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Brooke Tudor concentrates on making it around the second barrel.

Zone 13 Jamboree

Ellen Dunger

The annual Zone 13 Pony Club Jamboree – presentation | Photos

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NSW Blues squad to conduct clinic in Armidale this weekend

Brooke Tudor concentrates on making it around the second barrel.

Zone 13 Jamboree

Deepwater Tennis Club Secretary Mathew Grant, left, committee member Helen Grant Patrons Della and Vince Elliot, Northern Tablelands MP Adam Marshall and Treasurer Lyn Green.

Deepwater Tennis Club says $138,000 will make a massive difference

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READY TO RIDE: Kingstown Pony Club's Jaimie McLoughlin competing in the bonfield bounce at last year's Jamboree.

Pieces come together for Jamboree event

Ellen Dunger

Seniors Week is always a good excuse for old friends to catch up, as Max and Margaret Cooper and Clare Pieper did last year. This year there's a shake-up in the program with council's Rebekah Kelly leading the charge, aided by Lions Club abd CWA members.

Loving life in Seniors Week

Donna Ward

What’s on in Tenterfield

The Crack-Up Sisters’ comedy whip cracking show will be part of two days of free family entertainment at the 2019 Tenterfield Show.

Free for all at this year’s show, thanks to drought funding

Donna Ward

Seniors Week is always a good excuse for old friends to catch up, as Max and Margaret Cooper and Clare Pieper did last year. This year there's a shake-up in the program with council's Rebekah Kelly leading the charge, aided by Lions Club abd CWA members.

Loving life in Seniors Week

What’s on in Tenterfield this December

What’s on in Tenterfield this December

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

Sarah Mostyn, of Windella Farms

Five small businesses making their dreams come true

Emma Elsworthy

Rebecca Stern, of Mustard Made.

Savvy business mums are doin' it for themselves in regional Australia

Emma Elsworthy

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

Aloha Zen’s Byron Bay Pillow, $107.00

Unique gift ideas for the hard-to-buy-guy in your life

Emma Elsworthy

The Small Folk’s founders Anna and Simon Davis say their roles as early childhood educators helped guide their vision to create "enchanting, holistic play, celebrating a naturally simplified childhood".

Why a labour of love makes all the difference in regional Australia

Emma Elsworthy

Spacious family home

House of the week: the perfect dream home for the family

Homes sold recently in regional NSW centres.

Regional NSW property hotspots – and what to expect in 2019

Then and Now: John and Loretta; Norma and Brian on January 3 1959 and 2019. In the upper picture are Ronny Vickery (deceased), Yvonne Petrie, John Vickery, Loretta Vickery (nee Petrie), Norma Warham (nee Petrie), Brian Warham, Joan Greenwood (nee Warham), Peter Petrie January 3 1959 and then on January 3, 2019 Yvonne O'Sullivan (nee Petrie), John and Loretta Vickery, Norma and Brian Warham.

Sixty years later...

Walcha Rural Women's Gathering organising committee members: Chloe Hoy, Jane Morrison, Dale Webber, Anna Barwick, Karen Brown, Aurora Reilly and Don Murchie. Ms Webber is holding the ceremonial vase she brought back from Merimbula

Women to gather in New England in 2019

Vanessa Arundale

GLORY: Australia’s winning King’s Cup team, July 1919. Picture: AWM D00725

Road to Remembrance

Michael Grealy

Then and Now: John and Loretta; Norma and Brian on January 3 1959 and 2019. In the upper picture are Ronny Vickery (deceased), Yvonne Petrie, John Vickery, Loretta Vickery (nee Petrie), Norma Warham (nee Petrie), Brian Warham, Joan Greenwood (nee Warham), Peter Petrie January 3 1959 and then on January 3, 2019 Yvonne O'Sullivan (nee Petrie), John and Loretta Vickery, Norma and Brian Warham.

Sixty years later...

STAR POWER: The legendary Captain Albert Jacka VC, from Victoria was the face of recruitment campaigns and later, the 1919 Peace Bonds. Picture: AWM ARTV00784

Road to Remembrance

Michael Grealy

HOME FIRES: Sapper Arthur Findon Dunbar is welcomed home by his family at 45 Chief Street, Brompton, South Australia in July 1919. Picture: AWM P05328.001

Road to Remembrance

Michael Grealy

The annual Zone 13 Pony Club Jamboree – presentation | Photos

Rafael Nadal

It’s day 1 of the Australia Open and it’s hot

Market coordinator Jess Kennedy said the market has now seen the full run of seasons and is settling in.

Still going strong a year on, despite the challenges

Elvis impersonator John Collins looks at his reflection before boarding the Elvis Express at Central Station.

All shook up on the Elvis train to Parkes

18-hole round girls (with Charlie Earp): 1st runner-up Elly Petrie, who took up the sport just two months ago through school.

Small field but keen competition in junior golf tournament

Donna Ward

Lady Gaga

Colour returns to Golden Globes red carpet

Home baking at its best can be found at the stall operated by Carol Hurtz and Helen Butler. Pre-ordering recommended!

Wallangarra kicks off new year with first markets | PHOTOS

Donna Ward

Street machines: Hot rods gleam, growl through Canberra for Summernats

James Joyce

Caroline Wozniacki makes a backhand return to Belgium's Alison van Uytvanck during their first round match at the Australian Open.

Perhaps hold off on the rush to judgement

Janine Graham

Obsessed: India's captain Virat Kohli led his team to his country's first ever Test series win on Australian soil.

Passion is the power to achieve and succeed

Father Brendan Lee

Bossiness not to be mistaken for leadership

Zoë Wundenberg

Police are urging people to be wary giving out personal or financial details over the phone. Photo: Shutterstock.

Scammers impersonating police, using arrest threats

GET IT RIGHT: Ensuring your seat belt fits properly could prove critical in a crash.

Seat belts: Are you using yours properly?

Professor Kiarash Khosrotehrani.

Cutting off melanoma escape routes

Mental health services for Australians living in rural and remote areas are expected to be expanded.

More secure jobs for mental health workers

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Deborah Hutgton's ex Robert Venour Dulhunty has to complete 300 hours of community service.

TV star's ex to pay $13k over staged theft

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The majority of NSW is forecast to exceed 41C from Wednesday to Friday.

Safety warnings as NSW heatwave hits

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Attorney-General Yvette D'Ath says police will know where Robert Fardon lives and travels.

Supervision of Qld sex offender lifted

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Family finds needle in loaf of bread

Helen Gregory
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South Australians are trying to stay cool as the state faces a third day of soaring temperatures.

Record SA heatwave starts to take a toll

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Fire authorities in Tasmania will remain on high alert as a two-week-old blaze continues to burn.

Unknown number of fires burning in Tas

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A search has resumed near Mount Nameless for missing woman Felicity Shadbolt.

Search resumes for missing WA bushwalker

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Wilpena Pound: a natural amphitheatre.

Find yourself in the Flinders Ranges

John Rozental

A flashback to slower travel: Cruise Express’s six-day ‘Great Southern Loop’.

Your weekly travel inspiration

John Rozentals

Sound Waves … can carry up to 12 passengers

Six highlights in your travel week | 3 Jan

John Rozentals

Spotlight on Jocelyn Proust

Participants were shown different food pictures and were instructed to tilt their phone towards or away from themselves based on the orientation of the image (portrait or landscape). The image size increased when participants tilted the phone towards themselves (simulating approach) and decreased when tilted away (simulating avoidance).

Use your phone to help you lose weight

Australian Associated Press

Are we there yet?: Never leave your dog alone in the car – even on a mild day, dogs can suffer from heat stress which can cause organ failure and even death.

Fun holidays with furry friends

RSPCA