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Trade minister Simon Birmingham and fellow Liberal senator Andrew Bragg inside the Bega Cheese offices on Wednesday. Picture: Alasdair McDonald

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Minister says EU deal may bring 'market access gains' during visit to Bega Cheese

Alasdair McDonald

Moss Vale High puts agriculture in the spotlight

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Moss Vale High puts agriculture in the spotlight

Hannah Neale

State-wide campaign cracks down on rural crime

State-wide campaign cracks down on rural crime

Yass Rodeo Committee members: Front, Justin Taylor, Cynthia Crisp, Alex Sedin, Ash Bush, George Hempenstall and Rob McAuliffe. Back, Wayne Crisp, Wade Nichele and Levi Hempenstall. Photo: Hannah Sparks

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Yass Rodeo returns under new committee after abrupt cancellation in 2018

Hannah Sparks

Hill's Potato Fields in Robinson

Drought eats into winter production

Hannah Peters

History repeats: Brett Watts with Mark Hedley at the recently relocated re-class facility at AWN's premises in Goulburn. Photo: Neha Attre.

Australian Wool Network sets up reclass facility in Goulburn

Neha Attre

In honour of Harriet, Civic 2 City | Photos | Video

In honour of Harriet, Civic 2 City | Photos | Video

Matthew Welch

Trade minister Simon Birmingham and fellow Liberal senator Andrew Bragg inside the Bega Cheese offices on Wednesday. Picture: Alasdair McDonald

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Minister says EU deal may bring 'market access gains' during visit to Bega Cheese

Alasdair McDonald

Moss Vale High puts agriculture in the spotlight

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Moss Vale High puts agriculture in the spotlight

Hannah Neale

Earth, wind and fire - but not enough water

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Earth, wind and fire - but not enough water

August 1 is the horse's birthday; but only if you're a thoroughbred. Photo: Katrina Partridge Photography

Off the beaten track

Peter Davis

REIGNING CHAMPION: Back-to-back winner Peter Comiskey from Queensland scooped $100,000 at Willinga Park on the weekend. Photo: Stephen Mowbray Photography.

Back-to-back winner leaves Willinga Park $100,000 richer

Former Moss Vale Dragon, Ray Stone in his Parramatta Eels jersey. Photo supplied.

Once a dragon, always a dragon

Matthew Welch

August 1 is the horse's birthday; but only if you're a thoroughbred. Photo: Katrina Partridge Photography

Off the beaten track

Mitchell Pearce will captain Newcastle against Canterbury in their Magic Round clash in Brisbane.

NRL won't apologise to Mitchell Pearce

Steve Zemek

Good cause: 889 entries in the 2018 Grabine Fishing Tournament helped raise $4,445 for the Crookwell Community Trust which provides immediate financial assistance to locals when they need it most. Photos: Supplied.

Catch and release program at Grabine Fishing Tournament

Sam Hollier

Now in Goulburn: The Australian Wool Network expects to bring around 4000 bales of wool into their Goulburn re-handle facility per year.

AWN moves reclass facility

REACH FOR THE SKY: Hughes Helicopters can provide the aircraft to get the job done fast, efficiently and with a professional level of service. Learn to fly or charter one of their aircraft tailored to you needs. Photo: Shutterstock.

Would you like to fly high?

Good cause: 889 entries in the 2018 Grabine Fishing Tournament helped raise $4,445 for the Crookwell Community Trust which provides immediate financial assistance to locals when they need it most. Photos: Supplied.

Catch and release program at Grabine Fishing Tournament

Natural habitats: Potoroo Palace Native Animal Sanctuary is a not-for-profit organisation entering its 14th year. Photo: Supplied.

Eden Area: Potter around this palace

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Visitors: Jugiong features a boutique cafe, hotel, wine cellar, galleries, gift shops and a motel as well as various other accommodation. Photo: Tricia Wimpenny.

Jugiong is great for a visit

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Live the self-sustainable farm life

Live the self-sustainable farm life

Far South Coast House of the Week Aug 21

Live an eco-friendly lifestyle

Live an eco-friendly lifestyle

Eurobodalla House of the Week Aug 21

A stone home circa 1855

A stone home circa 1855

Southern Tablelands House of the Week, 22/8

Moss Vale High puts agriculture in the spotlight

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Moss Vale High puts agriculture in the spotlight

Hannah Neale

Yass Rodeo Committee members: Front, Justin Taylor, Cynthia Crisp, Alex Sedin, Ash Bush, George Hempenstall and Rob McAuliffe. Back, Wayne Crisp, Wade Nichele and Levi Hempenstall. Photo: Hannah Sparks

WHAT'S ON
Yass Rodeo returns under new committee after abrupt cancellation in 2018

Hannah Sparks

In honour of Harriet, Civic 2 City | Photos | Video

In honour of Harriet, Civic 2 City | Photos | Video

Matthew Welch

Moss Vale High puts agriculture in the spotlight

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Moss Vale High puts agriculture in the spotlight

FANTASTIC MRS FOX: A 130-year-old stuffed and mounted fox has returned home to Moss Vale after disappearing in the 1990s. Photo: Hannah Neale.

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Fantastic Mrs Fox finds her way home

Hannah Neale

MANLY DREAMING: Architects Angelo Candalepas and Glenn Murcutt with Royal Far West chief Lindsay Cane.

Royal Far West centre to get a right royal makeover

Earth, wind and fire - but not enough water

REAL AUSTRALIA
Earth, wind and fire - but not enough water

Streaking clear: Track specialist Smart Desire at Goulburn. Picture: Goulburn Greyhound Racing Club.

Goulburn kick starts track reconstructions

When the reality is a stark one

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When the reality is a stark one

TRESSES: Eli Spielvogel will shave his long locks to raise money for the Leukemia Foundation. Picture: supplied

Eli's close shave to give thanks for good health

Emergency or not? Well, it depends on where you live, it seems. Photo: Shutterstock

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Climate emergency or just rubbish?

James Joyce

Ready to rock: Star filly Libertini. Picture: Yarraman Park Stud.

Star filly Libertini readies for Winx Stakes Day return

Peter Davis

Triumphing against the odds

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Triumphing against the odds

On track: Trainer Clayton Harmey

Harmey's wait to be worthwhile at Newcastle

Peter Davis

A private matter: Many smaller towns don't even have 'preferred providers' for services such as dental or physiotherapy. That might mean a long car trip to access the 'preferred' service - cancelling out any financial benefit of having the extras cover in the first place.

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Customer service lacking in private health

Penelope Arthur

Disagreement and the dialogue of diversity

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Disagreement and the dialogue of diversity

Father Brendan Lee

Judgement day: The decision on Cardinal George Pell's appeal will be handed down on Wednesday.

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Should Cardinal Pell have appealed his conviction?

Steve Biddulph

A private matter: Many smaller towns don't even have 'preferred providers' for services such as dental or physiotherapy. That might mean a long car trip to access the 'preferred' service - cancelling out any financial benefit of having the extras cover in the first place.

OPINION
Customer service lacking in private health

When the reality is a stark one

REAL AUSTRALIA
When the reality is a stark one

Janine Graham

The complex world of donor conception

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The complex world of donor conception

Professor Fiona Kelly

Kookaburras to Mr Whippy. What does Australia sound like to you?

Kookaburras to Mr Whippy. What does Australia sound like to you?

'GREAT HONOUR': Canberra healthcare worker and grandmother Aunty Thelma Weston has been named 2019 NAIDOC Female Elder of the Year.

Aunty Thelma's warm welcome

Geraldine Cardozo

Older Australians are among at-risk groups for sepsis.

It kills 5000 Aussies a year, but do you know the sepsis warning signs?

Eileen Wood

Scott Morrison will get an official welcome before a meeting with Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc.

Trade, security on Morrison's Vietnam menu

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Recycling giant SKM has gone into receivership with $100 million of debts.

Cleanaway ready for takeover of SKM

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New figures released detail the increase in the number of police strip searches in NSW.

Increase in NSW police strip searches

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A man has been found dead outside a house at Kilsyth, in Melbourne's east.

Elderly man's body found on Vic footpath

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George Pell has one last chance at an appeal to the High Court.

Pell back in prison, eyeing future appeal

Karen Sweeney
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Jodie Powell was nephew Curtis Powell's carer before the 10-year old's death from bronchopneumonia.

Qld carer jailed for abused boy's death

Nicholas McElroy
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Queensland's Deb Frecklington and Annastacia Palaszczuk are locked in a battle of integrity.

Qld politicians in a battle going nowhere

Sonia Kohlbacher
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Bernard Collaery will face court over leaking information about the bugging of East Timor's cabinet.

East Timor bugging lawyer returns to court

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Bulls continue to flood saleyards in the north with this pen of Angus from a Trangie vendor making 261c/kg at last week's Dubbo prime sale. Photo by Rebecca Sharpe.

Export demand no bull

Jamie Brown

The $23,000 top price bull with auctioneer Paul Dooley, Watasanta principal Neil Watson, Queensland buyers Ashley and Doris McKay, selling agent Luke Scicluna of Davidson Cameron and Co, and buyer's agent Steven Goodhew, PJH Livestock, Roma, Qld.

Qld commercial buyers splurge to $23k at Watasanta

Lucy Kinbacher

Greg Hughes, his daughter Megan and her partner Curtis Endycott watch over the herd the late cricketer Phillip Hughes built with his father. Photo by Samantha Townsend.

Hughes family carrying on Phillip's cattle legacy

Samantha Townsend

A great experience: fishing at Berkeley River Lodge.

Great ideas for your next getaway

John Rozentals

Nowhere epitomises the problems as much as Venice, which attracts 30 million tourists a year to its magnificent canals and bridges.

Top tourism spots crack down as they become victim of own success

Emma Batha, Thomson Reuters Foundation

Impressive: The view from Common Grounds and the historic wooden bridge across the Hunter.

Take time to mosey around Morpeth

John Rozentals

HOPE: The daffodil is one of the first flowers of spring. For many affected by cancer, the daffodil represents hope for a cancer-free future.

A symbol of hope, strength

Versatile: "I wanted its name to be something you remember, says Maitland mum Jo Hardie of the Spewy. Picture: Max Mason-Hubers.

'Spewy' kids lead to mum's invention

Penelope Green

Season starts early: Now is the time for residents and land managers to start preparing for the threat of bush fire.

Prepare your home now for bushfires