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Allan Wilson

Fred Hollows Foundation advocate Beryl Paul is encouraging residents to attend a fundraiser at the Griffith CWA Rooms on May 4. Picture by Allan Wilson

The tea party will be held at the Griffith CWA Rooms.

Fred Hollows Foundation supporter looking forward to fundraiser

HECS debt will increase by 4.8 per cent after indexation on June 1, according to the Greens. (Joel Carrett/AAP PHOTOS)

The average student with about $26,500 in HECS debts will owe the government more than $1250 extra due to indexation.

'Untenable' student debt hikes by thousands of dollars

Ben Silvester

Jessica Greenan

Bendigo hospital. Picture by Peter Weaving

Government's Health Services Plan will contain 'sweeping' changes.

'Grave concern': regional hospitals brace for amalgamation mandate

NSW Police said a series of search warrants had been executed in the city on Wednesday. (Steven Saphore/AAP PHOTOS)

Officers from the NSW Joint Counter Terrorism Team have been executing search warrants in Sydney as the fallout continues from the stabbing of a church bishop.

Counter-terror police conduct raids after church attack

Cai Holroyd

The Lake Wyangan deer, along with the rest of the animals enclosed out there, will be rehomed following a DPI audit. Picture by Cai Holroyd

Lake Wyangan's animals will be finding new homes soon

Lake Wyangan animals to be rehomed following audit

Melissa Kehagias

The couple bought the house in 2020 for $1.02 million and after extensive renovations it sold for $1.825 million. Pic: Supplied

The Ottavios top tips on choosing a reno ripe home for profit.

See inside: The Block winners Steph and Gian own flipper brings in $800k profit

Anna McGuinness

The joint counter-terrorism team is conducting raids across Sydney on April 24. File picture

Police say there is no current threat to public safety.

Counter-terrorism raids under way in Sydney

Sustainability criteria for bidders will include replacing single-use materials with recycled items. (Tracey Nearmy/AAP PHOTOS)

As Australia attempts to transition towards a circular economy, the government will prioritise contractors that meet sustainability benchmarks.

Government to require sustainability of contractors

The recruitment campaign was triggered by plateauing hires and looming retirements across the state. (Darren England/AAP PHOTOS)

Hundreds more police are headed to the front line in Queensland following a major recruitment drive as the government "throws everything" at the crime problem.

More cops on the beat amid uptick in recruitment

Food and non-alcoholic beverages were among the main contributors to inflation, the ABS says. (Mick Tsikas/AAP PHOTOS)

Australia's inflation rate has moderated further but come in above expectations, adding to the case for a longer wait for interest rate cuts.

Inflation moderating but not as quickly as hoped

LEETON: Italian Catholic Committee president Dom Amato surveys his own creations ahead of the salami night this month.

COOTAMUNDRA: Cootamundra Blues coach Chris Drum, surrounded by Cooma Cats players, shows his acrobatic side to a mark. Picture: Mark Loiterton

COOTAMUNDRA: Bevan Collins anticipates a goal as Brenton Forsyth's cross finds Cootamundra Strikers captain Brent Farnsworth unmarked in the box. Farnsworth put the shot wide from just six yards away. Picture: Harrison Vesey

COOTAMUNDRA: The Cootamundra Cougars under 12s basketball team finished second in the 2015 Junior Western League and are now off to Newcastle for the 2015 Junior State Cup. Picture: Harrison Vesey

COOTAMUNDRA: Cootamundra Public School students Josie Wells, Matilda Menzies and Maddy Twyford were excited to meet NSW Blues players Mickey Edwards and Nathan Lyon at the school's Blokes Breakky. Picture: Harrison Vesey

COOTAMUNDRA: Elouera Special School vice captain Angus Pennington gets hands-on with Olivia the olive python during Crocodile Encounter's visit to Cootamundra Library. Picture: Harrison Vesey

GRIFFITH: Tony Pastro helps cook up a feast at Festa Delle Salsicce.

GRIFFITH: Marie Towns and Melissa Dal Broi look at the Kathleen Aiton Memorial at Egg Park. Picture: Anthony Stipo

GRIFFITH: Debbie and Stuart Buller look out onto their plentiful winter crop. Picture: Anthony Stipo

LEETON: Daffodil Day street stall organisers Jodie Salerno (left) and Meryl Parker dressed to impress on Friday. 

LEETON: Leeton Shire Council events co-ordinator Alison Egan, tourism trainee Alex Iannelli and visitor services co-ordinator Brent Lawrence are ready for the Red Carpet Day festivities. 

LEETON: Ella Moon shows her talent on stage during the recent ballet discipline that was held as part of the Leeton Eisteddfod.

LEETON: Eric and Vanessa Pages with Robert Bruno from Toorak Winery prepare for the launch that will be hosted by their businesses, Lillypilly Winery and Barellan Beer. 

RIVERINA: Crowds gather in preparation for the upcoming FarmLink field day.


RIVERINA: Pete and Kristen Sturgiss, "Kooradale", Cowra purchased in volume at the Myrtle Vale Poll Dorset sale. Picture: Simone Norrie


BORAMBOLA: Suzie and Glenn Trout of Birubi Limousin Stud at Borambola.


RIVERINA: NSW Minister for Primary Industry Niall Blair is pictured with NSW Rural Women's Award winner Cindy Cassidy of Ariah Park.


WAGGA: Russell Belling, Seedcorp, Wagga with John Patterson and Clint Rogers of DuPont Pioneer who is the canola product manager.


HOLBROOK: Wirruna Poll Herefords principal, Ian Locke, Holbrook is pictured with buyers Katrina and Bruce Archer, Chester Poll Herefords, Tasmania. Picture: Simone Norrie

RIVERINA: Jock Harbison, Dunoon Angus, Holbrook, Will Richardson, HF Richardson, Geelong and auctioneer Michael Glasser of Albury are pictured at the Dunoon sale. Picture: Simone Norrie

WAGGA: CSU student Jess McGrath will compete in the Australian meat judging team.


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