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Boorowa's Josh Carmody (right) is one of several local players who will back on the cricket pitch for another summer of cricket. Photo: Ben Rodin

Boorowa's cricketers ready themselves for another season of cricket

There has been plenty of action on the fairways for the ladies of Boorowa over the last few weeks, with variety of golfers claiming prizes in the weekly events.

Ladies' Golf Wrap: Plenty of winners in weekly events

Polly Farrell

The Harden Picnic Races will return for a 39th edition next weekend.

Just over a week to go until picnic races make their way to Harden

Boorowa's Josh Carmody (right) is one of several local players who will back on the cricket pitch for another summer of cricket. Photo: Ben Rodin

Boorowa's cricketers ready themselves for another season of cricket

Tight competition as local darts continues to heat up

Tight competition as local darts continues to heat up

Double Top

Brendan McGrath (left) directs play during a fixture against the eventual Oilsplus South West runner-ups, the Harden Red Devils. Photo: Ben Rodin

Goldies' McGrath makes his mark in Central West Rugby with a big year

Ben Rodin

Mel and Susie.

Bush poetry comes to Boorowa

Christmas to come early for local shoppers

Christmas to come early for local shoppers

Roslyn Cummings, Lyn Diskon, Chris Hall and Maria Stanton at last year's Melbourne Cup lunch.

Boorowa Hospital Auxiliary prepare for Melbourne Cup luncheon

Mel and Susie.

Bush poetry comes to Boorowa

Stock on the road.

Stock on the road in Boorowa district

Boorowa's 2019 Woolfest was a piping success.

Irish Woolfest success: Word in the Streets

John Snelling

Questacon is an exciting and intriguing concentration of science brought to life in vivid techni-colour.

The ultimate family fun holiday itinerary in Canberra

Emma Elsworthy

A selection of dishes available at the hip and happening Lazy Su. Pic: OutInCanberra

Ten iconic Canberra haunts for the ultimate foodie bucket list

Emma Elsworthy

Shop anytime, anywhere: To become a savvy online shopper, all you need to do is type in the website of the product that you are looking for which should take you right there. Then select your items and head for the checkout.

Shopping with greater convenience

Emma Brown

Questacon is an exciting and intriguing concentration of science brought to life in vivid techni-colour.

The ultimate family fun holiday itinerary in Canberra

CARE: World Mental Health Day highlights global mental health education, awareness and advocacy. Make a #MentalHealthPromise at 1010.org.au.

A light on mental health

SOMETHING TO TRUMPET: Everyone likes to look good in Cochin, India.

Cruise Singapore to Dubai next year

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REAL ESTATE: Here's what $350,000 will buy you around the Central West and Orana. Photo: FILE

PHOTOS
What $350,000 buys you around the Central West, Orana

Nadine Morton

Roslyn Cummings, Lyn Diskon, Chris Hall and Maria Stanton at last year's Melbourne Cup lunch.

Boorowa Hospital Auxiliary prepare for Melbourne Cup luncheon

SUCCESS: Graduates of Bathurst's Fit for Work program following the completion of their course in June.

Rise and rise of a program that's for life for region's youth

Jacinta Carroll

Boorowa's History: Throwback Thursday, June 2001

PHOTOS
Boorowa's History: Throwback Thursday, June 2001

Roslyn Cummings, Lyn Diskon, Chris Hall and Maria Stanton at last year's Melbourne Cup lunch.

Boorowa Hospital Auxiliary prepare for Melbourne Cup luncheon

Rookie: Nathan has been surprised by how popular the calendars are internationally.

Watch behind the scenes of the Australian Firefighters Calendar photo shoot

Jen Walker

Boorowa's History: Throwback Thursday, May 2001

PHOTOS
Boorowa's History: Throwback Thursday, May 2001

BRAIDWOOD: Dr Thomas Braidwood Wilson's grave. BRAIDWOOD TIMES.

GALLERY: Southern Inlands this week | May 2

COOMA: It was a classic Mother's Day in Jindabyne on Sunday as hundreds turned out for the annual fun run to raise money for breast cancer research. Close to $10,000 was raised as part of the event.

GALLERY: Southern Inlands this week | May 16

GALLERY: Boorowa 2014 Show

GALLERY: Boorowa 2014 Show

ROO TURN: The kangaroo hops down Mort Street in the Canberra CBD. Picture: Allison Lubransky-Moy

REAL AUSTRALIA
What's that, Skip? ScoMo fell into the dam?

91-year-old Audrey Dargan. Picture: Karleen Minney

REAL AUSTRALIA
The good, the not-so good and the inspirational

Voice of Real Australia is six months old so we thought it was time for a review

REAL AUSTRALIA
We've been watching you and the news is good

Gayle Tomlinson

In this Oct. 16, 1968, file photo, U.S. athletes Tommie Smith, center, and John Carlos stare downward and extend gloved hands skyward in a Black power salute after Smith received the gold and Carlos the bronze for the 200 meter run at the Summer Olympic Games in Mexico City. Australian silver medalist Peter Norman is at left. Tommie Smith and John Carlos are part of the 2019 U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Hall of Fame class. (AP Photo)

Controversy dogs even the latest salute to hero athlete Peter Norman

Alex Ford, with AAP

The 9500-tonne tyre stockpile. Picture: REX MARTINICH.

Company fined $440k for tyre stockpile, watch timelapse video

JessieAnne Gartlan

THOUGHT: We should consider that some people's hard luck stories are frustrating and happened without their consent.

OPINION
Things to consider before judging that beggar

Father Brendan Lee

How to avoid falling into the phishing trap

OPINION
How to avoid falling into the phishing trap

Dr Nalin Arachchilage

OFF BASE: Michaelia Cash and the Coalition are trying to pretend a complex situation is black and white. Picture: Alex Ellinghausen

OPINION
When it comes to jobs, Australian values and political leadership are at odds

Zoë Wundenberg

ART FORM: "I've stuck with pen, paper and paint," says Hairy Maclary creator Lynley Dodd, pictured here painting the cat Scarface Claw in her home studio in New Zealand.

Hairy Maclary creator Lynley Dodd's chaos theory

Geraldine Cardozo

FRIEND IN NEED: Alma's recognition of Tom's stroke symptoms helped to get him to hospital for a treatment in a timely fashion

Quick thinking Alma a stroke of luck for Tom

See over a million spring flowering bulbs at Tesselaar Tulip Festival in Victoria, including tulips, daffodils, ranunculus and anemones.

Hello petal! Australia's must-see flower festivals

Geraldine Cardozo

Fewer jobs are available for low-skilled workers, according ot a new Anglicare report.

Fewer jobs for low-skilled workers: report

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The government is being asked to ban chemical restraints to control behaviour of aged care residents

Calls to ban aged care chemical restraints

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Sydney Anglican Archbishop Glenn Davies says same-sex marriage supporters should leave the church.

Archbishop tells same-sex backers to leave

Labor says legislation about dealing with pedophiles should not be used to score political points.

Labor hits out at rush over pedophile laws

The NSW coroner's report has recommended pill testing be introduced at music festivals.

NSW minister pillories festival pill tests

Luke Costin and Angelo Risso

Phillip Galea is on trial accused of preparing terrorist attacks on left-wing Melbourne groups.

Snake venom barbs among terror allegations

Georgie Moore

Pauline Hanson has suggested some women lie about domestic abuse during custody battles.

Women's groups resist family law inquiry

Marnie Banger and Daniel McCulloch

Xuan Viet Cu has been jailed for organising and financing a cannabis grow-house operation.

Vietnamese jailed for 'mad' WA pot scheme

Adrian Betts holds his $5800 purchase with Pip Smith, Glenwood stud, Elizabeth Betts, Danny Tink, Peter Milling auctioneer, Daisy, Maggie and Norm Smith of Glenwood.

Glenwood sells to four states, ave $2214

Mark Griggs

Jeremy Evans (front) of Cargo Fresh, Cargo, with some of his Mongolian Mongrel sausages and Tim Brown of Magics Meats, Manildra. Photo: Rachael Webb

Cargo Fresh snags snare a following

Water being delivered as part of the #FinishWaterWaste and Rural Aid initiative. Photo supplied.

Raining generosity for drought-stricken Hunter

Samantha Townsend

AT ITS BEST: Kings Parade in Bathurst is a sight for happy eyes in springtime.

Garden central: 10 reasons to visit the heart of NSW

The Powerhouse: well worth a few hours of your time.

Powerhouse Museum marks 50 years since moon landing

John Rozentals

Denver's Big Blue Bear at the convention centre - one of many pieces of fantastic public art

Crud, and the capital of grandeur, in Colorado

Lisa Mullins

Warning signs: If your dog struggles with stairs, it might be an indication of arthritis.

Arthritis isn't only a problem for older pets

RSPCA

Veggies take focus in National Nutrition Week

Veggies take focus in National Nutrition Week

Easy does it: There can be an adverse impact on fertility as a result of intensive exercise.

Q: Can too much exercise affect my chances of falling pregnant?

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