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PODIUM FINISHES: Jake Murphy and Hinata Inoue competed for Polding at the NSW PSSA All Schools for medals in their events. Photos: Supplied.

Athletes claim medals, one with a bit of online coaching

Ellen Dunger

Junior players have signed up for the 2019-20 touch season.

Juniors turn up in droves for touch come and try days

Group 19 committee.

Group 19 committee 'fine' with clubs exploring other options

Ellen Dunger

PODIUM FINISHES: Jake Murphy and Hinata Inoue competed for Polding at the NSW PSSA All Schools for medals in their events. Photos: Supplied.

Athletes claim medals, one with a bit of online coaching

Clear as mud: Group 19's 2020 structure leaves clubs befuddled

Clear as mud: Group 19's 2020 structure leaves clubs befuddled

Ellen Dunger

Tenterfield senior cricket | Photos

PHOTOSTenterfield senior cricket | Photos

Ellen Dunger

Ned Campbell, Max Keep and Ryker Montague were at the Gone Fishing Day in 2017. Organiser Michael Davey of OzFish said we'll be dancing in the mud if it rains this year.

WHAT'S ONSchedule fish for dinner on December 1

Donna Ward

WHAT'S ONWhite Ribbon walk

Cultural burning encourages the regeneration of native grasses and production of new feed. It reduces scrub and fuel which helps in preventing intense future bushfires. Importantly, it assists in promoting biodiversity.

WHAT'S ONTraditional Fire Burn demo rescheduled

Donna Ward

Ned Campbell, Max Keep and Ryker Montague were at the Gone Fishing Day in 2017. Organiser Michael Davey of OzFish said we'll be dancing in the mud if it rains this year.

WHAT'S ONSchedule fish for dinner on December 1

Apple and Grape Ambassadors Maddie Torrisi and Amanda McCosker were keen if stained participants in the last Grape Crushing Championships.

'She'll be apples', festival organisers say

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A selection of Reedy Bikers and other members of the Reedy Creek Baptist Church are heading to a prayer vigil at the Tenterfield Presbyterian Church armed with stock feed, hampers and hopes for rain.

WHAT'S ONPrayer vigil open to all, but bring your wet gear just in case

Donna Ward

Lorraine Gordon says rotationally grazing, hoofed animals is also commonly referred to as time controlled grazing, cell grazing or holistic management practices.

A case for rotational grazing

Lorraine Gordon

Good value: Pennytel customer for one month, Margaret, has already signed her husband up for a sim card, and 1GB of data all for $10.99 a month.

On the look out for exceptional customer service

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Edwina Beveridge, a pork producer from NSW has a great story to tell around innovation and saving food waste from landfill.

Help protect a rural Australian quiet achiever

Lorraine Gordon says rotationally grazing, hoofed animals is also commonly referred to as time controlled grazing, cell grazing or holistic management practices.

A case for rotational grazing

Building Australia's new wave of professional managers and leaders

Building Australia's new wave of professional managers and leaders

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CARE: World Mental Health Day highlights global mental health education, awareness and advocacy. Make a #MentalHealthPromise at 1010.org.au.

A light on mental health

Our love-hate relationship with capitalism

Our love-hate relationship with capitalism

John Malouff

#TrainHack participants will travel to Armidale on the XPT train.

Inaugural #Trainhack postponed due to bushfires

Gemma Purves

Who will it be for 2020?: 2019 Australian of the Year award winners. Photo: Salty Dingo

32 great Aussies vying for national honours

Our love-hate relationship with capitalism

Our love-hate relationship with capitalism

NSW Local Land Services chief executive David Witherdin with Individual Landcarer Award finalist Don Durrant, of the Kyogle Landcare Group, winner Nerida Croker, of Upper Lachlan Landcare and Lindy Davis, representing finalist Jane Ireland, of Coffs Harbour Jetty Dunecare. Picture by Pennie Hall

Awards recognise Landcare champions

Joanne Crawford

Red-eared slider turtle:- Photo:www.istockphoto.com

Successful partnership helps deal with invasive red-eared Slider Turtle

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Leadership qualities: Kate Venables was one of the first managers in Australia to receive Chartered Manager accreditation.

The making of a leader

Many interesting celestial features can be seen with the naked eye or through binoculars at the new reserve. Photo: Adeltritus

Murray River lookout one of the best spots in world to see the night sky

ONLY THE LONELY: A new nationwide survey reveals a loneliness epidemic permeating the country, particularly impacting one in three young adults, aged 18-24.

REAL AUSTRALIAAll the lonely people. Where do they all come from?

NURSE-IN: Protest organiser Erin Killion with her six-week-old daughter Susie-Jean at the Honeysuckle office of the Department of Premier and Cabinet. Picture: Phoebe Moloney

'Naps and renewables': Mothers hold sit-in at NSW government office

The healthy farm practices of producers like Edwina Beveridge, from Blantrye Farms near Young in NSW, are being highlighted in a campaign by Australian Pork.

REAL AUSTRALIASome work harder, while others live high on the hog

AMSTERDAM: A postcard-worthy destination of picturesque canals, cafes and innovative galleries.

Win a $27,000 cruise for two

Joanne Crawford

Inferno: Firefighters are continuing to try and control the massive Guyra Road fire at Ebor. Photo: Fire and Rescue NSW Armidale

UPDATEDTotal fire bans in place with fears massive fires could join

Breanna Chillingworth

UP IN SMOKE: Maybe Scott Morrison would agree it is time to it is time to burst some bubbles and clear the air. Photos: Jacob McArthur

REAL AUSTRALIAEnough bluster, clear the air and do something

Jacob McArthur

Ignored: Businesses and households are no longer waiting for the government to lead on climate change. Picture: Shutterstock

Australia not waiting for government action

John Hewson

Having a baby may kick-start your business

OPINIONHaving a baby may kick-start your business

Steve Enticott

A power of the past: At what cost to the future do we continue to mine coal?

OPINIONCoal: a dubious friend now a deadly enemy

Steve Biddulph

BLAST FROM THE PAST: Polio survivors at Polio Australia's 2017 health and wellness retreat on the Sunshine Coast.

Demanding action for polio survivors

Rowan Cowley

OUCH: Corticosteroid injections versus orthotics.

Heel pain: to jab or not to jab?

RAINBOW RIBBON: Queensland AIDS Council CEO Rebecca Reynolds, Arcare CEO Colin Singh, Local Liberal state member for Bonney, Sam OConnor at the opening of Arcare Parkwood.

Queensland's first LGBTI aged care opens

The final sitting week of federal parliament will discuss unions and asylum seekers.

Government looks for win on union laws

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ASIC has won its Federal Court case against Dover and Terry McMaster.

ASIC wins civil case against advice firm

16m ago

David Dungay's nephew, Paul Silva (second from left), says he wants prison guards to face charges.

Coroner clears prison officers over death

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Minister for Government Services Stuart Robert didn't apologise for the robodebt system. Picture: Alex Ellinghausen

Robodebt up for review but many will miss out

A new report says the government needs a plan to phase out remaining coal-fired plants by 2030.

Australia must exit coal by 2030: report

Finbar O'Mallon
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Senior Constable Jake Semmel says he incorrectly filled out a bail form for James Gargaloulas.

Bail form had errors: Bourke St inquest

Melissa Iaria
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Former NSW minister Milton Orkopoulos has appeared by video link before the State Parole Authority.

Orkopoulos parole decision in a fortnight

Margaret Scheikowski
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Home Affairs minister Peter Dutton says he can get Senate cross bench support to end medevac laws.

Dutton bullish about medevac repeal bill

Daniel McCulloch
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Lee White of Llandillo Beef with some steers, which were processed on-farm through the portable processing plant, Provenir. Photo: Rachael Webb

Stock go nuts for chestnut, almond ration

Lucy Kinbacher
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The Oxley Highway is in need of serious repair. Photo: RMS

UPDATED: Myriad roads closed in north, Pacific Hwy closed

Daniel Pedersen
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Water buffalo will replace cattle during pre-work and potentially sale demonstrations at next year's Landmark Classic in Tamworth. Photo: Supplied

Landmark Classic to use water buffalo

Lucy Kinbacher
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Don't let a short timeframe get in the way of immersing yourself in stunning Singapore. Picture: Shutterstock

Singapore: How to spend 24 hours in The Lion City

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AMSTERDAM: A postcard-worthy destination of picturesque canals, cafes and innovative galleries.

Win a $27,000 cruise for two

Joanne Crawford

Our team took blood samples, four DNA samples and imbedded two GPS tracking devices while myself and eight others worked hard to keep the animal upright. Photos: Scott McRae

Combining conservation with wanderlust

Scott McRae

STRIKING: The facade is exceptionally low maintenance and durable, in part using galvanised corrugated steel as the predominant external cladding, primarily for its superior durability and recyclability. Photos: Nic Granleese.

The innovative house that can be recycled

Vincent Van Gogh's Sunflowers, 1888, will be on display at the National Gallery of Australia in 2020. Picture: Supplied

Van Gogh's Sunflowers coming to Australia

Sally Pryor

Where is it going? It pays to be careful about how you bequest your assets.

Plan carefully to control how your assets are divided