The Area News
Saturday, 2 December 2023
Paramedics ready to boycott despite legal threat
Almost 2000 paramedics across the state have now declined to register with AHPRA, boycotting registration until they receive fair pay. Picture by Talia Pattison
Cai Holroyd
Family fun night highlights important issue
Ian Geddes, Carrol Alpen, Sarah Cook and Linking Communities Network CEO Yvonne Wilson at the event in Memorial Park on Thursday. Pictures by Allan Wilson
Allan Wilson
Exies Bridge Club offering lessons
Cai Holroyd
Pat Jones and Anna Colpo from the Griffith Exies Bridge Club. Picture supplied
Opinion
Poor little Jenkins, how will he cope with girls?
Garry Linnell
Some people genuinely believe in the superiority of elite same-sex education. Picture Shutterstock
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From Akubra to Speedo: who owns Australia's most iconic brands?
Anna Houlahan
From Akubra to Speedo: who owns Australia's most iconic brands?
Aussie tourists kept these consulates busiest with tales of woe
Anna McGuinness
DFAT helped the most travellers in south-east Asian countries. Picture by Shutterstock
Did David Duchovny play Mulder or Scully? Take our weekend quiz
Anna Houlahan • 2hrs ago
Did David Duchovny play Mulder or Scully? File picture
Multicultural Carols taking a break for the year
Cai Holroyd
Griffith's Multicultural Carols night will be taking a break for the year after the effort involved in the Multicultural Festival. Picture by Cai Holroyd
Rains won't hinder harvest
A harvester at work in Widgelli as storm clouds roll across the area this week. Picture supplied
Allan Wilson
MIA pollies slam Basin decision, calls grow for Royal Commission
Talia Pattison
Member for Farrer Sussan Ley (left) and Member for Murray Helen Dalton are united in their stance following the passing of controversial water legislation in federal parliament.
Griffith leaders 'outraged' over Bill vote
Local leaders display their opposition to the bill earlier this month at a rally held in Griffith. Picture supplied
Allan Wilson
Linda's musical stylings loved by all of Griffith
Talia Pattison
Linda Pasquetti loves performing, music and the fun it brings both for performers and audiences. Picture supplied
Wheelchair sports coming back to Griffith
Cai Holroyd
Wheelchair sports could be coming back to Griffith for 2024. Picture by Liam Warren
MIA RFS volunteers angered after being targeted by thieves
Cai Holroyd
MIA RFS volunteers angered after being targeted by thieves
Long-time firies appointed to top positions
Firefighters James Brown and Gavin Wickenden, who have 40 years of service between them, have been appointed as Deputy Captains of Griffith Fire and Rescue. Picture supplied
Allan Wilson
"It's like the employer works for the employee:" Hospitality under the pump
Cai Holroyd
Molly Jackson and Grace Wallace are servers at Cocoa and Bean, and said they were doing frequent overtime to make up the staffing deficit. Picture by Cai Holroyd
Heavy rains collapse ceiling, down tree
A view of a powerful storm making its way across Griffith early Wednesday night that brought more rains throughout the evening. Picture by Allan Wilson
Allan Wilson
HSC playing a role in teenage panic attacks
Cai Holroyd
Headspace clinician Josh Paton urged current Year 12 students to take time for self-care rather than panicking about the HSC. Picture by Cai Holroyd
'Basin's heart broken' as Senate passes water bill
Talia Pattison
MIA grower Rob Houghton speaks at the rally protesting water buybacks. Prior to the bill passing he held real concerns for the future of the community and now, those concerns could be a very real reality. Picture by Talia Pattison

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Puffin' pollies: leaders on the record over cannabis use
Cannabis harvest. Picture by Paul Scrambler
Anna Houlahan
'Gone too far': councils scrap Acknowledgement of Country
Anna McGuinness
An Acknowledgement of Country pays respect to the Traditional Owners of the land a meeting or event is being held on. Picture file
Exclusive
Graffiti at Hindu temple sparks widespread accusations
Anna Houlahan
Graffiti on the front fence of the Shree Laxminarayan Mandir temple. Picture supplied
Three states under flood warnings as deluge continues
Kathryn Magann • 1hr ago
Several regional Victorian communities are at risk of being cut off by rising floodwaters. (HANDOUT/VICSES)
Sea turtles tracked swimming deep into Sydney Harbour
Duncan Murray • 1hr ago
Satellite tracking shows young green turtles are active in busy waterways, including Sydney Harbour. (HANDOUT/TARONGA CONSERVATION SOCIETY AUSTRALIA)
Sport
Father time not catching up with this pair yet
Connections after Father Rick after winning the Ladbrokes Million Dollar Chase. Picture supplied
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Row erupts over AFL, cricket team relocation project
Laine Clark
The government unveiled an artist's impression of the showgrounds stadium during the Gabba rebuild. (Jono Searle/AAP PHOTOS)
Matildas, 2000 water polo team win Don, Dawn awards
Roger Vaughan
The Matildas, who reached the World Cup semis, have won Sport Australia Hall Of Fame's Don award. (Darren England/AAP PHOTOS)
Greyhounds Adoption Day returns to Dapto
Greyhounds As Pets host their final Adoption Day for the year at Dapto on December 16. Picture supplied
Leading jockey's love of greyhounds
Michael Cowley
Tyler Schiller (left) and Zac Lloyd have moved into greyhound ownership and are pictured with their broodbitch Newhaven Nellie. Photo Ross Schultz.
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Sneak peak: Inside the beach house tipped to break the Byron Bay record
The home is tipped to break the Byron Bay record of $37 million. Pic: Supplied
Jen Melocco
See inside the Byron Bay house Carrie Bickmore is selling
Jen Melocco
The Byron Bay home is made for outdoor entertaining and summer living. Picture: Supplied
Photos
Longterm superhosts set to sell Australia's 'best nature stay'
Hamish Geale
Gordon Cuff and Susie Aulich have owned The Trig for the past 16 years. Pictures supplied
Accused mushroom cook's property snapped up before auction
The Mount Waverley townhouse sold prior to auction. Pic Supplied.
Jen Melocco
Regional renters hit as more of Australia becomes unaffordable
Jen Melocco
The options for renting an affordable home is becoming rarer for those in regional Australia.
View Media Group back AI that transforms the real estate search
Jen Melocco
The virtual concierge, Claire by Propic, is a first port of call in house hunting.
What's On
Volunteers, donations sought for Christmas lunch
What's on
Griffith Salvation Army Major Lyn Cathcart pictured in the worship centre on Binya Street where the lunch will be held on Christmas Day. She is pictured with some of the food items that have already been donated for the cause. Picture by Allan Wilson
Allan Wilson
What's on
'Our shining stars': MRHS performers impress in Schools Spectacular
Allan Wilson
MRHS student Jennie Sione performing as part of the Pasifika ensemble for this years Schools Spectacular in Sydney. Pictures supplied
What's on
Aussie tennis star, acclaimed author coming to Griffith
Allan Wilson
Internationally bestselling author and tennis champion Jelena Dokic is heading to Griffith as part of regional tour to promote her latest book Fearless. Picture supplied
What's on
New face delivering Carols by Candlelight
Allan Wilson
Creative Director of this years Carols by Candlelight Danielle Pfitzner pictured at the Memorial Gardens stage with daughters Olivia and Eloise. Picture by Allan Wilson
What's on
Night of music to support Murrumbidgee conservatorium
Allan Wilson
St Albans Cathedral will feature the Murrumbidgee Jazz and Blues Collective's 'Cruise into Christmas' jam session to support the Conservatorium on December 1. Conservatorium President Aanya Whitehead is hoping for a good crowd.
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Waterways, wine and wildlife are the order of this cruise
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Collar® Group is transforming the recruitment sector and taking the industry by storm. Picture supplied by Collar
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Linda's musical stylings loved by all of Griffith
Linda Pasquetti loves performing, music and the fun it brings both for performers and audiences. Picture supplied
Talia Pattison
Griffith soroptimists working to combat domestic violence
Libby Trembath
Soroptimist International Griffith's Libby Trembath gives an update on what the group has been upto over the past month. Picture supplied
Ago's love of music runs deep, connected to family and community
Ago Furore with a guitar used by the famous guitarist Tommy Emmanuel. It was taken at the Maton Guitar Exhibition at Sydney Powerhouse Museum. Picture supplied
City library helping to prevent residents from scams
Sharmaine Delgado
Sharmaine Delgado from the Griffith City Library has provided plenty of information on some important events coming up at the library. Picture file
Millie a happy-go-lucky dog who would suit family home
Friends of Griffith Pound
Millie is looking for a new home in Griffith and the Friends of Griffith Pound's pet of the month for November. Picture supplied
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From Akubra to Speedo: who owns Australia's most iconic brands?
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Anna Houlahan
Opinion
How heritage protection is cutting down new development
Simon Cowan, Peter Tulip
Last week, the NSW Heritage Council opposed the construction of high-rise buildings at Central Station in Sydney, suggesting that low density would be more appropriate for that location. But is that the right call? Picture Shutterstock
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Marles gives update on AUKUS east coast submarine base plans
Karen Barlow
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Defence Richard Marles and, inset, a Virginia class submarine. Picture by Keegan Carroll
'Liberal-linked figures' part of Home Affairs investigation
Adrian Rollins
'Liberal-linked figures' will be part of Home Affairs visa processing procurement investigation, says inquiry chair Julian Hill. Picture by Elesa Kurtz
Opinion
You don't need to be Christian to pray for this Christmas miracle
Mark Gaetani
There's one present the government could give Australians facing a Christmas that is shaping up as considerably less than joyous. Picture Shutterstock
Comment
How heritage protection is cutting down new development
Opinion
Last week, the NSW Heritage Council opposed the construction of high-rise buildings at Central Station in Sydney, suggesting that low density would be more appropriate for that location. But is that the right call? Picture Shutterstock
Simon Cowan, Peter Tulip
Age of the Dragon
Northern exposure: after 18 months, Labor is still not fixing our air bases
Bradley Perrett
A Royal Australian Air Force A46 EA-18G Growler takes off at RAAF Base Darwin. Picture Defence
Griffith soroptimists working to combat domestic violence
Libby Trembath
Soroptimist International Griffith's Libby Trembath gives an update on what the group has been upto over the past month. Picture supplied
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World War II veteran Reg Chard celebrates 100th birthday
World War II veteran Reg Chard in his home at Villawood, Sydney, NSW. Picture supplied
Thousands have heard Reg's stories about Kokoda Track. He has some simple advice to young people.
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Film explores minds of neurodiverse musos
Discover the processes that spark genius in this engrossing film.
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Daniel Johns and David Helfgott in a still from the film. Picture supplied
Cultural exchange all in a day's work for Ebenezer
Ghana migrant Ebenezer Banful prides himself on connecting cultures.
Rowan Cowley
ACT Senior Australian of the Year Ebenezer Banful. Picture by Salty Dingo
The Land
Criterion Hotel on the hunt for new owner
The Criterion Hotel at 148 John Street in Singleton is listed for sale by expressions of interest with Ray White Singleton selling agent Ross Wilkinson. Picture supplied
Jade Lazarevic
National framework to help farmers dig deeper into soil health
Hayley Warden
Farmlab CEO Sam Duncan, Armidale, chats with Seth Gordon, Moffit Falls, about soil management. Picture supplied
Students positive about a career in agriculture
It is up to the farming industry to continue to improve the opportunities, awareness and sustainability of the agricultural sector for the next generation to be able to fulfil their dreams. Photo: supplied
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Mining town cottage treated to a fresh face
Carefully detailing ensured the charm of the original charred brickwork was retained. Picture by Light and Lines
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Reducing the risk of a li-ion fire at home
Use batteries carefully to reduce the risk of a house fire. Picture Shutterstock
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Investing in custom shade sails can help you beat the summer heat and transform your outdoor space by contributing to its beauty. Picture supplied