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BRAIDWOOD: Braidwood Sunset by Cheryl Raper.

BRAIDWOOD: Another Braidwood Sunset by Judy Knowles. 

BRAIDWOOD:Biggest Morning Tea At St Bedes School. Photo Braidwood Times.

BOOROWA:Team Gold shine on the pitch. Back row-Noah Coble, Xavier Thompson, Lucy Bowman. Front row- Archie Coble, Laclan L and John Bromham. Photo Boorowa News.

BOOROWA: Tim Ward, Mick Wood and Burrowa House’s Phil Armitage work on the sprinkler system to be installed. Photo Boorowa News.

BOOROWA: Burrowa House staff, Greta Campbell and Amber Bright display the new plans for the kitchen. Photo Boorowa News.

BOOROWA: Resting easy at the nurses residence. (back l/r) Boorowa Hospital Auxiliary President Mary Marsh, Secretary Judy McGuiness, Health Service Manager Kerry Lindeman and trainee student from CSU Wagga and originally from Cowra, Elizabeth Mills (front). Photo Boorowa News.

BOOROWA: Rye Park students with the Champion Small School trophy. Photo Boorowa News.

COOMA: The Polair chopper was called in to help with the search for a Sydney couple reported missing in the Snowy Mountains overnight on Tuesday. They were found after walking into the Thredbo Village around 9am on Wednesday morning. FAIRFAX FILE PHOTO.

COOMA: South Australia School, Freeling Primary, spent one week in Canberra and were making their way down to Perisher when they stopped in Centennial Park in Cooma last week. Raina Mace relaxes as her classmates cover her in leaves.

COOMA: Former Cooma primary school teacher has been creating interactive whiteboard (IWB) lessons after discovering no-one was providing lessons and there was a niche in the market.

 COOTAMUNDRA: Pictured are just some of the Cootamundra Junior Rugby League Club life members who were on hand at the recent unveiling of the life members/NRL players board at Nicholson Park.  Photo: Cootamundra Herald

COOTAMUNDRA: Cootamundra’s James Dallas, with his own Subaru WRX here, had the opportunity to run his car against some of the best in the country on the weekend during the filming of the latest Motive DVD instalment at Cootamundra Airport. Over the course of the two day event, James was taken under the wing of producer Andrew Hawkins and others involved and given the opportunity to work with them. Photo: Kelly Manwaring

COOTAMUNDRA: Pictured is Rebecca Philpott running out for her 150th game on Sunday. The girls recorded a 1-nil victory against South Wagga. Photo: Kelly Manwaring

COOTAMUNDRA: Cheering on the Blues during Ladies Day at Clarke Oval on Saturday were (from left) Erin Sheldrick, Helen Maskell-Knight and Angie Basham. 
Photo: Kelly Manwaring 

COOTAMUNDRA: The junior and senior Cootamundra Rugby Union Clubs will have a rare opportunity to play on the same day in Tumut this weekend, all in memory of a great bloke with ties to both communities - Tom Boatwright. Set for the day are Tricolours and Bears footy players (back, from left) Sam Gemmell with Squire Crawford on his shoulders, Alex Jones, Kerrod Wilde, Corey Nicholson with Will Crawford (front) Sam Bragg, Joe Ward and Richie Tooth all holding Tom Tooth. Photo: Cootamundra Herald

CROOKWELL: Bush camp fire cooking was at its very best at the Crookwell Bake n Brew with pot stews of goat, rabbit, lamb, beef and kangaroo being served up with Crookwell potatoes. Photo by Paul Anderson

BUNGENDORE: ON a warm autumn day the Crookwell Dogs travelled to play on the concrete field they call the Bungendore Mudchooks home ground.

CROOKWELL: Minister for Primary industries, Katrina Hodgkinson with Upper Lachlan Shire Mayor, Clr John Shaw, pouring fresh treated water from the Gunning Water Filtration Plant.

GOULBURN: Mourners shared their memories of Peter Oberg, the Goulburn fisherman swept out to sea at Seal Rocks,  after the service at St Saviours Cathedral. Photo Goulburn Post.

GOULBURN: St Nicholas church celebrated it's 150th year with a dinner at Trinity College Hall. Photo Goulburn Post.

GOULBURN: Chim Chimminy... there was a Disney theme at the Make a Wish Ball and SOME characters came in costume. Photo GOULBURN POST.

GOULBURN: Fourteen Ironbark trees in Yarrowlow St, Bradfordville are destined for removal and replacement with a “more suitable species.” The trees have uplifted footpaths and created trip hazards. Photo Goulburn Post.

GOULBURN: Restoration work on famous former local explorer William Hovell’s burial vault in Goulburn is underway. Goulburn Mulwaree Strategic Planner Jack Miller said the burial vault was suffering from weathering and deterioration due to age. Photo Goulburn Post.

GOULBURN: She's the beauty, he's the geek. Local singer Tahlia Aubusson has collaborated with Beauty and The Geek winner and Lachlan Cosgrove, recording a duet for Alzheimer’s and Dementia research. Photo supplied.

GOULBURN: Gos Cory checks the meter on a pump supplying bore water irrigation on his Clyde St property. He says Council’s policy, insisting that bores have backflow devices installed to prevent contamination of the town’s water supply, is flawed logic.

GOULBURN: Disability Services Australia client Sally Croker was clearly excited about having a go on the new ‘liberty swing’ installed at Victoria Park. She is accompanied by Disability Services Australia CEO Mark Spurr (left) and her carer, Erin Caldow.

HARDEN: These Binalong youngsters were among the hundreds of spectators who attended the local derby between the Binalong Brahmans and the Harden Hawks on Saturday in Binalong and they helped cheer the Brahmans to a 24/14 win. Pictured with the Brahmans' mascot are, back row, from left: Alerya Brayshaw, Jamie Merton, Olivia McColl, Thomas Duffy and Maddie Duffy. Front row: unknown, Abbey Paterson, Sarah Sykes and Henry McColl.

HARDEN: Erica and Josh Glover took seven-week-old Holly to Saturday's Harden Hawks Binalong Brahmans match.

Former Binalong player and trainer Duncan Bennett Burleigh with his signed Brahmans jacket at the Binalong reunion on Saturday night.

Matty Arabin (left) and Pete Banson peruse past newspaper reports at the Binalong reunion. Both are former Binalong players and played in Saturday's Masters game.

HARDEN: Binalong Golf Club president and former player John Stadtmiller addresses the audience at Saturday night's reunion.

HARDEN: The Masters game between Harden and Binalong on Saturday saw many former players drag their boots on once again for what proved to be an entertaining, but not an overly serious match, which Binalong won 5/4. And playing in the spirit of the game for Harden were, from left, Tim Manchester, Jason Pollard, Tom Poole and Matt Barton.

THREDBO: Just ater the search for a missing Sydney couple had recommenced, this is Friday Flat at Thredbo, 8am on May 28. Image taken from Thredbo's live snow cams. The couple were found safe and secure about an hour later.

PERISHER: Earlybird tickets close this Saturday for the coolest festival this side of Iceland - Perisher Peak Festival! There's just one week to go till Peak Festival hits Perisher with over 140 acts across 10 on-snow stages. The Herd (pictured) are headlining the Peak Festival.

QUEANBEYAN: In a show of community solidarity more than 1,500 people came together to march side by side in the annual Queanbeyan Reconciliation Walk this week. Photo: Kim Pham, Queanbeyan Age.

QUEANBEYAN: Queanbeyan Whites fourth grade player Adam Res was reportedly hit in a one-punch attack by a Wests Lions player last weekend. Photo: Jeffrey Chan.

QUEANBEYAN: Member for Monaro John Barilaro (centre) welcomed new Googong residents Dennis Morgan, Grant Jones, Natalie Sykes, Frank Daniele and Lyn and Alan Edwards to the town.

QUEANBEYAN: 'Billy' the goat has been taken to the Queanbeyan City Council's stockyard after being found in a local primary school's vegie patch. Photo: Andrew Knezevic.

QUEANBEYAN: Queanbeyan Councillors have voted against a recommendation to strip The Queanbeyan Age and The Chronicle of council advertisements and redirect the money to the production of a new fortnightly publication.

YASS: Brendan Abbey at the site of the proposed South Eastern Livestock Exchange just out of Yass town. He says development is inevitable. Photo: Oliver Watson.

YASS: The Tribune marked the end of the season with a special Autumn edition on Friday. Loads of photos were sent in including this one taken by Anna Wardle near Coolalie Road, Yass.

YASS: Senior Constable David Lutze of Yass Police and Yass Valley Mayor Rowena Abbey were on hand to pledge their support to the Fatality Free Friday cause. Photo: Oliver Watson.

YASS: Foster care advocate Veanka Howard performed a song she co-wrote called 'Home is where the heart is' at an ACWA (Association of Children's Welfare Agencies) function held at NSW Parliament House last week. In attendance were a number of esteemed guests including the minister for Family and Community Services - Gabrielle Upton. Photo: Supplied. 

YOUNG: 2YYY - Community radio supports local rugby league: THERE once was a time locals who couldn’t get to the footy were able to tune into the radio to keep up with the ‘Picker’s onfield action. And now you can again thanks to 2YYY community radio who are now broadcasting the games live after purchasing new outdoor equipment.

YOUNG: Long serving firies honoured: Up to 18 long serving volunteer firefighters from the Young Shire were honoured with a special medal ceremony at the weekend, 15 of them hailing from the Boara brigade and three from Koorawatha. Their service calculated at 476 years combined.

Sacred Heart and Mercy Hospital nurses reunion: Joy Cameron, Donna Reimer, Donna Stuart, Sue Haddon, Nola Hardman, and Virginia Lowe at the meet and greet morning tea at the Parish Centre in Campbell Street on Saturday.

YOUNG: Exam paper dispute has mother seeing red: Temora woman is in dispute with the Board of Studies, Teaching and Educational Standards (BOSTES) after it denied a request for her 18-year-old son, who suffers from Irlens Syndrome, to be able to have his exam papers printed on coloured paper. BOSTES overturned their decision on Tuesday and approved her request.

YOUNG: MERCY SAVED: After being approved for demolition last year, the old Mercy Care Hospital has been given a new lease on life, boosting industry and education in Young in the process. In a coup for the town, the site has been sold to investors to establish a national college for agricultural education.

National medal for author: Since Valerie Parv started calling Young home in 2011, we’ve claimed her as one of our own. And for good reason too. The international best selling romance novelist has now joined the ranks of acclaimed Australian authors such as Tim Winton and Inga Clendinned after being awarded an Australian Society of Authors (ASA) Medal.

Blog

Rebecca Hewson

Locals from Boorowa will join with people across the country to pay their respects this Anzac Day.

The ANZAC spirit

Annabel Cusack

Embracing Progress at Donohoe's Estate

Steve Evans

Officer Cadet Tom Delaney on the parade ground where he will march on Thursday. Picture by Karleen Minney.

Australian War Memorial parade ground rebuilt in time for Thursday's Anzac Day.

The sensual scrunch of the War Memorial's new parade ground

Carla Mascarenhas

NSW Health Minister Ryan Park. Picture: AAP 

Health Minister Ryan Park says work is 'ongoing' to deliver long-term solutions.

No respite: Government refuses to commit to funding paediatric clinics

Police allege the street value of the cannabis was worth $78,000. Photos from NSW Police.

Reids Flat trio face drugs and firearms charges following search warrant

Emergency services at the scene on Thursday. Photo Cara Kemp.

Passenger and pilot injured in Cowra airport emergency

GALLERY: Southern Inlands this week...

Photos and social media posts from Fairfax Regional newspapers across the NSW Southern Inlands.

GALLERY: Southern Inlands this week | May 30

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