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Back row from left: Jess; Mikayla, Adele, Elly P, Kyanne, Matilda
Front row from left: Ellie M, Annie, Beth, Annabel, Olivia

Tenterfield cricket girls score a big win over Mullumbimby

Group 19 podcast: Best and fairest standings revealed

Group 19 podcast: Best and fairest standings revealed

Ellen Dunger

Bees beat Kyogle.

Bumblebees flying high with fourth win on the trot

Ellen Dunger

Back row from left: Jess; Mikayla, Adele, Elly P, Kyanne, Matilda
Front row from left: Ellie M, Annie, Beth, Annabel, Olivia

Tenterfield cricket girls score a big win over Mullumbimby

Keely Mooney runs into the Bingara defence.

Tigers face a number struggle at halfway mark of the season

Ellen Dunger

Group 19 rugby league podcast round six of the competition

Group 19 rugby league podcast round six of the competition

Ellen Dunger

The Bureau of Meteorology is keen to better engage with producers to provide more meaningful information.

LLS and BOM join forces to help farmers cope with the weather

Newsroom

Last year's trivia night winners Dennis and Jen Gasgoyne, Geoff Kernot, Jenny Santin, Lisa Greenhill, Peter Reid, Leah Kernot and Richard Greenhill. Will they retain their crown?

Start cramming now for Rotary's big trivia night

Donna Ward

Locals Sandra and Jim Koch for the Nationals and Armidale-based Ken Barnett for Independent Adam Blakester were on hand at the early polling station to provide voting guidance.

Pre-poll opens at Tenterfield Memorial Hall

Donna Ward

The Bureau of Meteorology is keen to better engage with producers to provide more meaningful information.

LLS and BOM join forces to help farmers cope with the weather

Witches Falls' Jon Heslop sources all his wine grapes from the Granite Belt.

Our northern neighbour's gaining a reputation for its grapes

Pat McLeod

Twins Graeme and John Howie will take you on another trip down memory lane.

Howie Brothers gear up to take us down memory lane

Donna Ward

Ballarat man Lindsay, 69, has been delighted with the service Pennytel has delivered saying, "I won't go with anyone else 'cause I'm happy - you won't get better."

Old-fashioned service brings satisfaction with a smile

SERVICE PLUS: When it comes to telephone companies, 80-year-old Ballarat man Donald cares primarily about two things, an affordable plan and good old fashioned customer service. Advertiser content for Pennytel.

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FCAI's chief executive Tony Weber is urging motorists to check their airbags even in older vehicles.

Faulty airbags have no respect for vehicle age

Ballarat man Lindsay, 69, has been delighted with the service Pennytel has delivered saying, "I won't go with anyone else 'cause I'm happy - you won't get better."

Old-fashioned service brings satisfaction with a smile

Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries chief executive Tony Weber is urging motorists to check if their vehicles are affected by the Takata airbag recall.

Car makers call for vital safety check

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From the desk of Mrs Claus: Mrs Claus opens her heart to tell the children of the world how she feels about them this Christmas.

A note from Mrs Claus to share the joy

Mrs Claus

House of the Week | Decked out for views

House of the Week | Decked out for views

House of the week: Decked out for views in North Tamworth

House of the week: Decked out for views in North Tamworth

House of the week: Californian charm mixed with a slice of history

House of the week: Californian charm mixed with a slice of history

HISTORIC MOMENT: Apollo 11 astronaut Buzz Aldrin here on July 21, 1969, standing on the Moon in a photograph taken by mission commander Neil Armstrong. Across Australia and around the globe, hundreds of millions tuned in to watch as the human race took its first steps in space. Once the realm of science fiction, it was now a reality. Picture: NASA

Race to space began as a daring dream

By Helen Sim

Carrying on: Marian Byfield, along her husband Don, has not let their life-threatening cancer diagnoses slow their Biggest Morning Tea event down.

Join in the Biggest Morning Tea

Opportunities: Whether you are interested in the environment, history or animals there's a volunteer position for you.

Give a little time, help a lot

Maeve McKenna

HISTORIC MOMENT: Apollo 11 astronaut Buzz Aldrin here on July 21, 1969, standing on the Moon in a photograph taken by mission commander Neil Armstrong. Across Australia and around the globe, hundreds of millions tuned in to watch as the human race took its first steps in space. Once the realm of science fiction, it was now a reality. Picture: NASA

Race to space began as a daring dream

David Turner and Sandra Bush's 1962 Morris Mini 850 1a was one of the first in the district, since being restored by Mini expert Ron Williams.

Vintage car clubbers vote for brake tester

Geoff Newman

Twins Graeme and John Howie will take you on another trip down memory lane.

Howie Brothers gear up to take us down memory lane

Donna Ward

Back row from left: Jess; Mikayla, Adele, Elly P, Kyanne, Matilda
Front row from left: Ellie M, Annie, Beth, Annabel, Olivia

Tenterfield cricket girls score a big win over Mullumbimby

OCEAN'S mystery: Beachcomber John Miller from Port Fairy is discovering plenty of interesting items washed onto the shoreline. Picture: Anthony Brady

Beachcombers are on the hunt for rare finds along our coastline

Nic Langenberg (left) with 104-year-old Dorothy Yeomans at Sea Life Sydney Aquarium.

Watch this shark glide by 104-year-old Dorothy

Keely Mooney runs into the Bingara defence.

Tigers face a number struggle at halfway mark of the season

Suzanne Cooper gets some advice from instructor Sue Howie as Annette Law soldiers on in the background.

Turning Japanese

Donna Ward

The weird, whacky wonderfulness of election day

The weird, whacky wonderfulness of election day

A screengrab from a YouTube video showing the former PM Bob Hawke skolling a beer from Mr Brandon.

Hawke downing 'one for the country' brings back memories

Robert Crawford

Tassie devil predicts election outcome

Tassie devil predicts election outcome

Scott Gelston

How you deal with disappointment is key

How you deal with disappointment is key

Zoë Wundenberg

Australia, now is the time for climate action

Australia, now is the time for climate action

Mark Gardner

When planners play it right

When planners play it right

Michelle Haines Thomas

Associate Professor Stephen Macfarlane is part of a clinical trial looking into treatment for Parkinson's disease dementia.

Trial of new drug to treat Parkinson's dementia

MEET AND GREET: Academics from University of Sunshine Coast with international students, attending a familiarisation tour of the Cooinda Aged Care.

Uni 'roomies' to move into aged care home

SMART MOVES: Thinking of downsizing to a granny flat? Make sure you formalise decisions and get legal advice before moving in.

Estate planning: avoid granny flat pitfalls

Police plan to speak to Ivan Milat over dozens of unsolved murders as he fights terminal cancer.

Police to probe Ivan Milat over homicides

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Samantha Knight's mother Tess Knight isn't satisfied pedophile Michael Guider is safe for release.

Sydney pedophile backtracks on guilty plea

First-time Labor candidate Anika Wells declared victory in the Queensland federal seat of Lilley.

Labor claiming victory in close Qld seat

George Pell will appeal convictions for sexually abusing two boys but won't appeal his sentence.

Pell won't appeal child abuse sentence

Victoria's Treasurer Tim Pallas unveils a budget that borrows more to spend on major infrastructure.

Vic ramps up debt to deliver poll promises

Kaitlyn Offer

Victoria has allocated budget funds to fix waste issues including stockpiles and toxic fires.

Recycling fixes get $35m in Vic budget

Georgie Moore

The Vic government has a fine line to tread, managing debt while spending to deliver on promises.

Big spending Vic budget a tightrope act

Kaitlyn Offer

Amber Holt who's accused of throwing an egg at Scott Morrison has briefly faced court in Albury.

Woman faces NSW court over PM's egging

Southern Beef Technology Services technical officer Boyd Gudex speaks at the Capitalise on Carcase conference.

Is it time to do away with days to calving EBVs?

Lucy Kinbacher
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Dubbo MP, Dugald Saunders with Rosh Mercer and Brian Lewis, Glencoe, who had the highest combined hoof and hook score and were the most successful exhibitor.

Glencoe White Suffolks score big at Dubbo Hoof and Hook

Olivia Calver

The Rene supreme winning team; Brooke Perez, stud groom Kyle Sturgess, and Scott Mitchell.

Rene raises the bar in White Suffolk ring

Hannah Powe

VAST^: The expanse of Lake Eyre has started filling as floodwaters make their way down the river systems to South Australia. Photo: Felicity Brown, Chinta Air

See a unique natural phenomenon from the 'Eyre'

Berry: An arty, food-oriented town.

A Berry fine destination for a foodie escape

John Rozentals

The highway near Glen Innes: A picturesque window on the New England region of NSW. Image: Destination NSW.

Your weekly travel inspirations

John Rozentals

In the latest global rankings report by Ookla, Australia has dropped to number 62 in the ranking of household speeds.

Tech Talk: Frustrated with slow NBN? Try mobile

Mathew Dickerson

Vote for your favourite fish shop

Vote for your favourite fish shop

If you are planning to travel cashless, make sure you always have a back-up card.

OPINION
Going overseas? Hints and tips for travelling without cash

Noel Whittaker