The Daily Advertiser
Tuesday, 5 December 2023
Have you decorated your house and want us to add it to our list?
It was another wet end to the season for farmers across the region.
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The partnership saw both groups lead a march through town.
Andrew Mangelsdorf
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Police and Rotarians depart the Wagga Police Station in Friday's march against domestic violence. Picture by Ash Smith
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
Australian city secures exclusive experience for Bluey fans.
Anna McGuinness
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Bluey and Bingo in Brisbane the exclusive home of Bluey's World in 2024. Picture supplied
Firefighters found the rear 'well involved' with flames.
Anna Houlahan
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Flames engulfed the roof of Adam Brand's Gold Coast home. Picture via Seven News
Tributes are flowing for a student killed in a Melbourne crash.
Jessica Coates
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'Beautiful soul': Friends rally after student's crash death
TV show to examine horrific death of teenager Kim Meredith.
Blair Thomson
There was an outpouring of grief after Kim Meredith's horrific death in Albury in 1996. File photo
'This move is more a reflection of Albury's biggest demographic.'
Anthony Bunn
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
Priest says unit 'stunk to high heaven' after being trashed.
Blair Thomson
Rural Fire Service personnel were called to the scene about 7am.
Andrew Mangelsdorf
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A haystack is continuing to burn in Wagga's west after it caught fire last week. Picture by Les Smith
It's open and looking for locals with an imagination.
Abhranil Hazra
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Wagga School of Arts Community Theatre is keen to hear from budding playwrights as it opens entries for the 2024 TenX Playfest. Picture supplied
The 72-year-old has so far raised $73,176 and hopes to hit $100,000.
Abhranil Hazra
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Dr Prabodh Malhotra walks through Wagga on his journey from the MCG to the SCG. Picture by Madeline Begley
Have Your Say
Also in today's letters: Spare a thought for Tiger Town.
Letters
Organisers say this year's event was a record-breaker.
Abhranil Hazra
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A jolly Gerhard Grauer, from Ladysmith, takes a break from leading Saturday's Wagga Toy Run during a stop at Lake Albert's Apex Park. Picture by Les Smith
Photos
Did our photographer snap your picture at the MTC on Saturday?
Andrew Pearson
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Police hold serious concerns for the 57-year-old's welfare.
Malcolm McAlister was last seen at a property on McAlisters Lane at Quandialla - between Young and West Wyalong - on November 20. Picture supplied
Yanco Agricultural High School principal Marni Milne provides an update on dorm upgrade work
Talia Pattison
An overview of the what the project will look like once complete. Picture supplied
'The impact of buybacks often don't become apparent for several years.'
Liv Casben
Griffith farmer and city councillor Glen Andreazza (front right) joins protesters at Griffith's Memorial Park during buybacks rallies held across the MIA and beyond in November. Mr Andreazza is still "very confused and very worried" about the Murray Darling Basin Plan. Picture By Allan Wilson
Micromobility company Beam will provide the e-scooters.
Investigators have appealed for witnesses and dashcam footage.
Andrew Pearson
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Three dead in three weeks on Sturt Highway after truckie dies in crash
Volunteers at the Rural Fire Service report a number of break-ins.
Cai Holroyd
The 51-year-old pleaded guilty to the offence with an explanation.
Andrew Mangelsdorf
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Riverina man Christopher Smalley was convicted in the Wagga Local Court this week for refusing to vote at the 2022 federal election. File picture
Also in today's letters: Navigating the depths of the submarine deal.
Letters
Someone took their eye off the ball on Inland Rail and left us in the lurch, today's correspondent argues.
A footwear outlet could be forced to pay out more than $100,000.
Jessica Coates
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'If you see the kangaroo, do not approach.'
Anna McGuinness
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The kangaroo has been sighted in Oshawa, east of Toronto in Canada. Pictures by Janet Grixti, Global News and CTV News
The surviving members of The Three Tenors return in March.
Anna McGuinness
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Spanish tenors Plcido Domingo and José Carreras are touring Australia in 2024. Pictures supplied
'We have needed, and wanted, to bring this person to justice for years.'
Anna Houlahan
Masood Zakaria is deported to Australia. Picture via AFP
Party in the heaving crowd at the country's biggest music and arts festivals.
Anna Houlahan
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Festival attendees enjoying an afternoon of acts. Picture by Eve Woodhoouse
Southern Inland are looking to help stakeholders adapt to a big tackle change.
Courtney Rees
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There's no stopping Hawaii Sunrise at the moment.
Courtney Rees
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Hawaii Sunrise holds off Jellybean Jingle to make it three wins in 10 days at Wagga for Nangus trainer Alan Clare on Monday. Picture by Madeline Begley
CSU have landed a 198cm key forward from country Victoria.
Matt Malone
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Hugh Wakefield celebrates a goal for Coolamon in a game against Wagga Tigers at Robertson Oval last year. Wakefield has signed with Charles Sturt University for 2024. Picture by Madeline Begley
Pleased with additional games, there's more he'd like to see.
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
A familiar face will return to the helm for Leeton's return to first grade.
Courtney Rees
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Leeton have installed their former premiership-winning coach and Fijian international Marika Vunibaka to lead the club back to first grade in 2024.
Charlie McAdam is no stranger to the Riverina.
Matt Malone
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Charlie McAdam in action for Coleambally against North Wagga at McPherson Oval during the 2019 Farrer League season. Picture by Les Smith
Young's recruitment regime shows no signs of slowing down.
Courtney Rees
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Aaron Slater has signalled his intentions to return to Young's first grade squad after stepping away from the game this year. Picture by Les Smith
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Discover the ultimate family home in this Lloyd property.
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.
The median house price in Byron Bay has risen by 41.5 per cent in the past five years.
Jen Melocco
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The home is tipped to break the Byron Bay record of $37 million. Pic: Supplied
Discover meticulous craftsmanship and opulent design.
Jacinta Dickins
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The housing forum was hosted by Tim 'Rosso' Ross.
Dan Holmes
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Committee 4 Wagga chair Adam Drummond and architecture and design advocate Tim Rosso Ross joined industry professionals at a breakfast event seeking regional housing solutions. Picture by Madeline Begley
Like a Mediterranean Villa, this home offers a relaxed lifestyle.
The property has immense living areas, both indoors and out. Picture supplied.
Literally tonnes of help will arrive in the city this week.
Daisy Huntly
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TV show to examine horrific death of teenager Kim Meredith.
Blair Thomson
There was an outpouring of grief after Kim Meredith's horrific death in Albury in 1996. File photo
'People with disabilities contribute so much to our community.'
Dan Holmes
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Wagga Mayor and MC Dallas Tout Relationships Australia's Amanda 'Bex' Beckett and This Is My Brave Australia (TIMBA)'s Tim Daly.
It's set to offer Christmas decorations, fun and music.
Abhranil Hazra
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Wagga City Council events officer Emma Corbett with the newly-installed Christmas decorations near Wagga's Civic Centre. Picture by Ash Smith
And then: Young Cherry Festival, Coolamon and Ganmain markets, the Sunday sesh.
Daisy Huntly
Keep an eye out for Santa, catch some great local produce and goods at markets around the region, or head to Young for the National Cherry Festival. File images
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
Micromobility company Beam will provide the e-scooters.
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
'People with disabilities contribute so much to our community.'
Dan Holmes
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Wagga Mayor and MC Dallas Tout Relationships Australia's Amanda 'Bex' Beckett and This Is My Brave Australia (TIMBA)'s Tim Daly.
Fund looks for collaborative projects and feedback on resilience
Dan Holmes
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Agriculture and land management experts discuss the priorities of drought preparedness with representatives of the Future Drought Fund. Picture by Ash Smith
Concerns over external consultancies lead to key change.
Adrian Rollins • 2hrs ago
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Have you decorated your house and want us to add it to our list?
Nicole Wade with her display at Forest Hill in December 2022. Picture by Les Smith
It was another wet end to the season for farmers across the region.
Andrew Mangelsdorf
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Rand farmer Roy Hamilton said recent rains have set his wheat harvest back a week and a half while Riverina agronomist Geoff Minchin said the wet could significantly impact financial returns as a result of crop downgrading. Pictures supplied
The partnership saw both groups lead a march through town.
Andrew Mangelsdorf
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Police and Rotarians depart the Wagga Police Station in Friday's march against domestic violence. Picture by Ash Smith
Southern Inland are looking to help stakeholders adapt to a big tackle change.
Courtney Rees
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Tackles below the sternum, like this one on Rei Spooner, will need to be the norm in Southern Inland after a rule change banning chest-high tackles was introduced. Picture by Les Smith
Dooley said a major discussion will be around a global stocktake of the action being taken to mitigate climate change.
Ray Goodlass
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'I was devastated when I opened up the slip of paper with my ATAR on it.'
Cai Holroyd
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I was devastated when I opened up the slip of paper with my ATAR on it. Picture by Shutterstock
Trying to shoehorn a motorway into the middle of a city won't work
John Hanscombe
Peter Broelman's editorial cartoon for Monday, December 4, 2023.
We have found a Johnnycake of pure joy.
Kristie Kellahan
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
Chao Phraya is a gateway to the living history of the Thai capital.
Narina Exelby
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If these waters could talk: Discover Bangkok through its River of Kings
Kotor is Montenegro's picturesque capital set amid mountains.
K'gari stuns with its ancient forests and crystal waters.
Carrie Hutchinson
Shifting sands: This gorgeous island in Queensland is on the move
Plus, get a 15 per cent discount on a cruise in the Arctic.
Deal of the week: Save more than 40 per cent on a holiday in Bali
Which stretch of sand inspires your summer-travel imagination?
Amy Cooper and Mal Chenu
The ultimate city beach showdown - Bondi v St Kilda
Car Expert
Toyota has announced updates for its hydrogen-powered Mirai in Japan, with more technology including additional safety equipment.
Jade Credentino
Evie Networks is rolling out a trial that will allow EV chargers to pay for their charging session with their credit or debit card.
Jack Quick
Australia's Evie wants to make it easier to pay for an electric car charge
Lexus has added a RZ300e model to its Japanese range, which serves up less power, but weighs less and has a lower price.
Derek Fung
Cheaper Lexus RZ electric car revealed with less power
Almost 9000 examples of the Mazda BT-50 are being recalled because the fuel hose may chafe, which could result in an engine fire.
Jack Quick
Mazda BT-50 recalled due to fire risk
GWM Australia has recalled its Ora electric car for a software issue that could result in an electrical arc being formed when you unplug it.
Jade Credentino
2023 GWM Ora recalled
The Senior
Thousands have heard Reg's stories about Kokoda Track. He has some simple advice to young people.
Staff Reporter
Discover the processes that spark genius in this engrossing film.
Staff Reporter
Daniel Johns and David Helfgott in a still from the film. Picture supplied
Ghana migrant Ebenezer Banful prides himself on connecting cultures.
Rowan Cowley
ACT Senior Australian of the Year Ebenezer Banful. Picture by Salty Dingo
The Land
Petunias are a great stand by for colour in a dry climate, far more drought resistant in pots than begonias or dianthus.
Fiona Ogilvie
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Hillock is a 434 hectare high rainfall grazing powerhouse on Lake Hume with significant sub-divisional potential.
Improvements include a renovated four bedroom brick homestead and a two stand shearing shed with new sheep yards. Picture supplied
A huge opportunity in building soil carbon out of thin air, argues ecologist.
Jamie Brown
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if just the best 10pc of Australia's current grazing land is harnessed for active soil carbon sequestration through managed grazing, the 20pc of national emissions could be abated, argues ecologist Dr Bill Hurditch.
Mount Kembla design studio also pays homage to its past.
How to stay safe now they're now commonplace.
Use batteries carefully to reduce the risk of a house fire. Picture Shutterstock
Medical technology advancements have made correcting vision more accessible and varied than ever. This guide explores various vision correction methods.
There have been major innovations in both surgical and non-surgical methods to improve vision and overall quality of life. Picture Shutterstock