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Saturday, 27 April 2024
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Fun, fashion and memories as Riverina race meeting celebrates 80 years
Rhondda Cochrane, Leeton, Sally Martin, Canberra, and Elizabeth Paterson, Griffith, were all winners in the Fashions on the Field. Pictures by Kim Woods
Kim Woods
The sensual scrunch of the War Memorial's new parade ground
Officer Cadet Tom Delaney on the parade ground where he will march on Thursday. Picture by Karleen Minney.
Steve Evans
Future bright for Griffith saleyards as minister announces funding
Allan Wilson
NSW minister for agriculture Tara Moriarty, Murray MP Helen Dalton, saleyards leader Les Warren and Griffith mayor Doug Curran at the saleyards on April 12. Picture by Allan Wilson
No respite: Government refuses to commit to funding paediatric clinics
Carla Mascarenhas
NSW Health Minister Ryan Park. Picture: AAP
Property
What would changes to negative gearing and capital gains tax do for housing?
Jemimah Clegg
Changes to negative gearing and capital gains tax have been proposed in the wake of the housing crisis. Pic: Shutterstock
What's on
Agronomists to benefit from cotton training as picking to get underway
Staff Reporters
Dr Chris Dowling will lead new cotton nutrition training for agronomists.in Griffith July 17. Picture supplied
Have Your Say
Australia, it's time we had a heart-to-heart. How are you feeling?
The annual Heartbeat of Australia survey is a special collaboration between media company ACM - the publisher of this masthead - and the University of Canberra's News and Media Research Centre.
Acm Newsroom
'She's lying': texts reveal Seven producer's commentary on Lehrmann rape trial
Tim Piccione
Text messages from former Spotlight producer Taylor Auerbach about the Bruce Lehrmann criminal trial. Pictures APP, supplied
Plan for successful farm succession heard in Wagga
Peter McInerney of 3D-Ag Wagga Wagga, with Rod McKern, the southern district manager for Bank of Queensland based in Wagga Wagga organised the seminar.
Stephen Burns
Photos
Photographer to ride 6000km on horseback on epic outback healing journey
Sarah Falson
Bernie Phelps with Sarah, Jessie, Millie and Emily Wheeler at A Night Beneath The Brim. Picture by Belinda Soole
'It's incredibly impressive': $11.6m crowning moment as mega roof unveiled
Anthony Bunn
Federation Council environment, facilities and regulations manager Angela Reidy speaks to those gathered for the official opening of the upgraded Corowa saleyards. Looking on from left are Federation mayor Pat Bourke, NSW Agriculture Minister Tara Moriarty and Albury MP Justin Clancy.
Woolgrower hits his long-awaited Merino target
Stephen Burns
Bill Luff with a bin of 19-20 micron Merino fleeces at Cotway, Adjungbilly.
Look who's coming: US stars to headline 2024 Deni Ute Muster
US country music stars Kip Moore and Tyler Hubbard will headline the 2024 Deni Ute Muster. Pictures supplied
Daisy Huntly
Good competition in meat sheep handlers at Sydney Royal
Rebecca Nadge
Elizabeth Sutton, 17, from Wattle Farm Border Leicesters, Temora, and Cameron Spink, 13, of St Gregory's College Campbelltown. Picture by Rebecca Nadge
Two people killed after glider crashes near airport
Adrian Black and William Ton • 23m ago
Two people have been killed in a glider accident at Mount Beauty in Victoria's northeast. (Joel Carrett/AAP PHOTOS)
City young gun Galic chasing ALW double, Matildas dream
Anna Harrington • 1hr ago
Daniela Galic is eyeing off higher honours after an impressive run with City. (Rob Prezioso/AAP PHOTOS)

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National
Dutton says push to ban stabbing video 'silly'
Opposition leader Peter Dutton said Australia 'can't be internet police of the world' as the eSafety Commissioner pushes X to remove video of the Wakeley church stabbing. Picture by Elesa Kurtz
Anna McGuinness
Updated
'No item of interest found': Police investigating university 'threat'
Carla Mascarenhas
Sydney University is one of the top higher education institutions in Australia. Picture: Sydney University
Updated
More than 100 whales saved, 28 dead in mass stranding
Anna McGuinness
Between 50 and 100 pilot whales are stranded at Toby's Inlet near Dunsborough in Western Australia on April 25. Picture via Facebook/Parks and Wildlife Service, Western Australia
Out-of-pocket price hike: why C-sections and pacemakers will cost you more
Ben Silvester
Australians could be slugged thousands more for surgeries by their private insurers under federal changes to take effect on July 1.
Two dead as police probe separate suburban stabbings
Rachael Ward • 2hrs ago
NSW police are investigating two separate stabbing deaths, in Sydney and the state's west. (Steven Saphore/AAP PHOTOS)
Sport
Bochum leave drop zone with 3-2 win against Hoffenheim
Bochum's Kevin Stoger netted a brace in their crucial 3-2 win over Hoffenheim in the Bundesliga. (AP PHOTO)
Teenager Littler silences hostile crowd with PL victory
Jonathan Veal
Luke Littler silenced the boo-brigade on his way to winning the Premier League event in Liverpool. (AP PHOTO)
Palawa King may give Smith another 715 win
Palawa King one of the favourites for the upcoming Ladbrokes 715. Picture supplied
Rahul and De Kock power Lucknow to victory over Chennai
Lucknow's Quinton de Kock (right) celebrates his fifty with fellow opener Lokesh Rahul. (AP PHOTO)
Manchester United's radical overhaul gathers pace
Old Trafford, home of Manchester United who have not won the Premier League title since 2013. (AP PHOTO)
PropertyView
What's On
Whip up some Anzac biscuits - do you like them chewy or crunchy?
Is there an easier treat to whip than an Anzac biscuit. Picture Shutterstock
Karen Hardy
What's on
Agronomists to benefit from cotton training as picking to get underway
Staff Reporters
Dr Chris Dowling will lead new cotton nutrition training for agronomists.in Griffith July 17. Picture supplied
Look who's coming: US stars to headline 2024 Deni Ute Muster
Daisy Huntly
US country music stars Kip Moore and Tyler Hubbard will headline the 2024 Deni Ute Muster. Pictures supplied
Why the c-word is Olivia Colman's friendship litmus test
Amy Martin
Olivia Colman as Edith Swan in Wicked Little Letters. Picture Studiocanal
Have Your Say
Spreading the love: How much Vegemite is too much?
Karen Hardy
February 29 is National Toast Day. Picture Shutterstock
Recommended
Livestock is the second highest killer on farms - keep yourself and others safe in the yards
Almurta cattle farmer Peter Miller. Picture supplied
Remote working allows for greater activation of regional talent
A survey conducted by GetApp revealed an overwhelming preference for remote work. Picture by Shutterstock
Ultrasafe adsorbs the most chemicals
Ultrasafe filters containing ADXORBR Activated Carbon performed up to 11 times better than other filters tested. Picture supplied
A celestial ballet for the ages
Emma Brown
The polar lights in Norway. Picture Shutterstock
Improving health and wellbeing for cats (and their humans) with the latest automatic litter tray
Elizabeth Habermann
PetSafe is dedicated to enhancing the bond between pets and their families through innovative pet care solutions with the ScoopFree automatic litter tray their latest product. Picture PetSafe
Community
2018 Henty Field Days – Live Coverage Day Two | Photos Videos
2018 Henty Field Days – Live Coverage Day Two | Photos Videos
Photos
Photographer to ride 6000km on horseback on epic outback healing journey
Sarah Falson
Bernie Phelps with Sarah, Jessie, Millie and Emily Wheeler at A Night Beneath The Brim. Picture by Belinda Soole
What it took Mark to get a 412kg pumpkin grown at Tumut to take out title
Taylor Dodge
Tumut's Mark Peacock successfully grew a pumpkin weighing 412 kilograms in his own backyard. Picture supplied
Real Australia
An open letter to my daughter this International Women's Day
Here's to strong women, may we know them, may we be them, may we raise them.
Grace Ryan
.Five-month old Eadie with mum Grace. Picture by Georgie Newton
How lifesaving tech's new use was discovered at Riverina silo fire
Talia Pattison
Leeton Fire and Rescue firefighters have been undertaking drone training this year, with the drones being used at several incidents to assist in bringing fires under control. Picture supplied
Photos and Video
Who's most likely to end up getting long-COVID symptoms?
Watch
LONG-COVID: Surveys of COVID-19 patients around the world indicate a stronger link between some genetic precursors and long-COVID development. Picture: FILE
Emma Horn Bec Pridham
How old was William Shakespeare when he died? Take our quiz
Anna Houlahan
Was William Shakespeare aged 41, 52, 68 or 80 when he died? William Shakespeare wax figure in Madame Tussauds museum in Berlin, Germany. Picture Shutterstock
Compounding returns: the exponential wealth maker
Ali and Gaby Rosenberg
Should I invest directly, or try a managed fund?
Opinion
The great greenwashing myth being sold to Australians
Ebony Bennett
The government is too freely letting companies pretend they are protecting the environment. Picture Shutterstock
Review
School drama is deft and tense
Jane Freebury
Leonie Benesch in The Teachers' Lounge. Picture by Judith Kaufmann
Comment
The great greenwashing myth being sold to Australians
Opinion
The government is too freely letting companies pretend they are protecting the environment. Picture Shutterstock
Ebony Bennett
Opinion
Punishment after the event rarely works
Greg McIntyre
Research shows locking up children does little to reduce crime. Picture by Keegan Carroll
Real Australia
Another woman dead, another man charged with murder
Grace Ryan
Molly Ticehurst. Picture is supplied
Explore
Book Now
Found! Australia's most beautiful islands with surprises at every turn
Adventure
An aerial view of Direction Island.
Bonita Grima
Sydney confidential: The hottest new restaurant and bar openings
Akash Arora
Sydney confidential: The hottest new restaurant and bar openings
Adventure
Mystical moments: This is Japan but not as you know it
Laura Waters
Mystical moments: This is Japan but not as you know it
Want to taste top-notch tapas? This is the Spanish city to visit
Want to taste top-notch tapas? This is the Spanish city to visit
Tim Richards
Luxury
The LA neighbourhood where you can live it up like a celebrity
Bronwen Gora
The LA neighbourhood where you can live it up like a celebrity
These airlines have just been ranked as the best for Australians
These airlines have just been ranked as the best for Australians
A side serve of sass at Seattle's Pike Place Market
Carrie Hutchinson
A side serve of sass at Seattle's Pike Place Market
Cruising
Hassle-free travel: The incredible places you can visit as part of a cruise
Hassle-free travel: The incredible places you can visit as part of a cruise
Car Expert
2024 Tesla Model 3 gets another price cut in Australia
Car Expert
2024 Tesla Model 3 gets another price cut in Australia
Jordan Mulach
Car Expert
2024 Tesla Model Y price cut again in Australia
Scott Collie
Car Expert
Range Rover Electric: First look at first-ever EV
Scott Collie
Range Rover Electric: First look at first-ever EV
Car Expert
Hyundai Venue deals: Drive-away discounts available in April
Josh Nevett
Hyundai Venue deals: Drive-away discounts available in April
Car Expert
Mercedes-AMG GT coupe packs 600kW plug-in hybrid V8
Jordan Mulach
Mercedes-AMG GT coupe packs 600kW plug-in hybrid V8
The Land
Glenara: 780 hectares all set for the 2024 winter cropping season
Glenara is a productive 1037 hectare property estimated to be 90 per cent arable. Picture supplied
Mark Phelps
Tears of joy as young shearer's determination makes dream come true
Taylor Dodge
New Zealand shearer Adam Gordon came all the way from Masterton to compete at the Wagga Speed Shear on Saturday. Picture by Les Smith
Maples are an autumn staple | In Fiona's Garden
Fiona Ogilvie
Red maple (Acer rubrum) in Christchurch Botanic Gardens in late March. It is one of the first maples to colour in autumn.
Life & Style
Compounding returns: the exponential wealth maker
Should I invest directly, or try a managed fund?
Ali and Gaby Rosenberg
The wedge-shaped weekender making use of an odd plot
This corner of the house is quite abstract, giving the appearance of a solid concrete structure where new and existing foliage can cast shadows. Pictures by Brett Boardman
How to style your home to complement the artwork
Selecting and styling the right art can enhance the overall ambiance of your home. Picture supplied