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Truck rolled at roundabout, leaking diesel on Coolamon Road

Emma Horn
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MILESTONE: Bernadette Kelly and Belinda Crain are pleased with how far the Multicultural Council has come in 30 years. Picture: Emma Hillier

The ‘shield’ for refugees celebrates 30 years in Wagga

ANNIE LEWIS
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There for safekeeping: Oliver Hoffman - of Ollie’s Security - with Ashmont Hotel licensee Andrew Behnke.

Night shift: Checking under city’s bed at night

STEFF WILLS

Winter in reverse: Scott Gray, with his children, Harrison, 10, Evelyn, 6, Poppy, 12 and wife Amy.

Lost Lanes warms Wagga’s wintery soul with micro-festival cheer

STEFF WILLS

From little things: Wagga mother Romola Trevaskis is following her dream, relaunching her business, Green on the Go amid changes to single-use plastic bag policies across NSW.

Innovative mum unpacks her dream as city ditches plastic bags

STEFF WILLS

One-stop shop: Ex-military advocates Anna Sutcliffe and Peter Robinson have helped make access to support easier for the Riverina's former and currently serving residents.

City leg-up: Combined support launched for Riverina’s ex-military

STEFF WILLS

Call out: Council asks residents to help develop fresh flood plan.

Wagga residents called to help prevent future flooding

Steff Wills

OUR CRIMINAL PAST: Charged with murder, stealing, and suspected prostitution, these are some of Wagga's most fascinating criminals from days gone by. Pictures: CSU Regional Archives

Our criminal past: most notorious characters in Wagga’s history

CLAUDIA FARHART

A review will finally end the smartphones in classrooms debate

Wagga’s ageing population leads to expansion of retirement village

High-tech treatments keep kids like Sam out of hospital and at home

Tragic loss: Riverina man struck and killed by train

Truck rolled at roundabout, leaking diesel on Coolamon Road

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Live coverage: our weekend sports blog

WHAT DO YOU THINK: Should students be allowed to use smartphones during class?

A review will finally end the smartphones in classrooms debate

THE TEAM: Grace Ross, Taylee Gilbert, Joanne Mawson, Michael Galluzzo, Angela Galluzzo Rosie Powell and Tarryn King. Picture: Annie Lewis

New cafe opens on Baylis with a goal to celebrate diversity

TAKE OFF: Wagga has now been shortlisted for Qantas' new pilot training academy set to open next year.

Qantas officially shortlists Wagga for new flight school

ON THE MOVE: Marrar's Toby Lawler drives the Bombers forward in the first quarter at Langtry Oval on Saturday as CSU's Max Hanrahan closes in.

Marrar respond with patchy win over CSU | Videos, Photos

Truck rolled at roundabout, leaking diesel on Coolamon Road

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The ‘shield’ for refugees celebrates 30 years in Wagga

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Temora’s Wallis has big day out

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Saints juggernaut keeps on rolling

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Griffith bounce back to keep hold of cup

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EWK scrape home to ruin TRYC’s party

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NINE-GOAL HAUL: Forward Matt Wallis was hard to stop on Saturday.

Temora’s Wallis has big day out

Peter Doherty

MR CONSISTENT: The good form of North Wagga midfielder Jake May continues. After strong games against Temora and Marrar, he was again superb against Barellan.

Saints juggernaut keeps on rolling

Peter Doherty

Kula Kaloudonu close to the CSU tryline during Griffith's big win to keep hold of the Ben Groat Memorial Cup.

Griffith bounce back to keep hold of cup

Courtney Rees

NINE-GOAL HAUL: Forward Matt Wallis was hard to stop on Saturday.

Temora’s Wallis has big day out

STRONG GAME: East Wagga-Kooringal's Tom Pocock (pictured with Heath Russell last time the teams' met) had another strong game as the Hawks got home late at The Rock. Picture: Les Smith

EWK scrape home to ruin TRYC’s party

Peter Doherty

Sam Elwin's field goal proved to be the difference against Young.

Elwin’s field goal sees Temora take win

Courtney Rees

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CONTINUING THE LEGACY: Moo Hubbard and Peter St Clair are proud to spread awareness by telling Amie's story. Picture: Annie Lewis

Nine years and counting for the Amie St Clair Melanoma Trust ball

ANNIE LEWIS

THE TEAM: Grace Ross, Taylee Gilbert, Joanne Mawson, Michael Galluzzo, Angela Galluzzo Rosie Powell and Tarryn King. Picture: Annie Lewis

New cafe opens on Baylis with a goal to celebrate diversity

ANNIE LEWIS

Keo Match, Melbourne artist painting mural at Knight's Meats and Deli.

Five things to do in the Riverina this weekend

ANNIE LEWIS

CONTINUING THE LEGACY: Moo Hubbard and Peter St Clair are proud to spread awareness by telling Amie's story. Picture: Annie Lewis

Nine years and counting for the Amie St Clair Melanoma Trust ball

RITES OF PASSAGE: Ella Murphy, Fire’s Edge 2017, is now on display as part of The Edge, which is focused on developing photography skills to reflect the unique rural context of our area. Picture: Contributed

At home on the edge

Linda Elliott

WINNER: Pamela Frost's efforts in her front lawn were recognised with the ‘Garden of the Season’ award. Picture: Les Smith

Take a peek at some of Wagga’s bloomin’ marvellous gardens

Annie Lewis

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WINTER WARMERS: A mug of hot chocolate with marshmallows never disappoints. Photo: Villeroy & Boch

What’s hot this winter | Trending

Linley Wilkie

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ON THE MOVE: Marrar's Toby Lawler drives the Bombers forward in the first quarter at Langtry Oval on Saturday as CSU's Max Hanrahan closes in.

Marrar respond with patchy win over CSU | Videos, Photos

MAKING HIS MARK: Griffith's Jacob Conlan takes a mark despite the best efforts of Wagga Tigers' Xavier Lyons at Robertson Oval on Saturday. Picture: Emma Hillier

Conlan brothers star in Griffith’s win over Tigers | Photos

The Rock-Yerong Creek's Justin Driscoll relaxes at home with sons Jock, 5, and Alfie, 3, ahead of a big day for the club on Saturday. Picture: Les Smith

Memories, milestones and a season in mind

Photo: Trent Meadley

60 reasons to celebrate working dogs

BACK HOME: Jacob Conlan playing for the Swans against Collingullie-Glenfield Park two weeks ago in what was to be a one-off appearance.

Conlan back for the season with Griffith

Peter Doherty

Hardy souls go nude for record Dark Mofo swim

Ethan James

How the Socceroos rated against Denmark

Matt Bungard

HAPPY DAYS: Turvey Park midfielder Josh Ashcroft at home with seven-month old son Jax on Thursday ahead of Saturday's big game against Leeton-Whitton. Picture: Les Smith

Ashcroft confident Bulldogs up for the test | Photos

Matt Malone

Photo: Christopher Pearce

ABC’s job to hold a mirror up to politics

Graham Gorrel

Eurydice Dixon: grief must be catalyst for change | OPINION

Patty Kinnersly, CEO Our Watch

The start of a memorial at the park where the body of Eurydice Dixon was found last week.

We say: Eurydice’s death prompts conversations

The Silo Bar at Kylee and Bevan Young's Greenhaven Orchard at Gayndah. Pictures: Kel Hetherington

The farm where you can enjoy a beer from a silo bar

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Labor is dismissing speculation that Bill Shorten is under pressure from Anthony Albanese.

Albanese's views not out of line: Chalmers

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Police notice rise in distracted pedestrians and cyclists on roads

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North Melbourne claim narrow defeat over Western Bulldogs

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Karina Brown and Vanessa Foliaki embraced at the end of the inaugural women's State of Origin match on Friday. Photo: NRL Facebook

'Welcome to 2018': NRL defends photo of rugby players' kiss

Sarah Muller

WA Opposition Leader Mike Nahan (R) says Alyssa Hayden's win is a message to the Labor government.

WA Labor by-election loss 'sends message'

Deputy Labor leader Tanya Plibersek says business tax cuts show the government's wrong priorities.

Bad timing for corporate tax cut: Labor

Paul Osborne

Labor Leader Bill Shorten has vowed to ensure compensation is paid if the NBN isn't up to scratch.

Labor launches NBN service guarantee

Paul Osborne

A giant fish-tank dominates the reception area in the Sofitel Sydney Darling Harbour.

Six highlights in your travel week | 22 June

John Rozentals

BIG FISH – See giant cuttlefish off Stony Point on the Eyre Peninsula. Photo: Carl Charter.

Introducing the rock stars of the ocean

Grilled wild-caught Alaskan salmon at Fish & Co.

Sydney’s Anason and Fish & Co serve it up hot

John Rozentals

Winter in reverse: Scott Gray, with his children, Harrison, 10, Evelyn, 6, Poppy, 12 and wife Amy.

Lost Lanes warms Wagga’s wintery soul with micro-festival cheer

STEFF WILLS

Mr Georgiev said a thorough cleaning with white vinegar can kill mould infestations, but a long-term solution can require expert treatment.

Ventilate to avoid the dangers of mould

Don’t double up on flu shot

Geraldine Cardozo, thesenior.com.au

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