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Max Verstappen will be chasing a second straight F1 grand prix win in Barcelona.

Tyres may be key again in hot Barcelona

Jens Marx
28m ago

Sacked Dragons coach Paul McGregor deserves to bow out with his head held high. Photo: Mark Kolbe/Getty Images

OPINIONBlame for Dragon's season doesn't just rest with McGregor

Laurie Daley
1hr ago

This year's rescheduled US Masters will be held without spectators.

Masters to be spectator-free in November

Phil Casey

Max Verstappen will be chasing a second straight F1 grand prix win in Barcelona.

Tyres may be key again in hot Barcelona

28m ago

AFL chief executive Gillon McLachlan warned that flexibility would be required to get through season 2020. Photo: Robert Cianflone/Getty Images

OPINIONCOVID-19 makes the impossible possible in season 2020

Rohan Connolly

Young Tenterfield mountain biker Grace Butler.

Wheels in motion: Tenterfield to launch mountain biking club

Ellen Dunger

Marketing jewel: Tacking Point Lighthouse is one of the many features that attracts visitors to Port Macquarie.

Grounded international travellers a target for local tourism markets

Peter Daniels
1hr ago

Head to the Kimberley for the Ord Valley Muster. Picture: Sarah Duguid Photography

Kimberley's northern muster to celebrate 20th anniversary

Explore Travel

Sunset over Glasshouse Restaurant. Picture: Destination NSW

Take me home, country roads... to Tamworth's epic food scene

Explore Travel

Gunimaa Nursery's Matt Sing and Ozfish's Michael Davey in tree-planting mode at Tenterfield Creek. Join in the activity this Sunday.

WHAT'S ONPlant a tree, love a gudgeon

Donna Ward

New home: Creatures looking for alternative accommodation after bushfire wiped out their abodes may be in for some luck.Photo: Susan McLeod, Nest Boxes Australia.

WHAT'S ONSubstitutes for hollow trees

The Easter Bunny will be hopping by to help with the egg hunt at Torrington Hall, as the village recovers from bushfires.

WHAT'S ONA special Easter this year as village pulls itself out of the ashes

Donna Ward

Gunimaa Nursery's Matt Sing and Ozfish's Michael Davey in tree-planting mode at Tenterfield Creek. Join in the activity this Sunday.

WHAT'S ONPlant a tree, love a gudgeon

Artists' Studio Collective's Anni Washington and Liz Powell with a selection of works from the Australiana Art Prize opening on Friday.

WHAT'S ONSize does matter, in latest gallery exhibition

Donna Ward

Flower power: The Beatles and their ilk will be celebrated over a long weekend of all things 60's.

WHAT'S ONStep back into the 60's

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

Spring clean your life and finances

Spring clean your life and finances

Emma Brown

From lifesaving to sanity saving, good customer service works

From lifesaving to sanity saving, good customer service works

Emma Brown

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

The path back to a new normal

The path back to a new normal

Emma Brown

Everyone's a winner with Pennytel

Everyone's a winner with Pennytel

Emma Brown

OPTIMISM: Median prices for both houses and units in Alice Springs have shown an uplift in the recently completed quarter, giving cause for some level of optimism in the local market. Photo - Shutterstock.

Regions showing resilience

Ruth Lewis

Housing figures on a COVID rollercoaster

Housing figures on a COVID rollercoaster

Ruth Lewis

OVER THE RIVER: Investors are looking further afield for locations where there is good
rental demand and potential for capital gains. Photo - Shutterstock.

A rise in remote investing as regions gain appeal

Ruth Lewis

Car of the Month: Bruce and Diane Everson's new-to-them 1987 Holden Astra 1.6 L Auto has travelled only 106,000 kilometres.

Veteran and vintage car lovers behind the wheel again

Geoff Newman

Remember, there's no one quite like you ...

Remember, there's no one quite like you ...

Gary Bentley

WATCH OUT: If the scam is sent by email, it is likely to include an attachment or link to a fake website where you will be asked to download proof of the 'bill', 'fine' or 'delivery details'. Opening the attachment or downloading the file could infect your computer with malware.

Scamwatch: Has someone asking for money threatened you with arrest?

Car of the Month: Bruce and Diane Everson's new-to-them 1987 Holden Astra 1.6 L Auto has travelled only 106,000 kilometres.

Veteran and vintage car lovers behind the wheel again

The Tenterfield pathway had been dedicated to Margaret Zannes and Dr Dick Keatinge, intigators of the Tenterfield Willow Walkers. Pictured are Robyn Short John Brauer, Tom Short, Norma Ovenden, Margaret Cooper and Pat Cooper.

Celebrate our brisk, beautiful mornings with a friendly walk

Donna Ward

The Hub's Lexie Sherren hung out with Gudrun Geissler for an online Tea & Talk session.

Hub social gathering goes digital

Donna Ward

Kim and Robyn Cartwright. They have a thousand sheep about to lamb back home near Crookwell. Picture: James Wiltshire/Border Mail

EXPLAINERThe stuck Canberrans are coming home. But there are others left behind

Get in that car and rive. Photo: file

DIGESTForget jail, go straight to the ACT

"I want to see a greater uptake in all those categories. If we don't, we will consider further measures in which we can increase that uptake."

NSW Premier foreshadows stricter measures, as state records 18 new cases

NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian. Picture: Getty Images

ANALYSISExplainer: How did this border chaos kick off?

Aged Care Minister Richard Colbeck. Picture: Sitthixay Ditthavong

Federal minister intervened at Newmarch House amid COVID-19 chaos

Sally Whyte

Ross and Helen Muir are ACT residents and are stuck in Wodonga at the Wellington Motel. Picture: Mark Jesser/The Border Mail

Calls for federal intervention on NSW-Victoria border crisis

Katie Burgess

Picture: Shutterstock

Attendance records examined as Batemans Bay students test positive to coronavirus

Kathryn Lewis

The fine print - and the big bold message it sends - was discussed by an anaesthetics registrar on Twitter today. Photo: Katarina Arandjelovic

DIGEST'That Statistic' explained by a frontline worker

Janine Graham

New Guinea, July 1945: Troops of the New Guinea Infantry Battalion wade through a stream on their way to attack a Japanese position.

A Digger's harrowing one in a million story from the New Guinea front 75 years ago

NEW LIFE: Bathurst's Chezzi and Grant Denyer have announced that they're expecting a baby. Photo: CHRIS SEABROOK

SUBSCRIBERWatch as Grant and Chezzi Denyer announce their baby news

Stars of the show Peter Zellers and Aaron Taylor, as St Martin and the pauper respectively.

PHOTOSLighting the way of kindness

Auctioneer Matt Duff in action.

PHOTOSBargain hunters brave cold weather for RFS clearance sale

Doing the right thing. Picture: Shutterstock

EXPLAINERWhat is the best and latest advice on masks?

Steve Evans

ROAD TRIP: Melbourne band Private Function drive down High Street Wodonga in their film clip for the song titled 'Albury Wodonga'. Picture: SCREENSHOT

Band releases 'rock 'n' roll love letter' to Albury-Wodonga

Vivienne Jones

Success: Critical care paramedic Matt Gane had a dramatic water rescue on his first day working with the Wollongong ambulance helicopter crew. Picture: Anna Warr

How a helicopter paramedic rescued a fisherman on his first day on the job

Ashleigh Tullis

Photo: Sally-Ann Thompson

From southern NSW to Tasmania, it's been a white Wednesday

Ben Smyth

IMPACT: Relative to other countries, Australia has avoided a catastrophic health situation to date. Photo: SHUTTERSTOCK

OPINIONThe end of the beginning - paradox of a pandemic | OPINION

Professor John Fischetti

There is danger lurking in the NT - even underfoot.

REAL AUSTRALIAEven the mud's dangerous in the NT

Chris McLennan

NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian. Picture: Getty Images

ANALYSISExplainer: How did this border chaos kick off?

Steve Evans

Qantas flight attendant Sara Armbrecht at the Qantas Founders Museum holding two dolls dressed in her minature Qantas uniforms: a Pucci unform worn 1974 to 1985 (left) and the current uniform designed by Martin Grant.

Flights of fashion: Doll collection celebrates century of Qantas uniforms

Geraldine Cardozo

Reforms for NSW retirement villages.

Retirement village reforms welcomed

Eileen Wood

Victoria will open more testing sites in regional cities after an increase in coronavirus cases.

Regional Vic set for virus testing blitz

10m ago

Richard Pusey is accused of filming and taunting one of the officers who died in a freeway crash.

Impasse over Vic Porsche driver charge

16m ago

The assassinations of a Turkish diplomat and his bodyguard 40 years ago are being re-investigated.

Dive for clues in hunt for diplomat killer

17m ago

The jobless rate rose to 7.5 per cent in July from 7.4 per cent the previous month.

Unemployed tops one million for first time

1hr ago

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has warned Australia to brace for more coronavirus deaths.

PM offers condolences for elderly deaths

Daniel McCulloch and Rebecca Gredley
1hr ago

Victoria's COVID-19 crisis: by the numbers

Victoria's COVID-19 crisis: by the numbers

1hr ago

Premier Daniel Andrews says a coronavirus testing drive will begin in Ballarat, Bendigo and Geelong.

Vic records 8 virus deaths, 278 new cases

Benita Kolovos
1hr ago

Police will probe how a man escape hotel quarantine, Deputy Commissioner Steve Gollschewski says.

Qld borders to stay closed to NSW and Vic

Aaron Bunch
1hr ago

Siblings Noah, 11, and Leah Hyatt, 8, and Jesse Richards, 2, with Justin Richards, say goodbye to their favourite, Pedro the donkey, which sold for $2700 last Saturday.

Pedro the donkey's a favourite

Mark Griggs
1hr ago

Corey Ireland of Ireland's Angus at Kyeamba in southern NSW.

Cattle breeder initiates civil action against receivers in NSW Supreme Court

Nikki Reynolds

A slow creep out of drought

A slow creep out of drought

BEN DOMENSINO, Weatherzone

Keep checking the simple things regularly, especially on vehicles that get used less often.

You should still check things even if it's mostly parked up

Sam Hollier

Warm your home (and your heart) with a spot of timber

Warm your home (and your heart) with a spot of timber

Happy, healthy and so cute despite the unexpected way she arrived. Picture: Supplied

OPINIONThrow out the birth plan and go with the flow

Christy Kidner