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The Greater Northern under-16 side. Photo: Scott Bone.

Greater Northern Tigers under-16 side crowned northern champions

Ellen Dunger

A LOCAL TO CHEER ON: Glen Innes' Sarah Byrne will line up for the Greater Northern Tigers in the Country Championships at Mead Park this Saturday.

Country Championships a huge coup for Glen Innes

Ellen Dunger

Group 19 rugby league podcast for round 14 of the competition

Group 19 rugby league podcast for round 14 of the competition

Ellen Dunger

The Greater Northern under-16 side. Photo: Scott Bone.

Greater Northern Tigers under-16 side crowned northern champions

An extra sweet win for the Bees

An extra sweet win for the Bees

Ellen Dunger

Michael Combe, Luke Annetts, Rachel Brown, Damian Keys and Ian Main finished the gruelling 160km event.

Quilty success

Line up behind these kids who made up the Tenterfield component of the inaugural Winter Music School (pictured here around local liaison Kim Rhodes) for next year's Beat of the Bush.

Beat of the Bush announces next year's dates

Donna Ward

Ice is the scourge of towns like Tenterfield, but community action is trying to address it.

Community action to combat drug addiction

Lots of help offered to get people to vital DV workshop

Lots of help offered to get people to vital DV workshop

Line up behind these kids who made up the Tenterfield component of the inaugural Winter Music School (pictured here around local liaison Kim Rhodes) for next year's Beat of the Bush.

Beat of the Bush announces next year's dates

The Skateboard workshop proved popular in Walcha, and it's heading our way next week.

Head to the skate park for a free workshop with a pro

Donna Ward

TAFE NSW First Aid Teachers Suzanne Reynolds and Cindy Williams practise their technique on a mannequin.

It's a skill you hope you never need, but crucial to have

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Popular choice: Owning a mobile phone is a necessity for just about everyone these days, but did you know that there are 2.5 billion of us that use Android making it the world's most popular operating system.

How to find the perfect phone for you

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Water villas at the Maldives at sunrise. The islands of the Maldives are explored by boat, revealing pristine beaches and abundant wildlife.

A delightful Indian Ocean island cruise

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OUTLOOK: The ACM survey aims to find out more about what makes regional and rural communities tick.

Help us build a better understanding of regional Australia

Popular choice: Owning a mobile phone is a necessity for just about everyone these days, but did you know that there are 2.5 billion of us that use Android making it the world's most popular operating system.

How to find the perfect phone for you

Take stock: An annual inventory of all of your in comings and out goings will show you where you can make savings.

Make a new financial year resolution

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LIGHT FANTASTIC: Chase the Northern Lights or the Auroroa Borealis with The Senior and Travelrite on this Nordic cruise in February 2020.

Join us on Northern Lights cruise

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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

Dick Smith was awarded 1986 Australian of the Year for his achievements as an entrepreneur and adventurer and his contributions as a philanthropist.

Dick Smith urges Aussies to nominate now for 60th Australian of the Year

Car of the month: Tony Chisholm's 1975 HJ Holden Monaro 4 Door was bought from Tasmania last year. OWNER: Tony Chisholm

Liston jaunt checks out collection of old machinery and tractors

Geoff Newman

NEW FRONTIERS: An artist’s impression of the Orion spacecraft (left) approaching a space station orbiting the Moon during the Artemis program. Picture: NASA

Moon a stepping stone to the universe

By Helen Sim

Dick Smith was awarded 1986 Australian of the Year for his achievements as an entrepreneur and adventurer and his contributions as a philanthropist.

Dick Smith urges Aussies to nominate now for 60th Australian of the Year

CELESTIAL TECHNOLOGY: An artist's impression of CSIROsat-1 in space to be launched next year. Picture: CSIRO

Down under ready to find its space in the firmament

By Helen Sim

THE GREAT UNKNOWN: Buzz Aldrin descending from the lunar module into the "magnificent desolation". Picture: NASA

The moment that united all humanity

By Helen Sim

Prime Minister Scott Morrison and Opposition leader Anthony Albanese (inset) in Dubbo, NSW.

REAL AUSTRALIA
Can ScoMo and Albo go with the flow from Dubbo?

From Launceston to Wollongong and Ballarat, check out some of the best articles of the Australian Community Media week.

12 of the best: National Gallery of (Real) Australia

Buzz Aldrin steps from The Eagle lunar module on to the moon. Here, on Australian TV sets, we watched in glorious black and white. Picture: NASA

REAL AUSTRALIA
A small step, a town rivalry and screaming in the jungle

Family: Mark and Lydia Collins at home with their children Max, Willow and Poppy.

One family's battle with childhood epilepsy

Insurance a bit of a puzzle to you? Be warned: It just might be about to get worse. Photo: Shutterstock

REAL AUSTRALIA
Insurance = bills with benefits

Janine Graham

Peter Garrett.

40+ photos from the 2019 Big Red Bash

Derek Barry

Justine Carmady from Hat Head, Elle Gillett and Jake wilton holding the hooks after the rescue. Photo: Supplied

Watch a manta ray with hooks stuck in eye ask a human for help

Callum McGregor

From 2017: The dunes of Big Red were a perfect vantage point to watch the glorious sunset.

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Rock on: when the dead heart is jump-started

Sally Cripps

Obsession with youth the error of our age

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Obsession with youth the error of our age

Zoë Wundenberg

Prime Minister Scott Morrison and Opposition leader Anthony Albanese (inset) in Dubbo, NSW.

REAL AUSTRALIA
Can ScoMo and Albo go with the flow from Dubbo?

James Joyce

Maze runner: keeping Australian business competitive in the era of innovation

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Maze runner: keeping Australian business competitive in the era of innovation

James Pearson

New horizons: Maureen Gleeson (right) and fellow She Shedder Joy Schornikow.

Sheilas sharing the shed

Simon Garner

Taryn Tottman said the life sentence for murdering her sister and family is "extremely suitable".

Dad never to be free for WA family murders

Angie Raphael

KEEP ON TOP OF IT: Pharmacists recommend osteoarthritis sufferers talk to their health professional to ensure they are approaching their pain management in the best way.

Osteo sufferers face medication tighten-up

Australian research could help predict flu pandemics by examining the virus's genetic structure.

Aust study could help predict flu pandemic

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Many of the future jobs to be performed by today's children do not yet exist, research states.

Weird, wacky jobs of the future revealed

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Yalumba chairman Robert Hill Smith wins the Maurice O'Shea Award for services to the wine industry.

Yalumba chairman wins Aussie wine award

An inquiry into Kathleen Folbigg's convictions for killing her four babies has reinforced her guilt.

Kathleen Folbigg probe 'reinforces guilt'

Killer Graham Potter has spent more than nine years on the run after skipping a Melbourne court.

Photos may help nab fugitive killer Potter

Detainees rioted and stabbed inmates at a juvenile justice centre on the NSW Central Coast.

Inmates surrender in NSW prison riot

Jodie Stephens, Dominica Sanda and Laura Polson

Jeremy Boyden and his dog have spent three nights missing in Victoria's alpine region.

Cops hopeful of finding Vic man alive

Christine McGinn and Georgie Moore

The federal government wants Woodside to move on its stalled Browse gas project in WA.

Woodside warned 'use Browse or lose it'

Doomadgee Dance Culture perform at Riversleigh 25th anniversary of world heritage listing. Photo: Queensland National Parks.

David Attenborough declares Queensland fossils 'extraordinary'

Derek Barry

DUCKING FOR COVER: Alleged emu plucker Jye Leslie Schultz tries to cover his face up as he leaves Dubbo court. Photo: BELINDA SOOLE

Alleged emu plucker ducks for cover outside court

Ryan Young

Lambs sold to a top of $354 a head at Tamworth prime sale on Monday. Photo by Michelle Mawhinney from Tamworth Livestock Selling Agents Association.

Tamworth lambs hit a hefty $354 a head

KAREN BAILEY

Along the way, riders will ascend into the mountain region of Paro where they will visit the Tigers Nest Monastery, clinging to the side of a mountain face.

Ride your way through the kingdom of Bhutan

No visit to Nambucca would be complete without a walk along the V-Wall.

Nambucca hasn't changed, and that's great

Rochelle Tubb

Street residents Gwyn Headley and Sarah Badham

That's a bit steep: record taken from NZ

MANAGE YOUR PAIN: Simple activities including daily stretching, exercise and relaxation can help you manage your pain.

Tips to manage your pain

Recipe and photo by McKenziesfoods.com.au

It's National Lamington Day! Celebrate with this vegan recipe

If leaves are not cleared they can also be detrimental to your lawn and can smother small plants.

Spring gardens are made in winter