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Warriors win grand final

Warriors win grand final

Ladies Golf Club's Pam Paff and Ev Blanch, winners of the recent Open Day. Photo submitted online.

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Stewart Carruthers with Intermediate Highest Pointscore winners Natalie Rayner and Hayley Griffiths; Encouragement Award winner Bonnie Tonks

2019 netball season wrap

Elyssa Keen, Darcey Fry, Elise Coombes, Nick Maslen and Blake Murray defend the goal during a short corner. Photo Anne Keen

Juniors miss out on hockey grand final

Gloucester Hockey Club

Drought workshop coming to Bunyah

WHAT'S ON
Drought workshop coming to Bunyah

Mission Australia held a service provided event in Taree. Photo supplied

WHAT'S ON
Meet and mingle planned for Gloucester service providers

Jean Buettel's watercolour of the late artist Charles Blackman.

WHAT'S ON
Paint a portrait of a Gloucester local

Drought workshop coming to Bunyah

WHAT'S ON
Drought workshop coming to Bunyah

Brigades open their doors

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Brigades open their doors

Gallery opening, live music, sport and more

WHAT'S ON
Gallery opening, live music, sport and more

Read Mid North Coast Now here

Read Mid North Coast Now here

Ruth Lewis

FOR EVERYONE: "Regardless of our larger capabilities, we still don't forget about the little people," said Keerin.

Stay local, scrap local

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Raising the standard of managers and leaders to create a better society

Raising the standard of managers and leaders to create a better society

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Bag yourself a bargain this weekend

Six top tips to get the best out of this weekend's garage sales

Ruth Lewis

INPUT: What do you have to say about living and working in regional Australia? Join the discussion at futurefocusproject.com.au.

Have your say on living in regional Australia

Joanne Crawford

Read Three Valleys Domain here

Read Three Valleys Domain here

Ruth Lewis

Capturing million dollar views

Capturing million dollar views

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The team going above and beyond

The team going above and beyond

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Bucketts Way Neighbourhood Group emergency relief coordinator Kim Wiesner is excited to receive the cheque from Gloucester CWA evening branch member, Donna Kemp.

Country women helping those in need

Anne Keen

Baker's Creek residents got all dolled up for the inaugural charity ball to help raise funds for the Bucketts Way Neighbourhood Centre. Photos supplied

Ball for Bucketts Way Neighbourhood Group

Anne Keen

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Letter to editor: gentleman's on track

Letter to editor: gentleman's on track

Letter to editor: resigning from community committee

Letter to editor: resigning from community committee

Bailey Wilman. Photo by Scott Calvin

THINGS TO DO
From our archives: Mount George Billy Cart Derby 2018 | Photos and video

'Give your mates a hug': Friends, family and fans remember Danny Frawley

'Give your mates a hug': Friends, family and fans remember Danny Frawley

Suspicions, secrets revealed. Annette: Cold Case Unlocked episode 2

Suspicions, secrets revealed. Annette: Cold Case Unlocked episode 2

Shae Deverll (main photo) never met her aunt Annette (top) but has lived with the ongoing grief of her grandmother Margaret Carver (below).

The aunt I never knew: who killed Annette?

Tough day.

REAL AUSTRALIA
Well, that's a lot of bull

Sally Cripps

THE RINGER: AKA Good Fruit and Vegetables editor Ashley Walmsley.

REAL AUSTRALIA
Farmers' take on the fake and flowers bloom despite the drought

Spring snow at Medlow Bath on September 17. Photo: Brigitte Grant Photography

Spring snowfall in Blue Mountains and beyond

Raising the standard of managers and leaders to create a better society

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When our stories don't stop at a soundbite

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When our stories don't stop at a soundbite

Marie Low
1hr ago

THE DESPERATE: Even before the AI strikes, Australia was in deep decline due to climate change: endless droughts and other extreme weather events such as super-cyclones and floods ... Artwork: Marco Mana

SATIRE
Stuck on a smelly refugee boat with Dutton

Mark Bode

Tough day.

REAL AUSTRALIA
Well, that's a lot of bull

Sally Cripps

See over a million spring flowering bulbs at Tesselaar Tulip Festival in Victoria, including tulips, daffodils, ranunculus and anemones.

Hello petal! Australia's must-see flower festivals

Geraldine Cardozo

FRIEND IN NEED: Alma's recognition of Tom's stroke symptoms helped to get him to hospital for a treatment in a timely fashion

Quick thinking Alma a stroke of luck for Tom

ART FORM: "I've stuck with pen, paper and paint," says Hairy Maclary creator Lynley Dodd, pictured here painting the cat Scarface Claw in her home studio in New Zealand.

Hairy Maclary creator Lynley Dodd's chaos theory

Geraldine Cardozo

The federal government wants bosses who steal wages from staff to face criminal penalties.

Wage-stealing bosses to face criminal laws

10m ago

More Victorians are seeking help from emergency departments for opioid-related illness.

Pharmaceutical opioid harm surges in Vic

21m ago

Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton wants to crack down on dual nationals convicted of terror crimes.

Dutton pushing for citizenship loss powers

52m ago

Gold Coast cinematographer Ben Nott on the set of film Danger Close: The Battle of Long Tan.

Gold Coast film industry main attraction

56m ago

Queensland wants the Commonwealth to allow it to continue baiting and killing Barrier Reef sharks.

Qld rejects court ruling on shark culls

Sonia Kohlbacher
1hr ago

Wagga real estate agent Dave Skow (left) and Survivor fan fave Luke Toki.

Survivor super fan raises over $500k for contestant Luke Toki

Daina Oliver
1hr ago

Sweet revenge: Justine Barwick comes face to face with a shark cake, made for fundraising celebration to mark one year since she was bitten by a shark. Picture: supplied

Shark attack survivor a year on: back in the water, back at work

Sarah Lansdown
2hrs ago

New rules will apply from September 26.

40km/h slow down rule axed on highways

Nadine Morton
2hrs ago

Bob Jamieson has no solutions for those graziers without the capacity to implement feed for profit initiatives except to sell livestock quickly.

Breaking new ground while feeding for profit

BOB JAMIESON
2hrs ago

Rethink needed on how we use our water

Rethink needed on how we use our water

Grazing management trainer, Graeme Hand gets close to his subject at a "walk and talk" session at Jingellic.

Getting the best from perennials

Mark Griggs

The Great Barrier Reef Drive: one of Australia's most picturesque coastal roads.

What's your next holiday destination?

John Rozentals

Get in early: The ACCC inquiry found foreign cash is more expensive at airport locations than at other locations. When buying USD200 in February 2019, consumers could have saved AUD40 by purchasing from the cheapest supplier at a non-airport location, compared with the most expensive supplier at the airport.

Australians paying millions too much for foreign currency services: ACCC

FASCINATING: The Australian Fossil and Mineral Museum is known for exhibiting specimens from every major stage of life on Earth.

A weekend at the museum

Andrew Lotherington

Making the most of super: I can't think of an easier way for a young person to earn nearly $1 million. All they need to do is contact their superannuation fund and allocate their asset mix into growth investments.

Under 55? Go for growth

Noel Whittaker
1hr ago

NICE THREADS: It doesn't take much for boys to pull together a smooth look for their school formal, but it does help if they know what they like.

Choosing your 'bag of fruit'

10 clever household hacks using bicarb soda

10 clever household hacks using bicarb soda