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Member for Wagga Daryl Maguire.

Daryl Maguire to resign says Premier Gladys Berejiklian

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Airline passengers’ safety boosted in Wagga

Live coverage: our weekend sports blog

Burned out: Former chef Clayton Kindleysides has traded his apron for overalls amid a projected mass exodus of skilled labour in the hospitality sector.

Chefs ‘burning out’: more cooks set to leave Wagga kitchens

WORN OUT: Aerial photographs taken in recent days showed the roundabout connecting Oura Road and Eunony Bridge Road had been targeted by hoons doing burnouts. Picture: Daniel Brunskill

Wagga police target drivers as hooning concerns rise

STATE CHAMPS: Wagga's Ryleigh O'Hare and Navahome Bono decked out in his winning rug at Morisset on the NSW Central Coast last week.

Ryleigh and Bono proving a top pair

Daryl Maguire to resign says Premier Gladys Berejiklian

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Australia through to World Cup semis

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Live coverage: our weekend sports blog

02:00AM

Firefighters respond to early morning car fire in Kooringal

23:49PM

Wagga election: former MP considers intervention on candidates

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Airline passengers’ safety boosted in Wagga

11:00AM

TRY TIME: Australia's Evania Pelite races away for a try against Spain on Saturday morning. Picture: Mike Lee - KLC fotos for World Rugby

Australia through to World Cup semis

Courtney Rees
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Live coverage: our weekend sports blog

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Rod Morley and Hiazaktye after winning at Wagga on Friday night.

Inside alley the key for Morley

Courtney Rees

TRY TIME: Australia's Evania Pelite races away for a try against Spain on Saturday morning. Picture: Mike Lee - KLC fotos for World Rugby

Australia through to World Cup semis

2hrs ago

NEW JOB: Peter Little is congratulated by Brothers president Craig Stewart after signing on as coach for 2019.

Little excited for new role at Brothers

Courtney Rees

Test Your Teammate – Young

Courtney Rees

Your Business Listing

RED NIGHT: A blood moon seen over Varna, Bulgaria. Picture: Stanimir G. Stoev

Wagga may have the best view of the century’s longest eclipse

Emma Horn

ON THE LOOSE: Elizabeth Sohier said it's always funny to see what happens when a bird gets free at the show. Picture: Les Smith

Poultry fans to flock together for annual show in Wagga

Annie Lewis

FILM EXTRA: Khato Izzeldin snaps a selfie while out and about with main actor Damian Callinan. Picture: Khato Izzeldin

Behind the scenes of The Merger with film extra Khato Izzeldin

Annie Lewis

RED NIGHT: A blood moon seen over Varna, Bulgaria. Picture: Stanimir G. Stoev

Wagga may have the best view of the century’s longest eclipse

SNEAK PEEK: Jenny Conkey, Meredith Adams, Cathy Wall, Heather Wall and David Wall. Picture: Chelsea Sutton

Wagga’s talent will share the stage for a ‘worthy’ cause

Annie Lewis

SNOW TRIP: Perfect snow conditions this weekend at Mount Selwyn Snow Resort. Picture: Blake Stanbridge

Perfect conditions ahead for Riverina’s snow scene

Annie Lewis

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Half the starring cast of Friends, the hit television show that epitomised 1990s style. Photo: Shutterstock

90s style, reborn | Trending

Linley Wilkie

A recent Wotif survey showed around a third of participants chase the summer sun, as opposed to just one in ten who head to colder destinations.

Tips for getting the best deal on your warm getaway this winter

Emma Elsworthy

If finance is proving tricky, Caraco recommends buying into a development that is close to completion. “Banks aren’t so tough on their valuation because they can see the finished product,” he says. “You may also have other buyers who have settled, confirming the price.”

How to buy property off the plan

Kate Farrelly

95 Fitzmaurice Street: Two floors with separate entrances and undercover on-site parking make this building extra attractive for buyers.

Spaces in the CBD for sale

Maintenance: Have a qualified person check your fireplace, combustion heater, flue and chimney at least once a year to ensure they work properly and safely.

Stay warm, cosy and safe this winter

BEING HUMAN: Circa Contemporary Circus acrobats push their bodies to the very limits in their latest production Humans.

It’s bard and circuses for Wagga audiences

Isobel MacCallum

TERRIFIC TECH: Craig is chuffed with the new fishing technology.

Blown away by new gadgets

Craig Harris

Harry Gissing’s 1914-18 war diaries

BEING HUMAN: Circa Contemporary Circus acrobats push their bodies to the very limits in their latest production Humans.

It’s bard and circuses for Wagga audiences

RECOGNITION: Rose-Mary Faulkner with her work Continuum 2017 in kiln-formed glass and decals, has won the 2018 National Emerging Art Glass Prize, an award for contemporary glass artists.

Prestigious prize awarded

Linda Elliott

GREEN THUMB: Check out the Wagga Demonstration Garden from 9am today. There's organic vegetables such as kale, silverbeet, rhubarb, lettuce and more.

Community diary

STATE CHAMPS: Wagga's Ryleigh O'Hare and Navahome Bono decked out in his winning rug at Morisset on the NSW Central Coast last week.

Ryleigh and Bono proving a top pair

EFFORT: Collingullie-Glenfield Park's Tiffaney Lashbrook takes the ball despite the best efforts of Mangoplah-Cookardinia United-Eastlakes' Mikaela Cole on Saturday. Picture: Emma Hillier

Collingullie-GP in strong position after big win over MCUE | Photos

INJURED: East Wagga-Kooringal's Luke Cuthbert (right) will miss a couple of games with a shoulder injury. Picture: Les Smith

Injuries make Temora trip harder for Hawks | Photos

LEADER: Turvey Park coach Truman Carroll addresses his troops during a break this season. Picture: Les Smith

Carroll to stand down at season’s end | Photos

Wayne Carey

Charity Sportsman’s Night faces cancellation due to lack of support

Matt Malone

SILVER IN THE SNOW: Jackson Strong on his custom made by himself snow bike at the Aspen Winter X-Games.

Strong pumped for 12th X-Games appearance | Photos, Video

Matt Malone

GAME ON: Check out all the action from across the Riverina with our sports gallery. Don't forget to vote in our poll below.

The Weekend in Sport | July 14-15

Lachlan Grey

COP THAT: Bushpigs Max Hanrahan and Clay Hamblin sandwich at Temora opponent in CSU's win at Peter Hastie Oval. Picture: Chelsea Sutton

Bushpigs serve warning with best win of season | Photos

Peter Doherty

Speak English like a boss

Michelle Haines Thomas

Will school cash splash hit the mark?

Graham Gorrel

We say: All this caffeine is clouding our judgement

Maguire to resign from NSW parliament

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Dispute between groups leads to teen death

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Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has hit back at criticism of Longman candidate Trevor Ruthenberg.

PM defends LNP Longman candidate

Former Greens leader Bob Brown has promised a massive protest if Adani's Carmichael mine is approved

Sea Shepherd continues anti-Adani voyage

Polling has Labor's Justine Keay ahead in next week's by-election in the Tasmanian seat of Braddon.

Labor leads in crucial Braddon by-election

Paul Osborne

SWEET TREATS: Flour Mill Bakery owner Jonathon White is ready for National Lamington Day. Photo: Jocelyn Garcia

Jaffa, savoury or chocolate? Happy National Lamington Day

Jess Perkins

Protesters, cops clash at far-right event

National RSL president resigns amid probe

Georgie Moore

Brouhaha brewer Matt Jancauskas shows off his product … craft beer is becoming an important part of the Sunshine Coast’s tourism mix.

Six highlights in your travel week | 20 July

John Rozentals

Golden Dragon Lotus in Bendigo, Victoria. PIC: Ewen Bell

Exploring Australia's Chinatowns: from Bendigo to Broome

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

Create mood with lighting

Linley Wilkie

Recipe from australianbeef.com.au

Try this: Chestnut, beef & bok choy stir-fry

Brewing up a trend: Damon Schmetzer, of Jardine's Cafe, says more Wagga residents are turning to quality coffee. Picture: Chelsea Sutton

Wagga’s baristas boom amid brewing coffee trend

Steff Wills

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