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Dikeni Tuombemola, Jemima Ngoma and Jacinta Hagenbach.

Crowds flock to spring festival: All the action from Fusion18

Annie Lewis

UNFORTUNATE: Shaun Mcfarlane, sous chef at The Pig and Pastry Wagga, says the store closing was due to lower-than-expected foot traffic. Picture: Les Smith

The Pig and Pastry Wagga to shut doors 18 months after opening

Toby Vue

Mohamed Sesay and Talat Sahzad at the Marwa Muslim food tent.

Wagga’s diverse cultural traditions on show at Fusion18

Annie Lewis

DEFIANT: Deputy PM and Riverina MP Michael McCormack is confident he has his party's backing.

Deputy PM says he’s ‘not at all’ concerned about his future

Jess Whitty

RUNNING: Retired food technologist Michael Bayles, who will contest the seat of Riverina at next year's federal election. Picture: Emma Hillier

Greens name Riverina federal election candidate

Rex Martinich

Wagga District Court

Friends recall the lead up to Luke Doyle’s death in Wagga court

Claudia Farhart

WINE CONNOISSEUR: Tim and Naomi McMullen of Borambola Wines share their tips for becoming a wine expert ahead of the upcoming Cork & Fork Fest. Picture: Les Smith

How to become a wine expert in four easy steps

Annie Lewis

PICK UP A BOOK: Amy Heap and Cynthia Price have come up with a killer list of books for you to read over the next month. Picture: Les Smith

October Book Club: Must-reads from the Riverina Regional Library

Annie Lewis

Wagga warned to brace for a possible ‘severe’ storm this weekend

Mountain Warriors fun run to replace cancelled Miss Muddy Henty

Wagga MP would ‘consider’ law to decriminalise abortion in NSW

Tim Fischer backs Riverina MP as Nationals leader

Dikeni Tuombemola, Jemima Ngoma and Jacinta Hagenbach.

Crowds flock to spring festival: All the action from Fusion18

As Wagga braces for a potentially severe thunderstorm, care is urged during the thunderstorm asthma season. Picture: Emma Hillier

Wagga warned to brace for a possible ‘severe’ storm this weekend

DEFIANT: Deputy PM and Riverina MP Michael McCormack is confident he has his party's backing.

Deputy PM says he’s ‘not at all’ concerned about his future

HOPE REMAINS: Mountain Warriors at Table Top has been announced as a replacement for the recently cancelled Miss Muddy Henty. It will feature a 5km fun run obstacle.

Mountain Warriors fun run to replace cancelled Miss Muddy Henty

PICK UP A BOOK: Amy Heap and Cynthia Price have come up with a killer list of books for you to read over the next month. Picture: Les Smith

October Book Club: Must-reads from the Riverina Regional Library

Dikeni Tuombemola, Jemima Ngoma and Jacinta Hagenbach.

Crowds flock to spring festival: All the action from Fusion18

Supercars strugglers enjoy rare success

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Crowds flock to spring festival: All the action from Fusion18

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Wagga’s diverse cultural traditions on show at Fusion18

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Deputy PM says he’s ‘not at all’ concerned about his future

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How to become a wine expert in four easy steps

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October Book Club: Must-reads from the Riverina Regional Library

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Tickford Racing's Cameron Waters was among three team combinations to thrive on the Gold Coast.

Supercars strugglers enjoy rare success

Ed Jackson

BIG MOMENT: Heni Ede will ride Ruary Mac in the Deniliquin Cup.

Wagga jockey secures first Cup ride

Matt Malone

NEW BEGINNING: Jeremy Rowe has signed as the new coach of Mangoplah-Cookardinia United-Eastlakes.

Rowe returns to Goannas as senior coach | Photos

Matt Malone

Tickford Racing's Cameron Waters was among three team combinations to thrive on the Gold Coast.

Supercars strugglers enjoy rare success

HOT PACE: Trainer Brad Hewitt steers Goulburn pacer Harry Day into the straight on the way to victory in record-equalling time at Wagga. Picture: Les Smith

Wagga track record equalled on Day to remember

Peter Doherty

TOP YEAR: Jacob Olsson won GGGM's best and fairest.

Olsson claims fourth best and fairest at GGGM

Matt Malone

Dikeni Tuombemola, Jemima Ngoma and Jacinta Hagenbach.

Crowds flock to spring festival: All the action from Fusion18

Annie Lewis

Mohamed Sesay and Talat Sahzad at the Marwa Muslim food tent.

Wagga’s diverse cultural traditions on show at Fusion18

Annie Lewis

WINE CONNOISSEUR: Tim and Naomi McMullen of Borambola Wines share their tips for becoming a wine expert ahead of the upcoming Cork & Fork Fest. Picture: Les Smith

How to become a wine expert in four easy steps

Annie Lewis

Dikeni Tuombemola, Jemima Ngoma and Jacinta Hagenbach.

Crowds flock to spring festival: All the action from Fusion18

PICK UP A BOOK: Amy Heap and Cynthia Price have come up with a killer list of books for you to read over the next month. Picture: Les Smith

October Book Club: Must-reads from the Riverina Regional Library

Annie Lewis

TELLING: Author and journalist, Gabrielle Chan, brings her latest offering, Rusted Off - why country Australia is fed up, to the Wagga City Library. Picture: Contributed

Feeling rusted off? We have the book for you.

Christine Bolton

COMMUNITY SHINES: Over 150 years Wagga has had a long history of iconic local events. Story: Jess Whitty

The community and local produce continues to shine

FLASHBACK: Members of the Australian Women's Army Service. Sherry Morris said the women were recruited from all over Australia but mostly from Victoria, NSW and South Australia.

How the Riverina became home to the military

STILL STANDING: The Wagga Council Chambers, built by architect Charles Hardy, was constructed in the late 1800s. Picture: Wagga City Library

How Wagga’s city scape has evolved over 150 years

FLASHBACK: Cootamundra Girls' Home, a shot taken on November 19, 1955. Aunty Isabel Reid was one of the girls who was taken to the home. Picture: Stuart William MacGladrie/Fairfax Media.

Embracing the rich tapestry of the Riverina’s cultures

MAN OF MANY WORDS: Author and former The Daily Advertiser journalist, Frank Moorhouse, in 1972.

The impressive careers of former Advertiser staff members

MAJOR DRIVER: An aerial view of the Wagga Livestock Marketing Centre, Bomen, in the Daily Advertiser in November 1979. The centre would become one of the Riverina's major economic driver.

How the Riverina’s agriculture leads nation’s growth

Rebuilt: Built in the 18th century, Dresden's Frauenkirche was destroyed in the bombing during World War II and was not rebuilt until after German reunification in 1994.

From beer to bratwursts, discover Germany's delights

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Emma Brown

Committed to service: Consumer review and comparison website Canstar Blue highlighted Pennytel's longer-than-usual opening hours of its Australian call centre, and its streamlined mobile plans.

Value is more than price

Jen Walker, Advertiser content

Rebuilt: Built in the 18th century, Dresden's Frauenkirche was destroyed in the bombing during World War II and was not rebuilt until after German reunification in 1994.

From beer to bratwursts, discover Germany's delights

Winning news: When it comes to mobile phone plans people like to know what works for others and now with referral programs becoming popular, passing on information may lead to rewards for everyone involved.

Good news travels fast

Emma Brown

Picturesque: Set on the Adriatic Sea, Dubrovnik's old town has served as the backdrop for many films and television shows and is full of history and adventure.

Cruise the Mediterranean’s medieval cities

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ON THE LAND: Cutting and stooking hay in the late 1890s. Picture: Brunskill family

Looking back 50 and 25 years

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Harry Gissing’s 1914-18 war diaries

TRADITION: Private Walter Saunders. Picture: AWM P00889.012

Road to Remembrance

Michael Grealy

ON THE LAND: Cutting and stooking hay in the late 1890s. Picture: Brunskill family

Looking back 50 and 25 years

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TELLING: Author and journalist, Gabrielle Chan, brings her latest offering, Rusted Off - why country Australia is fed up, to the Wagga City Library. Picture: Contributed

Feeling rusted off? We have the book for you.

Christine Bolton

EDUCATION: Daryl South and Kellie Bousfield take part in the Town and Gown procession down Baylis Street earlier this week. Picture: Emma Hillier

What’s on: community diary

Dikeni Tuombemola, Jemima Ngoma and Jacinta Hagenbach.

Crowds flock to spring festival: All the action from Fusion18

NEW BEGINNING: Jeremy Rowe has signed as the new coach of Mangoplah-Cookardinia United-Eastlakes.

Rowe returns to Goannas as senior coach | Photos

HOT PACE: Trainer Brad Hewitt steers Goulburn pacer Harry Day into the straight on the way to victory in record-equalling time at Wagga. Picture: Les Smith

Wagga track record equalled on Day to remember

GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY: Murrumbidgee Turf Club chief executive Scott Sanbrook and Wagga deputy mayor Dallas Tout on Friday. Picture: Les Smith

NRL strikes Gold in Wagga as date confirmed | Video

END OF AN ERA: Wagga boxer Anthony McCracken has formally called time on his career, deciding not to pursue hopes of a comeback fight.

Final bell tolls for The Bull

Peter Doherty

KEY SIGNING: Jackson Kelly has decided to return to Wagga Tigers next season. Picture: Emma Hillier

Kelly kicks off Tigers’ recruitment campaign | Photos

Matt Malone

STYLE: Gundagai's Joan Dunn bowls during the 2018 Rules Women's Classic Invitational Triples on Monday. Picture: Emma Hillier

Albury dominates Rules Club triples tournament | Photos

Matt Malone

TOP AT TURVEY: Best and fairest winner Mat Bailey with partner Shervawn Channell at Turvey Park's presentation night.

Bailey wins second best and fairest at Bulldogs | Photos

Matt Malone

Board or bored, you decide

Michelle Haines Thomas

We say: Nursing a deeper desire to look after elderly

Relationships: who decides what is OK? | OPINION

John Malouff

SPOTLIGHT: Failings of the aged care industry will come under scrutiny from a Royal Commission.

Advocacy groups applaud aged care Royal Commission news

Eileen Wood

Simply stunned: Michael Palin said he feels "incredibly lucky" to have had such a diverse career, from Monty Python to travelling the world. Photo: John Swannell

Michael Palin: Always look on the bright side of life

Samara Ross

COMMONPLACE: Close to one million colonoscopies are carried out each year.

Colonoscopy stories wanted

Samara Ross

Cross bench wants full term: Frydenberg

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Morrison no-confidence motion unlikely

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PM Morrison faces minority parliament

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Voters punish Libs for dumping Turnbull

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Stolen Generation members have called on the Victorian government to establish a redress scheme.

Stolen Generation victim calls for redress

Andi Yu
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Geoffrey Rush is expected to face a media scrum in Sydney as his defamation trial gets underway.

Geoffrey Rush defamation trial to start

Jodie Stephens
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The Duke of Sussex has opened the Sydney Invictus Games with a rousing speech to its 500 athletes.

Harry praises new Invictus generation

Belinda Tasker

Kerryn Phelps joined the partying after achieving what she initially thought would be a miracle win.

Ex-Lib voters party over Phelps' victory

Gemma Najem

The Blanc Delice at The Westin Sydney is almost too beautiful to touch.

Diner en Blanc’s stylish collaboration with Marriott

Enjoy a little weightlessness in one of three pools at Barceló Illetas Albatros

Taking a babymoon fit for royalty

LAID LOW: Cootamundra defender Nick Ashe is one of two casualties the Strikers need to cover ahead of Sunday's date with Tumut.

Double injury blow for Cootamundra ahead of Tumut showdown

Lachlan Grey

Let the sun in: Light, fresh and airy - the Hampton's style is reminiscent of long summer days and light filled spaces.

How to: Hampton’s style

Jennifer Birchall

Visit www.sydneyfishmarket.com.au/seafood-school/about-sss for more great seafood recipes and cooking tips, advice on purchasing and storing seafood, species information and answers to frequently asked seafood questions.

Try this: Seared chermoula yellowtail kingfish with moroccan salad

STATE OF CALM: More than 41 per cent of participants voted this soft grey-green colour the most relaxing, followed by Taubmans Faded Lilac and Padre Blue.

How paint colour affects your mood

Linley Wilkie

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