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    MEETING: Sarah Mills from Armidale Secondary College with Member for New England Barnaby Joyce and a group of Yezidis students.

    Which New England schools are getting a funding boost?

    • Steve Green
    Green takeover: (From right) Matt Sing and John McCormack help Greg Graham select some native plants for a new hedge, now that the rains have come. Photo: Donna Ward.

    Revel in the rain, but keep the drought in mind when planting

    • Donna Ward
    Picture: Scott Rickard

    UPDATED'Horrific scene': Castlemaine woman and driver identified after deadly train derailment

    Construction of new holding tank is completed, with both short- and long-term plans for its use.

    Drought preparedness works continue

    • Newsroom

    Churchgoers meet to offer rain thanks

    • Donna Ward
    LIFELINE: Rock lobster fisher Callum McCarthy with empty cray pots in Portland, Victoria, after orders for the crustaceans were cancelled. The Victorian Government has since thrown a financial lifeline to lobster fishers, rolling over quotas until next year. Picture: Anthony Brady

    IN DEPTHCoronavirus puts $15 billion agricultural, seafood sector at risk

    • Andrew Marshall
    There's a big week of activities planned by our northern neighbours in Stanthorpe with the Apple & Grape Festival about to get underway, including busking championships this Saturday and the Grand Parade on March 7.

    WHAT'S ONHarvest festival countdown is on

    • Newsroom
    MEETING: Sarah Mills from Armidale Secondary College with Member for New England Barnaby Joyce and a group of Yezidis students.

    Which New England schools are getting a funding boost?

    • Steve Green
    Green takeover: (From right) Matt Sing and John McCormack help Greg Graham select some native plants for a new hedge, now that the rains have come. Photo: Donna Ward.

    Revel in the rain, but keep the drought in mind when planting

    • Donna Ward
    STUNNING: Follow the Midnight Sun through the Arctic Circle on a Viking Cruise from London to Bergen in Norway.

    Last days: enter now to win a Scandinavian cruise

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    Sport

      New England will clash with Central North before the Super Rugby match on March 21.

      Zone teams to play curtain raiser for Super Rugby match

      LETHAL: Tigers fullback Brayden Reid looks to spark a raid against the Central Coast. Photo: Mark Bode

      PHOTOSTigers bury themselves in pile of mistakes against Roosters

      • Mark Bod
      TIGER POSSE: Tom Learoyd-Lahrs (centre) and the 2020 edition of the Greater Northern Tigers under-18 side at Farrer on Friday evening.

      'Bits and pieces': Learoyd-Lahrs a composite of legendary coaches

      • Mark Bode
      New England will clash with Central North before the Super Rugby match on March 21.

      Zone teams to play curtain raiser for Super Rugby match

      Finals pitch: The North West girls cricket side will contest the final of the state carnival in Bathurst on Thursday. Photo: Supplied

      North West cricket girls on cusp of history-making state title triumph

      • Samantha Newam
      Trevor Gesch and Col Bray, with one of the 3D targets which caused a great deal of interest when they came through the post

      Tenterfield Traditional Archers back on target with Blacked Out shoot

      • Ellen Dunger

      Travel with Explore

      STUNNING: Follow the Midnight Sun through the Arctic Circle on a Viking Cruise from London to Bergen in Norway.

      Last days: enter now to win a Scandinavian cruise

      The rockstar Regent Suite, at 412 square metres, is a two-bedroom mansion.

      PHOTOSInside the new cruise ship that thinks it's perfect

      • Peter Lynch
      Major Kangaroo Island attractions such as Seal Bay Conservation Park, Raptor Domain and Little Sahara survived the bushfires unscathed.

      'We're still here': Kangaroo Island rising from the ashes

      • Mark Chipperfield

      What's On

        There's a big week of activities planned by our northern neighbours in Stanthorpe with the Apple & Grape Festival about to get underway, including busking championships this Saturday and the Grand Parade on March 7.

        WHAT'S ONHarvest festival countdown is on

        • Newsroom
        Fay Mills works on the quilting frame as Barbara Crowley looks on during last year's Quiltathon.

        WHAT'S ONAny half-finished quilts?

        No previous experience necessary for the Emergency Service social bowls day on March 14.

        WHAT'S ONBowl one down for the fab firies

        There's a big week of activities planned by our northern neighbours in Stanthorpe with the Apple & Grape Festival about to get underway, including busking championships this Saturday and the Grand Parade on March 7.

        WHAT'S ONHarvest festival countdown is on

        WHAT'S ONWho wants to join the U3A family?

        Dr Jamal Rifi is Tenterfield's Australia Day Ambassador for 2020.

        What's happening in Tenterfield on Australia Day

        • Newsroom

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          Lorraine Gordon says we have the tools and knowledge to produce quality food for human survival whilst meeting the expectations of future generations.

          Let's strengthen a chain of health

          • Lorraine Gordon
          JUDGING TIPS: A balance of colour and design with a focus on clever co-ordination is desirable that reflects originality and confidence.

          Fashions on track for great race day

          GREAT DAY: Race-goers can expect the usual great day out if they attend the 2020 Deepwater Races.

          Deepwater gets the green light

          Lorraine Gordon says we have the tools and knowledge to produce quality food for human survival whilst meeting the expectations of future generations.

          Let's strengthen a chain of health

          Have a break: This summer explore more of our vast continent without worrying about network coverage. With Pennytel you can get 98.8 per cent coverage across Australia's populated areas.

          Keeping covered this summer

          Could this be the perfect Christmas present?

          • Emma Brown

          Property

            Residential property listings portal realestateview.com.au competes with Domain, which is majority owned by Nine Entertainment Co, and realestate.com.au, which is controlled by News Corp.

            Catalano digital deal delivers property with a view

            Smart technology: Today Acquire places property ads on news websites and social media outlets in view of people who are not actively looking to buy.

            ACM pilots new digital platform to find the right buyer for your home

            Community

              Green dream in a fragile land

              • Michelle Haines Thomas
              PLANTING IDEAS: Celebrity gardener Costa Georgiadis encourages Camdenville Public School students to see what goes on a ground level when planting fire retardant native shrubs.

              Costa sows hope after fires

              • Robyn Ainsworth
              PRECAUTIONS: Wildlife must be handled with care to protect you and them.

              How to cope with those close encounters of the wildlife kind

              • Lyndell Whyte

              Green dream in a fragile land

              STIMULATION: Caged birds need plenty of enrichment to stave off boredom.

              The original twitter ... keeping your feathered friends happy

              • RSPCA
              HAPPY TIMES: Cobweb in his prime. He loved his garden ... it was his kingdom.

              Love and loss ... the price we are willing to pay for our pets

              • Lyndell Whyte

              Photos and Video

                STUNNING: Follow the Midnight Sun through the Arctic Circle on a Viking Cruise from London to Bergen in Norway.

                Last days: enter now to win a Scandinavian cruise

                XPT headed home to Sydney after fatal derailment

                The rockstar Regent Suite, at 412 square metres, is a two-bedroom mansion.

                PHOTOSInside the new cruise ship that thinks it's perfect

                Road rule: What to do when passing a parked emergency vehicle with flashing lights is still causing confusion for some motorists.

                The changed 'flashing light' NSW road rule still confuses some

                Bega MP Andrew Constance says the bushfire emergency has forced him to reset his approach to politics. Photo: Adam McLean

                IN DEPTHMP's fears for mental wellbeing of bushfire survivors

                • John Hanscombe
                With the gang hook removed from its eye, the shark was released and swam away. Picture: Sea Life Aquarium.

                Rescue mission to save snagged shark

                • Ben Langford
                Tender and terrifying: this common centipede is curling itself around its young to protect them. Picture: Caleb Cluff.

                This centipede is a crawling, caring mother

                • Caleb Cluff
                Commercial Boutique Hotel - Colin and Lisa Keevers.

                PHOTOSValentines Day 2020

                Comment

                  SADDENING: Father Brendan says it's not the first time a man has murdered his family and some people have sympathised with him.

                  OPINIONIt's the victims who deserve total sympathy

                  • Father Brendan Lee

                  Call upon God in your days of trouble

                  • Pam Sammut

                  OPINIONTaking a look at the science of sneezing

                  • Dr Mary McMillan

                  Stories From The Senior

                  NSW Seniors Festival: so much to celebrate

                  LADY OF THE HOUSE: Miriam Margolyes as Aunt Prudence in Miss Fisher and the Crypt of Tears, in cinemas nationally from February 27.

                  Dear Prudence comes out to play for unstoppable Miriam

                  • Geraldine Cardozo
                  TURNING THE PAGE: Rosie Craven is living with early stage Alzheimer's but is now able to enjoy hobbies such as reading again thanks to a new clinical trial.

                  Everything is Rosie thanks to new Alzheimer's drug trial

                  • Rowan Cowley

                  National

                    An outdoor classroom for so many children over the decades, the scorched Eurobodalla Regional Botanic Garden needs loving care. Michael Anlezark, staff and volunteers have plenty to give. It will take time.

                    'What will we come back to?' Agonising farewell to Botanic Garden on eve of fire

                    Bob Brown says anti-logging activists in the northwest Tarkine rainforest remain undeterred.

                    Bob Brown activist ban lifted in Tasmania

                    Gregory Hill has denied pimping out missing pregnant teen Tiffany Taylor, who met men for paid sex.

                    'Lock the maggot up' Qld murder trial told

                    NRL star Josh Reynolds is very relieved after a domestic violence charge against him was dropped.

                    Police to drop Josh Reynolds DV charge

                    Jarrod Mullen was given a three-year community corrections order and 300 hours of community service

                    Ex-NRL star spared jail for drug dealing

                    • Tiffanie Turnbull
                    COMBINED RESOURCES: Fencing for Fires co-ordinator Jamie Wolf has joined with Tradies for Fire-Affected Communities and Deloitte to organise Australia's Biggest Working Bee on March 6 to 9. Picture: TARA TREWHELLA

                    Support needed as Australia's Biggest Working Bee fires up

                    • Janet Howie
                    Andrew McLachlan has used his first speech in parliament to defend the Murray-Darling Basin Plan.

                    New Lib senator rallies behind basin plan

                    • Matt Coughlan
                    Rebecca Horton says she has no idea how her estranged partner Charlie Younes got into her house.

                    Murder accused wanted family back in home

                    • Steve Zemek

                    Stories From The Land

                    Seppeltsfield chief winemaker Fiona Donald inside the Centennial Cellar. Photo: Supplied

                    100-year-old tawny sent to wine vault

                    • 2hrs ago
                    Wirruna Neutron N449 was purchased by Cascade Poll Hereford and Angus stud for $22,000. Pictured with Nutrien's Tim Woodham, representing the purchasers, along with Wirruna's Annabel Locke and Jack Hanna.

                    Wirruna Poll Herefords to $22,000

                    • Olivia Calver
                    • 2hrs ago
                    One of the cars from Coolamon going through the last minute service check. Photo: Shane Bullock

                    It's all about the kids

                    • Stephen Burns

                    Property byDomain

                    Life & Style

                      Is your home feeling blue?

                      GOING DOWN: Retirees face many money questions on the advisability of downsizing.

                      No easy answers to downsizing for retirees

                      The house that clay bricks built

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