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MIA pollies slam Basin decision, calls grow for Royal Commission
Talia Pattison
Leeton Shire Council mayor Tony Reneker addresses the recent rally in Leeton. The mayor says he is disappointed the water amendments have been given the green light by the Senate. Picture by Talia Pattison
'Preposterous', 'lazy', 'lunacy': Basin communities respond to Greens deal
Dan Holmes
Hundreds attended a Rally in Leeton last week, concerned about changes to the Murray Darling Basin Plan. Picture supplied
'Preposterous', 'lazy', 'lunacy': Basin communities respond to Greens deal
Dan Holmes
Hundreds attended a Rally in Leeton last week, concerned about changes to the Murray Darling Basin Plan. Picture supplied
A marriage celebrant, the Mekong and fish stairs star in Lee's success story
Hayley Warden
Professor of fisheries and river management at Charles Stuart University, Lee Baumgartner. Picture by Hayley Warden
Twynam Agricultural's steely founder John Kahlbetzer dies at 92
Andrew Marshall
John Kahlbetzer with a Mungadal stud Merino ram on the big southern NSW pastoral property in the early 1980s. Photo supplied.
Unsafe, underpaid allegations: Riverina's Gundaline Station investigated
Dan Holmes
Gundaline Station is under investigation for underpaying workers. File image
'Country garden' property sells at auction for $6.5 million
Mark Phelps
Versatile, highly productive Central West NSW property Raintree Farm has sold at auction for $6.5 million. Picture supplied
First the banks left town, now they fear for their local pharmacy
David Ellery
Trundle pharmacist Sam Lee will have to cut back his opening hours if fears the transition to 60-day prescriptions will slash his direct revenue by up to 40 per cent are true. Picture by David Ellery
Wagga hub harnessing tech to boost farm drought management
Andrew Mangelsdorf
Southern NSW Drought Resilience Adoption and Innovation Hub director Cindy Cassidy, with Wayne McGrath from Sydney on the virtual reality device. Picture supplied
Why 500 farmers answered a confronting question at Henty
Abhranil Hazra
Australian Mens Shed Association project officer Stuart Torrance, Murrumbidgee Local Health District farm community counsellor Jenn Pegler and Charles Sturt University paramedicine student Kate Esler help with men's health checks on the third day of the 2023 Henty Field Days. Picture by Madeline Begley

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