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Friday, 8 December 2023
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TransGrid has appointed two companies to build HumeLink.
Louise Thrower • 2hrs ago
Driver caught over the limit in more ways than one returning from camping trip.
Andrew Mangelsdorf
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Hundreds of brumbies have been shot already, the government confirms.
Andrew Mangelsdorf
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Tumut-based brumby re-homer Donna Pratt visits recently rehomed foal Aussie at the Charles Sturt University veterinary clinical centre. Picture by Madeline Begley
Also in today's letters: We're asleep at the wheel and heading towards a cliff.
Letters
The debate around public funding of private schools often misses a key point, argues today's correspondent. Picture by Shutterstock
The faux pas was broadcast globally.
Anna Houlahan
Maryam Moshiri gets serious. Picture via BBC News
The cyclone is expected to impact the north Queensland coast.
Anna McGuinness • 2hrs ago
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The Bureau's forecast track map for Severe Tropical Cyclone Jasper as of 4.55 am AEST on December 8. Picture by the Bureau of Meteorology
The Canberra tennis star promises he'll show fans 'everything'.
David Polkinghorne • 25m ago
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Nick Kyrgios has joined adults only website OnlyFans. Picture Instagram
The unique course hailed its first graduates this week.
Andrew Mangelsdorf
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Qasm Sleman, who migrated from Iraq, pictured on the final day of a nine-week Commercial Cookery English Language program at Wagga TAFE. Picture by Madeline Begley
It comes as submissions close for the Preferred Infrastructure Report.
Andrew Mangelsdorf
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Sixteen schools across the region won't be operating on Friday.
Talia Pattison
Sixteen schools across the Riverina will be closed on Friday, December 8 due to the extreme heat that is forecast. Picture file
Coolamon's best and fairest winner is training at Lavington.
Matt Malone
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She's one of 1500 across the Riverina tapping into a huge longevity clue.
Abhranil Hazra
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At 99, Myree McGrath was among the first to sign up for gentle exercise classes when they began at Uranquinty earlier this year. Picture by Ash Smith
A shot for the moon has left Coolamon in the stars.
Nyk Carnsew and William Ton
An Australian lunar rover will collect moon soil from which scientists will try to extract oxygen. Picture supplied
Whether they're cringeworthy or classic, there's a stack of memories in this gallery.
Daisy Huntly
93 photos from Wagga's school formals between 1999 and 2002
Emergency services raced to the scene about Thursday lunchtime.
Andrew Mangelsdorf
The free council-run event will return in a changed format this year.
Andrew Mangelsdorf
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Wagga Council Events Officers Emma Corbett and Tyrelle Gow unveiled council's New Years Eve celebration plans at Lake Albert on Thursday. Picture by Ash Smith
Police arrested the pair at Bomen late last month.
Andrew Mangelsdorf
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The woman was arrested in Young in January.
Louise Thrower
Goulburn Local Court. Picture by Louise Thrower.
Man arrested in Greater Sydney over the September fire.
Daisy Huntly
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Detectives investigating the September 5 fire at Coolac Service Centre have charged a Camden man. Picture by NSW RFS
Also in today's letters: All it takes is the will and foresight.
Letters
The Darling River approaches the Murray River at Wentworth, on the NSW-Victorian border. Picture by John Hanscombe
Graeme Meredith says the murder has shaped who he is as a person.
Blair Thomson
Wagga needs 267 new houses every year to meet demand.
Dan Holmes
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HIA chair Marty Keogh, Committee 4 Wagga chair Adam Drummond, HIA representative Tony Balding, RDA Riverina chief executive Rachel Whiting and RDA Riverina research officer Melanie Renkin. Picture by Les Smith
There was a sharp rise in demand for support this week.
Andrew Mangelsdorf
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It comes following a devastating string of bad accidents in the area.
Allan Wilson
Despite hundreds from as far as interstate jotting down their names for the cause, a petition has so far captured little attention. Pictured is Darlington Point's main street. Picture by Allan Wilson
This marks first time the inquiry hears from Riverina birth trauma victims.
Dan Holmes
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Nova Health GP obstetrician Trudi Beck (right), pictured with GP colleague Carla Flynn, will be a local expert witness at the birth trauma inquiry's Wagga hearing next week. File picture by Madeline Begley

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'Handy for sausage sizzles and useful for parking.'
Anna Houlahan
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Police said it was a 'very tragic story, sad on so many levels'.
Anna Houlahan
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Tanya Lee Glover and the wall of a Brisbane apartment where her body was found. Pictures via QLD Police
Could country NSW be key to unlocking Sydney's housing woes?
Jessica Coates
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Generic housing at Bella Vista housing development.
The case is one of the ACT's longest-running police investigations.
Hannah Neale
A second man was arrested in relation to the alleged murder of Irma Palasics. Picture AFP
Wagga RSL's batting depth will be put to the test.
Courtney Rees
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Coolamon's best and fairest winner is training at Lavington.
Matt Malone
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Contracted Coolamon best and fairest winner Tim Oosterhoff has been training with Ovens and Murray League club Lavington. Picture by Les Smith
NSW Country's under 19s national championships campaign has come to an end.
Courtney Rees
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The NSW Country under 19s side, captained by South Wagga product Jake Scott, lost their last three matches in the national championships.
Ten teams competed at Oasis on Thursday for the title.
Tahlia Sinclair
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All the comings and goings for the 2024 season.
Matt Malone
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East Wagga-Kooringal has secured Jake Barrett for the upcoming Farrer League season. Picture by Ash Smith
Hy Poactive extends his unbeaten start to his career.
Courtney Rees
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Narrandera reinsman Blake Jones with Hy Poactive after winning the NSW Breeders Challenge Western Region Final at Bathurst on Wednesday.
There is four pools with teams crossing over through the season
Tahlia Sinclair
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Georgina Carroll is tackled by Angela Fisher during the 2023 Southern NSW Women's League grand final. Picture by Les Smith
Northern Jets to be boosted by the return of two former juniors.
Matt Malone
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Max Harper in action for Figtree in the AFL South Coast competition this year. He will return to his home club Northern Jets next season. Picture by Sylvia Liber
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The top street had more than a $20 million median house price.
Jen Melocco
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Wagga needs 267 new houses every year to meet demand.
Dan Holmes
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HIA chair Marty Keogh, Committee 4 Wagga chair Adam Drummond, HIA representative Tony Balding, RDA Riverina chief executive Rachel Whiting and RDA Riverina research officer Melanie Renkin. Picture by Les Smith
Noel Whittaker and Rachel Lane want to make downsizing 'simple'.
Steve Evans
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Rachel Lane and Noel Whittaker. Picture by Elesa Kurtz
Renters spend more on their homes and die earlier: data.
Dan Holmes
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Despite 13 interest rate rises since May property prices are still on the up.
Jen Melocco
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People have been sitting on their hands and been unwilling to put their home up for sale as interest rates rise says Ray White Commercial Head of Research, Vanessa Rader.
This semi-rural property is designed for comfort and entertaining.
Jacinta Dickins
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This home and land package would be perfect for families, farmers, and those looking for space to grow and thrive. Pictures supplied.
She's one of 1500 across the Riverina tapping into a huge longevity clue.
Abhranil Hazra
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The free council-run event will return in a changed format this year.
Andrew Mangelsdorf
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Wagga Council Events Officers Emma Corbett and Tyrelle Gow unveiled council's New Years Eve celebration plans at Lake Albert on Thursday. Picture by Ash Smith
A new live music festival is part of the program.
Abhranil Hazra
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Flying Fruit Fly Circus performers Finn Neill, 14, Tal Shemesh, 17, Jake Kavanagh, 15, and Nate Klippel, 14, are set to perform during Wagga's Civic Theatre 2024 season. Picture by Madeline Begley
'We've got clubs that will appeal to a huge variety of people.'
Abhranil Hazra
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Wagga Potters Club's Brian Barkworth and Wagga Patchwork and Quilters president Chris Francis represent just two of the clubs that will be showcased on Saturday at the Association of Riverina Cultural Clubs open day. Picture by Madeline Begley
Literally tonnes of help will arrive in the city this week.
Daisy Huntly
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Foodbank will bring eight tonnes of fresh produce to distribute at a pop-up event at Wagga's Riverside precinct on Wednesday. Picture supplied
Want to be part of a nationally recognised leader in transport? The time to join is now.
To learn more about the rules and how to comply, visit NRAR's metering page.
A NRAR officer inspecting a meter. Picture supplied
To manage pain, many Australians turn to common over-the-counter pain relievers.
Paracetamol is one of the most widely used pain relief medicines in the world that is available without prescription. Picture Karolina Grabowska via Pexels
Explore our most mighty waterway while tasting the wine made from sun ripened vines.
Emma Brown
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Impressive cliffs scoured by the river over millions of years along the Murray River. Picture Shutterstock
This revolutionary company is transforming the sector, taking the industry by storm.
Collar® Group is transforming the recruitment sector and taking the industry by storm. Picture supplied by Collar
She's one of 1500 across the Riverina tapping into a huge longevity clue.
Abhranil Hazra
No comments
This marks first time the inquiry hears from Riverina birth trauma victims.
Dan Holmes
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Nova Health GP obstetrician Trudi Beck (right), pictured with GP colleague Carla Flynn, will be a local expert witness at the birth trauma inquiry's Wagga hearing next week. File picture by Madeline Begley
Micromobility company Beam will provide the e-scooters.
Albury's e-scooter trial is due to begin on December 15. Picture supplied
Compiled from the Daily Advertiser by the Wagga Wagga & District Historical Society.
The Advance Australia Hotel in Baylis Street, probably early 1900s. Picture supplied (CSURA Michael Pym Collection RW2745)
Local group partners with renewables legend on electrification.
Dan Holmes
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Part of Ed Welham's 24 kilowatt home solar system. Picture by Les Smith
The Canberra tennis star promises he'll show fans 'everything'.
David Polkinghorne • 25m ago
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TransGrid has appointed two companies to build HumeLink.
Louise Thrower • 2hrs ago
CPB Contractors general manager NSW Infrastructure Rob Monaci; GenusPlus Group managing director David Riches; ACCIONA chief operations officer, Andre Noonan; UGL managing director Doug Moss; and Transgrid CEO Brett Redman discuss the HumeLink route. Picture supplied.
The cyclone is expected to impact the north Queensland coast.
Anna McGuinness • 2hrs ago
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The Bureau's forecast track map for Severe Tropical Cyclone Jasper as of 4.55 am AEST on December 8. Picture by the Bureau of Meteorology
Could country NSW be key to unlocking Sydney's housing woes?
Jessica Coates
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Generic housing at Bella Vista housing development.
The faux pas was broadcast globally.
Anna Houlahan
Maryam Moshiri gets serious. Picture via BBC News
The main aim to reform initial teacher education is falling short.
Jenna Price
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Australia needs to adopt a more balanced Israel-Palestine approach.
Clive Williams
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Fighters from the Joint Operations Room of Gaza-based armed Palestinian factions, near Rafah. Picture Shutterstock
Also in today's letters: We're asleep at the wheel and heading towards a cliff.
Letters
The debate around public funding of private schools often misses a key point, argues today's correspondent. Picture by Shutterstock
This resort's sustainability efforts are world-class.
Matt Brace • 2hrs ago
Which will you raise a Christmas toast to in your household?
Amy Cooper and Mal Chenu
Battle of the world's best sparkling-wine regions: Champagne v Prosecco
From family-friendly resorts to luxe digs, we have you covered.
Akash Arora
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Spicers Sangoma.
Yes, if you follow this step-by-step guide.
Janet Stone
Located in Glyfada, it's just metres from the Aegean Sea.
A gorgeous new hotel has just opened in Athens
More than half the entries are in laidback country locations.
Akash Arora
Country gems shine in Australia's top 50 restaurants list
We have found a Johnnycake of pure joy.
Kristie Kellahan
Looking for the best seafood in the US? Make a beeline for Boston
Lovers of food and culture should check into this charmer.
Natascha Mirosch
Singular Santiago: A one-of-a-kind hotel in the bohemian heart of the city
Car Expert
Lucas Harris has been appointed as the new managing director for Chery Australia effective from December 4. He previously worked at Subaru.
Jack Quick • 7m ago
Alfa Romeo's new entry-level SUV will be called the Brennero, and is set to offer both mild-hybrid and electric power.
James Gelding • 15m ago
Alfa Romeo's smallest SUV yet now has a name
Dodge's first electric muscle car is still around a year away, and will look much like last year's concept.
William Stopford • 46m ago
Dodge's electric muscle car teased for Christmas, but it's not ready yet
The facelifted Hyundai Tucson N Line has been revealed, confirmed for an Australian introduction in 2024 as part of the updated line-up.
James Wong • 1hr ago
2024 Hyundai Tucson N Line revealed with hybrid option
The entry price for the Mercedes-Benz GLB has now risen by $5900 with the new facelift. It's set to go on sale this week.
Jack Quick • 1hr ago
2024 Mercedes-Benz GLB price and specs
The Senior
Impersonation scams have fleeced $92 million from us in nine months. Here's how to not be duped.
Staff Reporter
Anne-Mason Furmage won't let her lifelong disability defeat her.
Rowan Cowley
Disability advocate Ann-Mason Furmage. Picture supplied
Thousands have heard Reg's stories about Kokoda Track. He has some simple advice to young people.
Staff Reporter
World War II veteran Reg Chard in his home at Villawood, Sydney, NSW. Picture supplied
The Land
More than 1000 hectares of cotton crops have already been impacted by spray drift in NSW this season.
Developers planning 660 wind turbines in the Walcha council area
Simon Chamberlain • 1hr ago
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An estimated 150 people attended a meeting in Walcha, where the Department of Planning released their draft plan for renewables. Picture supplied by Voice for Walcha
It requires no hormones and cows stay in the production cycle.
Rebecca Nadge
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Father and daughter duo Dean and Kristen Fredericksen of Dalwhinnie Angus, Byng, wanted to try IVF technology to get on the front foot. Picture by Rebecca Nadge
From time-saving appliances to fridge magnets with a twist.
Karen Hardy
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The top seven reasons why embarking on a glacier tour in Iceland should be on every traveler's bucket list.
The top seven reasons why embarking on a glacier tour in Iceland should be on every traveler's bucket list. Picture Shutterstock