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Wayne Bennett is facing the axe as England's rugby league coach after defeat by Papua New Guinea.

Bennett facing the axe as England RL coach

Ian Laybourn

The race that stops the Highlands is back

The race that stops the Highlands is back

Vera Demertzis

RIDING HIGH: Penelope McMillan and Jedlea will be competing in the NSW Police and Emergency Services Games 2019 this month. Photo: supplied.

Penelope's back in the saddle for nurses and midwives

Nicolette Pickard

Wayne Bennett is facing the axe as England's rugby league coach after defeat by Papua New Guinea.

Bennett facing the axe as England RL coach

Geoff Prenter's favourite jockey Ty Angland. Photo: bradleyphotos

The Prenter Report: Someone's missing

Geoff Prenter

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

Off the beaten track

Peter Davis

Roseville: Surrounding an 1880 homestead and developed in three stages, it still includes original plantings of lilac, hydrangeas and pear trees.

Come and grow some ideas

Night to enjoy: Goulburn's Agriculture Gala Dinner on the November 14 will celebrate the third annual National Agriculture Day a week early. Photo: RDASI.

A night away from the farm

Open day: The only villa currently available at Wollondilly Gardens can be viewed on Wednesday October 2 between 10am and 2pm. Photo: Supplied.

An open day for downsizing

Roseville: Surrounding an 1880 homestead and developed in three stages, it still includes original plantings of lilac, hydrangeas and pear trees.

Come and grow some ideas

Convenience: The Astor is centrally located in the heart of Goulburn. Their suites feature individual bathrooms, air-conditioning and cable TV. Photo: Supplied.

Goulburn's Astor Suites are all about you

High-performing clients: "Lambs bred by Chattsworth Pastoral, Binda sold at Wagga in July topped at $326 - for an average of $300 - for the 141 August drop cross lambs," said Kim Weir of Pinewalla Dorset Stud. Photo: Supplied.

Pinewalla reaches 50 years

49 Gilmore Street, Goulburn will be open for inspection at 10.15am Saturday November 16. Contact Tom Antony at Antony and Edwards Real Estate on 0427 900 569.

Southern Tablelands open for inspection map and current edition ofDomain

Domain Southern Tablelands

Effortless living

Effortless living

Tablelands House of the Week, 14/11

Below you'll find the link to this week's online edition of Domain for the Southern Tablelands, as well as a handy map with details relating to the homes that will be open for inspection.

Southern Tablelands open for inspection map and current edition of Domain

Domain Southern Tablelands

#TrainHack participants will travel to Armidale on the XPT train.

Inaugural #Trainhack postponed due to bushfires

Gemma Purves

The race that stops the Highlands is back

The race that stops the Highlands is back

Vera Demertzis

Who will it be for 2020?: 2019 Australian of the Year award winners. Photo: Salty Dingo

32 great Aussies vying for national honours

#TrainHack participants will travel to Armidale on the XPT train.

Inaugural #Trainhack postponed due to bushfires

GREEN THUMBS: Costa and Quaama pupil Jack at the school's new orchard. The orchard and garden area has come about through generous donations and efforts by many in the school community.

Costa plants seeds of learning at Quaama

NSW Local Land Services chief executive David Witherdin with Individual Landcarer Award finalist Don Durrant, of the Kyogle Landcare Group, winner Nerida Croker, of Upper Lachlan Landcare and Lindy Davis, representing finalist Jane Ireland, of Coffs Harbour Jetty Dunecare. Picture by Pennie Hall

Awards recognise Landcare champions

Joanne Crawford

The long form TV style gives time for the exploration of landscape, stories, culture and history. Picture: Supplied.

The outback uses 'slow TV' to share stories, culture

A tale to tell: North Haven residents Jodie and Nathan Gardner present day (left) and the Port News photo after Nathan's birth in 2009 (right).

Were you involved in a highway delivery 10 years ago?

Port Macquarie - a lifetime ago: Well, about a fortnight ago anyway. Photo: Brittany Daly

REAL AUSTRALIAA dollop of tolerance goes a long way

REGULAR DONOR: Paul McLean donates plasma fortnightly at the Australian Red Cross Lifeblood service in Warrnambool.

South-west Victorians urged to give blood as fires rage

Ex-cop rescues koala as northern NSW burns

Ex-cop rescues koala as northern NSW burns

Ben Smyth

Stitching together the fabric of localism

REAL AUSTRALIAStitching together the fabric of localism

CALM REFUGE: Gail Sheehan and Carol Booth, playing the harp, to soothe Oscar who is almost blind. Photo: Letitia Fitzpatrick.

Watch Carol play the harp to soothe blind horse after fleeing fires

Letitia Fitzpatrick

Where the action is: On the ground - across much of the state of NSW yesterday. Picture: Marina Neil

REAL AUSTRALIABeneath the noise, miracles are taking place

Preparing teens for jobs that don't exist yet

OPINIONPreparing teens for jobs that don't exist yet

Brent Lehmann

'Pray for rain, pray harder for leadership'

OPINION'Pray for rain, pray harder for leadership'

Badja Sparks

Port Macquarie - a lifetime ago: Well, about a fortnight ago anyway. Photo: Brittany Daly

REAL AUSTRALIAA dollop of tolerance goes a long way

Janine Graham

Preparing teens for jobs that don't exist yet

OPINIONPreparing teens for jobs that don't exist yet

Are you talking to me? Picture: Shutterstock

Are you someone who likes to talk tough?

John Malouff

Deputy Prime Minister Michael McCormack (left) has come under fire for dismissing comments linking bushfires to climate change as "ravings of some pure enlightened and woke capital city greenies". Picture: Alex Ellinghausen

SUBSCRIBERAn open letter to the Deputy PM: Fire is burning your party

David Shearman

RAINBOW RIBBON: Queensland AIDS Council CEO Rebecca Reynolds, Arcare CEO Colin Singh, Local Liberal state member for Bonney, Sam OConnor at the opening of Arcare Parkwood.

Queensland's first LGBTI aged care opens

OUCH: Corticosteroid injections versus orthotics.

Heel pain: to jab or not to jab?

BLAST FROM THE PAST: Polio survivors at Polio Australia's 2017 health and wellness retreat on the Sunshine Coast.

Demanding action for polio survivors

Rowan Cowley

Fire conditions in Queensland are becoming more grim as the weekend goes on.

Extreme fire conditions for parts of Qld

The fire danger in northern NSW and Sydney will increase as conditions worsen this week.

Severe NSW fire danger 'still bad days'

Andrew Hastie, and colleague James Paterson, will need to "repent" if they want to visit China.

'Repent and redress' China tells Lib MPs

Senator James Paterson will continue to speak out about China despite being barred from the country.

Lib MPs must 'repent and redress': China

The weather bureau says fire conditions will continue to deteriorate in Queensland over the weekend.

Warnings to flee fire in grim day for Qld

Sonia Kohlbacher

Daniel Andrews has announced a new fund to support families of Victorian tradies who die on the job.

Vic fund for families of killed tradies

Georgie Moore

Education Minister Dan Tehan is making an official visit to both Malaysia and India.

Minister Tehan heading to Malaysia, India

Colin Brinsden

An expert warns that suburbs in outer Brisbane are at greater bushfire risk because of weak laws.

New housing estates in Qld at risk of fire

Cheryl Goodenough

Future Focus: connecting regional Australia

Future Focus: connecting regional Australia

Gemma Purves

KIND COMMANDER: RFS volunteer Pat Rogers is coordinating the food efforts at Moonbi. Photo: Peter Hardin 131119PHE029

The humble team of volunteers at Moonbi who quietly feed the firies

Madeline Link

Peter Turner, from the National Parks Association of NSW, examines iron contamination of the Eastern Tributary, in the Woronora catchment area, south of Sydney. Picture: Janie Barrett

New coal projects in water catchment on hold after panel's report

Peter Hannam

Our team took blood samples, four DNA samples and imbedded two GPS tracking devices while myself and eight others worked hard to keep the animal upright. Photos: Scott McRae

Combining conservation with wanderlust

Scott McRae

Working out how to switch off all the lights in a hotel room shouldn't be that difficult ... should it? Picture: Supplied

Room for improvement: What hotels could be doing better

Michael Turtle

Wineglass Bay: Guests will learn about the unique animals that live there and the peninsula's history, including the pink granite peaks of the Hazards Mountains.

Have wanderlust? Here are travel news bites

COLOUR POP: Next year's hottest colours reflect everything from our current faves to environmental concerns. All furniture available at essentialhome.eu.

Take a seat and check out the colour trends for 2020

Paul said the owners are especially happy with the rich internal palette. Images: andymacphersonstudio.com

Built to blend into Byron Bay

The plastics and metals used to make mobile phones are valuable resources that can be recovered and made into new products, reducing the need to mine.

How is your Recycling Week going?