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STAY WARM: Yarrawonga netballers Lily Burns, 10, Heidi Wallden, 11, Mia Wheaton who celebrated her 11th birthday at the Rand carnival. Pictures: Nikki Reynolds

Rand hosts popular netball and football carnival

Nikki Reynolds

Australia should consider a national lottery to support rising sports stars, John Wylie says.

Fund Aussie sport or say goodbye to gold

Matt Coughlan

TEAMWORK: Charlie Clancey of Victoria teamed up with David Kapel of Wagga to win the sevens roping at K Ranch in Sydney. Picture: Supplied

Wagga cowboy ropes a win at Naughty Nines team roping

Nikki Reynolds

STAY WARM: Yarrawonga netballers Lily Burns, 10, Heidi Wallden, 11, Mia Wheaton who celebrated her 11th birthday at the Rand carnival. Pictures: Nikki Reynolds

Rand hosts popular netball and football carnival

LIONS ROAR: Culcairn's Moses Baleidrokodoka and Rueban Heath hunt down Murray Magpies' Rhys Pretious in the round seven Hume League clash. Picture: Lorri Roden

Lions maul Murray Magpies in 72-point thrashing | Photos

Robbie Mackinlay

MILESTONE: Hume League's Damian Cupido kicks his 1000th goal during the weekend victory over Ovens and King. Picture: Lorri Roden

Cupido leads Hume domination

Robbie Mackinlay

Famous beast: Claire Dearing (Bryce Dallas Howard) and (Owen Grady (Chris Pratt) face off against Jurassic World's most fearsome dinosaur - the Tyrannosaurus Rex.

Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom film review

Kayla Osborne

Guide to Anzac Day services and marches across the Riverina

Steff Wills

RURAL INNOVATION: Cavin Osborn, Kelly Engineering, is one of many exhibitors putting resources, time and effort into their field day site. The new HMFD exhibitor awards will be introduced this year to recognise excellence in site presentation.

Exhibitor awards at Henty will showcase the latest in innovation

Famous beast: Claire Dearing (Bryce Dallas Howard) and (Owen Grady (Chris Pratt) face off against Jurassic World's most fearsome dinosaur - the Tyrannosaurus Rex.

Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom film review

Tony Manchester and his son John have managed to breed some of the highest eating quality lambs in Australia. On September 14, they will be offering up some of their top quality genetics at an on property Poll Dorset sale at Roseville.

These blokes have bred the some of the best tasting lambs in Australia. This is their secret...

Tom Sebo

10 of the best places for food and wine in the Hunter Valley

Emma Brown

THE properties are located 50km south of Wagga, 15km from The Rock and on a school bus route to Henty, Wagga and Culcairn.

New owner needed for lifestyle, farming

Tony Manchester and his son John have managed to breed some of the highest eating quality lambs in Australia. On September 14, they will be offering up some of their top quality genetics at an on property Poll Dorset sale at Roseville.

These blokes have bred the some of the best tasting lambs in Australia. This is their secret...

THE two lots, available individually or as a complete parcel, offer a wonderful opportunity to purchase land in a sound 24-inch rainfall district

Family land offering lifestyle and farming

THE Hicks family knows what it takes to breed quality cattle and will have the biggest range of bulls ever made available at its 2018 spring sale, to be held in the first week of September.

More bulls than ever for 2018 Hicks Beef spring bulls sale

THE property is less than half an hour from Wagga and provides a perfect playground for those with an interest in horses and a life on the land.

Private and picturesque for the family

THIS John Deere 3020 tractor and front end loader comes with two buckets and pallet forks. An older machine, it runs but will need work.

Big crowd expected at Yanco clearance

“WIRRINGULLA” could run around 800 ewes in conjunction with 1000 acres of crop, under reasonable seasonal conditions.

Family farm looking for a new owner

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Jan Owen, CEO of the Foundation for Young Australians, was the overall winner of the inaugural Women of Influence awards in 2012. Photo: Elke Meitzel

Women of Influence 2018: award spurred on original winner Jan Owen

Hannah Tattersall

Former model and fitness trainer Emily Skye launched her business with a Facebook page and a blog. Photo: Paul Harris

Women of Influence 2018: the power of social media

Hannah Tattersall

Caitlin Figueiredo says she is motivated by service to her community and the pursuit of a more equal and inclusive world.Photo: Karleen Minney

Women of Influence 2018: young leaders determined to change the world

Hannah Tattersall

Jan Owen, CEO of the Foundation for Young Australians, was the overall winner of the inaugural Women of Influence awards in 2012. Photo: Elke Meitzel

Women of Influence 2018: award spurred on original winner Jan Owen

WATCHFUL: Australian correspondent Charles Bean. Picture: AWM E00246

Road to Remembrance

VITAL: Lieutenant Rupert Downes, an orchardist from Camden, addresses his platoon before the advance onto Harbonnieres during the Battle of Amiens. Picture: AWM E02790.

Road to Remembrance

Michael Grealy

GROUP NINE: Jack Lyons has jumped ship and moved to Kangaroos from Southcity

Footballers on the move | Photos

Ethan Muddle, Graham Lyall, Hayley Follett and Mal Muddle from Port Stephens. Photos: Zaarkacha Marlan

The 60th Annual Louth Cup 2018 in photos

Sam Checo dresses her Mango backstage ahead of the cat fashion show.

Felines take to the catwalk in fashion extravaganza

Villagers walk near destroyed homes in an area affected by the early morning earthquake at Sajang village, Sembalun, East Lombok.

Aussies recount terrifying Indonesian earthquake

Prince Louis.

See the Royal family gather at Louis' christening in London

AAP

The Nicholls family headed to Batlow for a day trip after the snow fell.

Region’s winter returns, following surprising spring-like days

Steff Wills

Livestock agents take the bids during the Wagga sheep and lamb sale last week. Photo: Nikki Reynolds

Lamb prices continue to sizzle at Wagga | Video

Georgia Love, Tom Gleeson and Casey Donovan stepped out on the Logies 2018 red carpet.

See the stars go gold on the Logies Red Carpet

Danielle McGrane

Poms stoke fire with call to bring Ben back

Xavier Mardling
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PERSPECTIVE: How much we know or understand a situation has a great deal to do with where we are viewing it from.

Good and bad seats in the theatre of life

Father Brendan Lee

Looking past the generation stereotypes

Dr Sara James

Poms stoke fire with call to bring Ben back

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TOUGHER: Many ads list tertiary qualifications as desirable for roles that once would have been secured through on-the-job training.

A university degree is no longer enough

Zoë Wundenberg

Super fund fossils putting millions at risk

Adam Verwey

Deputy Liberal leader Julie Bishop is sticking by Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull.

I won't quit if Dutton become PM: Bishop

33m ago

Hope of weekend rain for drought areas

44m ago

Turnbull not in the clear after challenge

48m ago

BIG'UN: The World’s Heaviest Blueberry, according to the Guinness World Records, as grown in WA by OZblu blueberries.

WA grower claims world’s biggest blueberry

Opposition Leader Matthew Guy's no-confidence motion against the Victorian government was defeated.

Labor retains power in Vic parliament

Kaitlyn Offer and Christine McGinn

Up to 100 Victorian public dentists won't check teeth for half an hour because of a pay dispute.

Vic public dentists strike for pay boost

Christine McGinn

Mathias Cormann has presented changes to the company tax package to gain support from crossbenchers.

New company tax cut plan on life support

Matt Coughlan

Susan Neill-Fraser (left) was found guilty of murdering Bob Chappell (right).

Tas killer's freedom bid returns to court

Ethan James

A delicious pastry at The Wharf Locavore.

Six things to do in Tathra

John Rozentals

In a word, spectacular … Tasmania’s Three Capes Track.

Six highlights in your travel week | 20 Aug

John Rozentals

On the beach at Townsville… strolling comfortably in shorts.

A warm reprieve from winter is waiting up north

John Rozentals

While many of us now know that obesity increases the risk of diabetes and heart disease, we are less aware that obesity increases the risk of 11 cancers, according to the World Cancer Research Fund.

The big fat link between obesity and breast cancer

Healthshare

Extra special: It's the special touches that your guests will remember. Consider the comfort of your guests and show your hospitality through added extras.

Turning homes into hotels

Jennifer Birchall

According to recent insights from Beaumont Tiles’ What’s my style quiz, Scandinavian was the number one style choice for renovators aged 16 to 25.

Appeal lies in the classics