final last month. Both Wagga Tigers and Griffith will have their spending reviewed by AFL NSW-ACT.

Riverina, Farrer to reduce salary cap and player points

Haydn Cowled and Aaron Byrne have been announced as the Cootamundra co-coaches for 2020.

Cootamundra stick close to home with co-coaches

Nathan Byrne, pictured with Tex, won Turvey Park's best and fairest in his first season back at the club. Picture: Les Smith

Byrne, West win best and fairests at Turvey Park

Declan O'Rourke

O'Rourke named Osborne's best and fairest

Brent Godde

David Druitt is chasing more success with Saucy Dreams at Young on Tuesday.

Draws dent confidence of Druitt

Courtney Rees

STRIKE: Wagga's (back row) Len Robinson, Tim St Clair, Anthony Woodward, Peter Smith; (middle) Tony Arrowsmith, Jodie Stephens, Leonie McLean, Erica Woodward; (front) Anita Manning, Jacqui Meyers and Amy Rennick.

Wagga bowlers strike success at Orange | Photos

Matt Malone

FUTURE LOOKS BRIGHT: Coach Darryl Totaro runs some of the under 14s through their paces at the Wagga Heat junior trials at Bolton Park Stadium on Sunday ahead of the representative season. Picture: Les Smith

Strength in numbers for Wagga rep teams

Courtney Rees

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LOOKING STUNNING: Carine Takam with Angel Magne, 2, Brigitte Guenou and Bernadette Avo.

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Estimated 8000 turn out for Fusion festival

Annie Lewis

Tarcutta Rodeo prepares for what they hope will be a successful year. Picture: Contributed, Bootface Photography

Country town pulls together to keep rodeo afloat

Jessica McLaughlin

Rory Ellis is honoured to be a part of the memorial in Tarcutta. Pictures: Laura Arango

Musical tribute to truckies planned for Tarcutta memorial service

Jessica McLaughlin

LOOKING STUNNING: Carine Takam with Angel Magne, 2, Brigitte Guenou and Bernadette Avo.

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Estimated 8000 turn out for Fusion festival

WALKING STRONG: Ashlee Jones with her daughter Sienna-May Jones, 5, at the 2019 Relay for Life.

PHOTOS
Ashlee proudly walks after surviving thyroid cancer

Annie Lewis

NEVER TOO YOUNG: Archie Penny, 4, and Oscar Penny, 5, proving age is just a number when it comes to showing support.

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All the photos from Wagga Relay for Life 2019

Annie Lewis

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THINKING AHEAD: Fitzpatricks Property Report 2019 reveals Wagga City Council must address lack of land supply and city manager Tristan Kell says it's about ensuring infrastructure and services are available before land is released.

Fears city's dwindling land supply could drive prices up

Jess Whitty

RENTING: Low vacancy rates across the region will likely drive rental prices as there is high demand but little properties available.

Struggling to find somewhere to rent in Wagga? This could be why

Jess Whitty

BY TENDER: PRD Wagga Peter Street residence is being sold by tender and Anthony Paul says there's little risk associated with this type of selling method. Picture: supplied

Sales by tender are more 'strategic' rather than risky

Jess Whitty

UNIQUE: Katie Noonan and the Australian String Quartet will present The Glad Tomorrow in Wagga on November 8. Picture: Wilk

Katie Noonan, Australian String Quartet to unite for Wagga show

Tracey Simond

MOMENT: Workers at the Docker Street rail crossing. Notice the crossing gates and in the background Calvary Hospital. Picture: Lennon Collection CSURA RW1574.

Through the pages of Wagga's history

TAKE A LOOK: Wagga Potters Club's first 50 years exhibition closes Sunday.

Final chance to see popular exhibitions at Wagga Wagga gallery

Caroline Geraghty

UNIQUE: Katie Noonan and the Australian String Quartet will present The Glad Tomorrow in Wagga on November 8. Picture: Wilk

Katie Noonan, Australian String Quartet to unite for Wagga show

CHILDREN RUN WILD: Daisy Pereira, 2, Tate Cedelland, 4, and Elsie Shephard, 3, hope in a few years they can call this school theirs. Picture: Les Smith

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Collingullie Public School brought back to life with new playgroup

Jess Whitty

VISITORS: Jackson Chesterfield from Canyon Leigh at the 2018 Deni Ute Muster. Picture: DAILY ADVERTISER

Muster draws thousands, but for 363 days Deni relies on struggling agriculture

Sophie Boyd

Secret source: why fighting for the truth is worth it

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Secret source: why fighting for the truth is worth it

Truck catches fire on Olympic Highway

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Truck catches fire on Olympic Highway

STALWART: Joy Schultz is pictured at The Rock Show. She has been secretary for the show society for 30 years.

Celebrating longevity at The Rock Show

It's time to fight for your right to know

It's time to fight for your right to know

BIG WIN: Loudaz is eased to the line by Amanda Masters to score a stylish victory on debut at Murrumbidgee Turf Club on Saturday.

Loudaz scores big win on debut at Wagga | Photos

Matt Malone

HOWZAT: Kooringal Colts bowler David Bolton appeals unsuccessfully for the wicket of Wagga City batsman Jon Nicoll at McPherson Oval on Saturday. Picture: Les Smith

Wagga City prove too good for Kooringal | Photos

Matt Malone

DEATH RATTLE: Saint Michaels' David Garness is clean bowled by Joel Robinson as South Wagga keeper Brayden Ambler looks on during Saturday's game at Geoff Lawson Oval. Picture: Les Smith

South Wagga register easy victory over Saints | Photos

Matt Malone

Seriously? You want fries with that mega, tripled stacked super-duper cheeseburger? Competitive eating and more in today's newsletter.

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WRONG: Greens MP David Shoebridge says the laws are directly aimed at criminalising protest. Picture: Dominic Lorrimer

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NSW farm bill uses a sledgehammer to crack a walnut

Ray Goodlass

RAIDS: Executive editor John Lyons leads the AFP out of the ABC's Sydney headquarters in May this year. Picture: Wolter Peeters

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Why the right to know campaign is so important

Zoë Wundenberg

Secret source: why fighting for the truth is worth it

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Secret source: why fighting for the truth is worth it

James Joyce

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

Recent advice suggests cracks in Mascot Towers have continued widening and new ones have developed.

Mascot Towers owners vote on repair bill

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Nick McKim says 10 men awaiting medical transfers in PNG are being held in solitary confinement.

Refugees in PNG waiting for medical help

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Australia's media outlets are united in a campaign to warn against growing censorship.

Spotlight on Morrison's press freedom view

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Bradley Robert Edwards denies he's a murderer.

Claremont accused now a confessed rapist

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Simon Birmingham has welcomed Labor's support on a series of trade deals.

Trade deals closer, amid Labor reassurance

Marnie Banger
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Bridget McKenzie says she will deal with any issues to do with her leadership in the party room.

Concerns not raised with Nats deputy

A range of frozen meals have been recalled nationally after a rare Salmonella bacteria was found.

Meals recalled after 15 salmonella reports

Josh Frydenberg says China-US tensions hang over the global economy like a dark cloud.

No leader panic on slowdown: Treasurer

Marnie Banger

WEIR WE ARE: The council is considering a $850,000 pipeline from the Manilla River to the Namoi weir to improve the town's water security. Photo: Peter Hardin

Council to build pipeline as 'dead storage' scenario looms

Jacob McArthur
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The top ram with Mark Taylor, Schute Bell Badgery Lumby, purchasers, Jodi and Peter Hansch, Weasel Plains Merino Stud, Bothwell, Tasmania, auctioneer, Paul Dooley and stud principal, George Henderson, Grogansworth, Bowning.

Grogansworth Merinos top at $8000

Olivia Calver

The site: Near where the Terang fire started on St Patrick's Day last year. Picture: The Age

Power company's data showed 'gross breach of regulations' before bushfire, barrister says

Greg Best

Flight Centre advertised promotions in store and in print newspapers offering $250 vouchers to consumers who spent $1500 on a holiday package with Flight Centre. The vouchers were redeemable on their next holiday booked through Flight Centre.

Flight Centre amends voucher conditions

Ignite your senses: Being on the bridge is completely different from being high above Sydney inside a building. Photos supplied.

Get a natural high on BridgeClimb Sydney

Jen Walker

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

Jenean Spencer picking some fresh produce from her front garden at her home in Garren. Picture: Dion Georgopoulos

The science behind a food forest

Susan Parsons

Different type of pet: About three per cent of Australians own a reptile, according to a 2016 pet ownership survey by Animal Medicines Australia, with about half keeping lizards, 30 per cent with snakes and 12 per cent with turtles or tortoises.

Celebrate scaly creatures on Reptile Awareness Day

Clean energy is great, but what's the best way to store it?

Clean energy is great, but what's the best way to store it?

Mathew Dickerson