Tenterfield Star
Sunday, 3 December 2023
Weather
Risk to livestock emerging due to 'green drought'
Local Land Services are warning of risks to live stock emerging due to 'green drought', photo from file.
Heath Forsyth
Photos
See photos: Crowd turns out for weekend farmers markets
Tim Clay and Hayley Hodge.
Staff Writers
Community
'Frequent and intense': $200,000 boost to help combat fires in the region
Mitchell Craig
A $200,000 grant will help the Tenterfield Aerodrome for disaster readiness infrastructure. Picture by Nic Eric.
Opinion
Poor little Jenkins, how will he cope with girls?
Garry Linnell
Some people genuinely believe in the superiority of elite same-sex education. Picture Shutterstock
Watch
From Akubra to Speedo: who owns Australia's most iconic brands?
Anna Houlahan
From Akubra to Speedo: who owns Australia's most iconic brands?
Dynamic space Precinct project wins state award
Lydia Roberts
Opened earlier this year, the youth precinct offers an array of activities including a skatepark, mountain bike skills track, a yarning circle and accessible pathways.
Out and about around town | photos
Janine Egan and Larson and Bud McIntosh.
Council eyes volunteers to run Sir Henry Parkes museum, theatre
Lydia Roberts
From left Tenterfield Cr Kim Rhodes, Mayor Bronwyn Petrie and Cr Peter Murphy. They are calling for volunteers to run the museum, theatre and cinema.
TAS quartet row their way to gold in opening regatta of the season
Georgia Henderson and Isabella Crawford both won their single scull races at the Loreto Normanhurst Regatta.
Roads
'Over a decade of mismanagement': New England roads rate poorly
Heath Forsyth
New England roads have been rated poorly by AusRAP, a road safety rating assessment system. file
Photos
The show goes on: Wet weather doesn't dampen young athlete's spirits
Samantha Newsam
Tamworth hosted the New England Zone Little Athletics Championships on Saturday, November 25. Pictures by Gareth Gardner
Opinion
Lobby group determined to bring trains back to the region
A support group is hoping to bring trains back to the region. Picture supplied.
Peter Allen's Tenterfield Saddler property sold
Tenterfield Saddler was made famous by Australian entertainer Peter Allen, whose grandfather, George Woolnough, owned the site and worked as a saddler. Photo supplied.
Lydia Roberts
Council
Short-term relief as residents call for review into council plans
Mitchell Craig
Tenterfield Ratepayers Association president Richard Hicks.
'Gone too far': councils scrap Acknowledgement of Country
Anna McGuinness
An Acknowledgement of Country pays respect to the Traditional Owners of the land a meeting or event is being held on. Picture file
Puffin' pollies: leaders on the record over cannabis use
Anna Houlahan
Cannabis harvest. Picture by Paul Scrambler

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National
Aussie tourists kept these consulates busiest with tales of woe
DFAT helped the most travellers in south-east Asian countries. Picture by Shutterstock
Anna McGuinness
Did David Duchovny play Mulder or Scully? Take our weekend quiz
Anna Houlahan
Did David Duchovny play Mulder or Scully? File picture
Exclusive
Graffiti at Hindu temple sparks widespread accusations
Anna Houlahan
Graffiti on the front fence of the Shree Laxminarayan Mandir temple. Picture supplied
Exclusive
Defence Minister reveals update on AUKUS east coast submarine base plans
Karen Barlow
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Defence Richard Marles and, inset, a Virginia class submarine. Picture by Keegan Carroll
Man airlifted to hospital after being buried in sand
A man has been airlifted to hospital after he was buried in sand on an island in Moreton Bay. (HANDOUT/RACQ LIFEFLIGHT)
Sport
Father time not catching up with this pair yet
Connections after Father Rick after winning the Ladbrokes Million Dollar Chase. Picture supplied
Row erupts over AFL, cricket team relocation project
Laine Clark
The government unveiled an artist's impression of the showgrounds stadium during the Gabba rebuild. (Jono Searle/AAP PHOTOS)
Matildas, 2000 water polo team win Don, Dawn awards
Roger Vaughan
The Matildas, who reached the World Cup semis, have won Sport Australia Hall Of Fame's Don award. (Darren England/AAP PHOTOS)
Greyhounds Adoption Day returns to Dapto
Greyhounds As Pets host their final Adoption Day for the year at Dapto on December 16. Picture supplied
Leading jockey's love of greyhounds
Michael Cowley
Tyler Schiller (left) and Zac Lloyd have moved into greyhound ownership and are pictured with their broodbitch Newhaven Nellie. Photo Ross Schultz.

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Sneak peak: Inside the beach house tipped to break the Byron Bay record
The home is tipped to break the Byron Bay record of $37 million. Pic: Supplied
Jen Melocco
Perfect mix of old and new
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See inside the Byron Bay house Carrie Bickmore is selling
Jen Melocco
The Byron Bay home is made for outdoor entertaining and summer living. Picture: Supplied
Longterm superhosts set to sell Australia's 'best nature stay'
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Gordon Cuff and Susie Aulich have owned The Trig for the past 16 years. Pictures supplied
Hamish Geale
Accused mushroom cook's property snapped up before auction
Jen Melocco
The Mount Waverley townhouse sold prior to auction. Pic Supplied.
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Move over Chelsea flower show: New England Garden Festival set to shine
Garden enthusiasts are expected to flock to the event which is the first of its kind in Northern NSW.
Heath Forsyth
New England Garden Festival committee members Ian Lloyd, Nellie Hayes and Lou Forsythe are looking forward to the inaugural event.

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