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PROMISES: Deputy Premier John Barilaro, Mayor John Dal Broi and member for Murray Austin Evans visiting Pat Sergi on their tour of Griffith Base Hospital. PHOTO: Alec Pisan.

Barilaro promises Griffith: “We will deliver hospital”

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Griffith SES unit members’ receive much-deserved recognition

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CHOP FOR A CAUSE: Doug Curran, Darrelea Curran, Max Turner with Kai Grady, seven years old. INSERTED: Kai Grady with his grandmother Kirsty McKenzie.

Head shave for cancer takes unexpected twist

Tahli O'Connor

Know where you stand: Inspector Seddon talks Scamming

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Man struck and killed by train in Grong Grong

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PICTURED: Donna Piromalli shares her counselling techniques. PHOTO: Sarah Bentvelzen

From hairdresser to counsellor: Donna Piromalli shares her story

SARAH BENTVELZEN

Friendships and service to continue as Yenda Inner Wheel welcomes president

JESSICA COATES

PROMISES: Deputy Premier John Barilaro, Mayor John Dal Broi and member for Murray Austin Evans visiting Pat Sergi on their tour of Griffith Base Hospital. PHOTO: Alec Pisan.

Barilaro promises Griffith: “We will deliver hospital”

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Griffith SES unit members’ receive much-deserved recognition

JACINTA DICKINS

MAKING HIS MARK: Griffith's Jacob Conlan takes a mark despite the best efforts of Wagga Tigers' Xavier Lyons at Robertson Oval on Saturday. Picture: Emma Hillier

Conlan brothers star in Griffith’s win over Tigers | Photos

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MR CONSISTENT: The good form of North Wagga midfielder Jake May continues. After strong games against Temora and Marrar, he was again superb against Barellan.

Saints juggernaut keeps on rolling

Peter Doherty

Kula Kaloudonu close to the CSU tryline during Griffith's big win to keep hold of the Ben Groat Memorial Cup.

Griffith bounce back to keep hold of cup

Courtney Rees

MAKING HIS MARK: Griffith's Jacob Conlan takes a mark despite the best efforts of Wagga Tigers' Xavier Lyons at Robertson Oval on Saturday. Picture: Emma Hillier

Conlan brothers star in Griffith’s win over Tigers | Photos

Matt Malone

MR CONSISTENT: The good form of North Wagga midfielder Jake May continues. After strong games against Temora and Marrar, he was again superb against Barellan.

Saints juggernaut keeps on rolling

BACK HOME: Jacob Conlan playing for the Swans against Collingullie-Glenfield Park two weeks ago in what was to be a one-off appearance.

Conlan back for the season with Griffith

Peter Doherty

Alec Pisan and Tahli O'Connor give us the scoop. PHOTO: Jessica Coates.

At the Bar: Thurston for more

Alec Pisan and Tahli O'Connor

Make your own bags with the CWA this weekend

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Curtain call for students

Tahli O'Connor

BIG FAN: Kaden Olivero 14 years-old will debut as Uncle Fester in the Marian Catholic College product of The Adams Family. PHOTOS: Anthony Stipo.

Craziness brought to the stage at Marian Catholic College

Make your own bags with the CWA this weekend

PICTURED: Sam Trimboli mentally prepares for the games to come.

Socceroos take on France on the big screen

SARAH BENTVELZEN

Rhyme time at the Griffith City Library | Photos | Video

Anthony Stipo

On the fringe | Trending

Linley Wilkie

Orange pops and shades of blue | Trending

Linley Wilkie

Your first home essentials | Trending

Linley Wilkie

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WINTER WARMERS: A mug of hot chocolate with marshmallows never disappoints. Photo: Villeroy & Boch

What’s hot this winter | Trending

Linley Wilkie

Half the starring cast of Friends, the hit television show that epitomised 1990s style. Photo: Shutterstock

90s style, reborn | Trending

Linley Wilkie

141 Peter Street: Options are available to lease the ground and first floors separately, with lift and disabled access.

Central Wagga location with leasing options

95 Fitzmaurice Street: Now available for sale, this building has two floors of office spaces with separate entry to both levels.

Chance to move, invest in Wagga

NATURAL: Timber floors provide a look and feel which people love, so keeping them in great condition is worth the effort. Photo: Naomi Findlay, Rapid Renovation Expert

Keeping a shine under your shoes

CHOP FOR A CAUSE: Doug Curran, Darrelea Curran, Max Turner with Kai Grady, seven years old. INSERTED: Kai Grady with his grandmother Kirsty McKenzie.

Head shave for cancer takes unexpected twist

Tahli O'Connor

Know where you stand: Inspector Seddon talks Scamming

JACINTA DICKINS

Friendships and service to continue as Yenda Inner Wheel welcomes president

JESSICA COATES

CHOP FOR A CAUSE: Doug Curran, Darrelea Curran, Max Turner with Kai Grady, seven years old. INSERTED: Kai Grady with his grandmother Kirsty McKenzie.

Head shave for cancer takes unexpected twist

Looking back – June 2008 and 2013 | Photos

Make your own bags with the CWA this weekend

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MAKING HIS MARK: Griffith's Jacob Conlan takes a mark despite the best efforts of Wagga Tigers' Xavier Lyons at Robertson Oval on Saturday. Picture: Emma Hillier

Conlan brothers star in Griffith’s win over Tigers | Photos

Photo: Trent Meadley

60 reasons to celebrate working dogs

BACK HOME: Jacob Conlan playing for the Swans against Collingullie-Glenfield Park two weeks ago in what was to be a one-off appearance.

Conlan back for the season with Griffith

Hardy souls go nude for record Dark Mofo swim

How the Socceroos rated against Denmark

Matt Bungard

Professor John Giesy was allegedly covertly doing 3M’s bidding in a widespread campaign to suppress academic research on the dangers of PFAS. Photo: Supplied

Professor ‘bragged about burying bad science’ on 3M chemicals

Carrie Fellner

Australia's Mile Jedinak (left) and Mark Milligan (2nd from left) following their close loss.

‘It hurt so much’: Socceroos shattered by narrow France defeat

Ben McKay

BIG MARK: Griffith's Heath Northey flies high into a pack to mark against MCUE at Mangoplah Sportsground on Saturday. Picture: Matt Malone

Seven on the trot as Griffith ends drought | Photos

Matt Malone

CONTRADICTION: Father Brendan Lee says that reality TV is a contradiction in terms.

Words of Wisdom: We all play a part in the dark side of television | Opinion

Father Brendan Lee

Eurydice Dixon: grief must be catalyst for change | OPINION

Patty Kinnersly, CEO Our Watch

Why you should not share that ‘name and shame’ post on social media

Joanne McCarthy

WA Opposition Leader Mike Nahan (R) says Alyssa Hayden's win is a message to the Labor government.

WA Labor by-election loss 'sends message'

Deputy Labor leader Tanya Plibersek says business tax cuts show the government's wrong priorities.

Bad timing for corporate tax cut: Labor

Labor Leader Bill Shorten has vowed to ensure compensation is paid if the NBN isn't up to scratch.

Labor launches NBN service guarantee

WA Lib by-election win a Labor smackdown

SLIM: Nich Martin, Russell Niklaus, hypnotherapist James Duncan, Paul Cooper, Craig McPherson and Wayne Gilchrist. Picture: JAMES WILTSHIRE

Load off as colleagues lose truckload of weight

SOPHIE BOYD

WA backs live exporter licence suspension

Christine McGinn

Coalition frontbencher Christopher Pyne says Anthony Albanese's fired the gun on Labor leadership.

Coalition seizes on Labor leader stoush

Paul Osborne

WAITING GAME: Wynyard pensioner Brian Tipler talks about how long he has been waiting for NAB to give his money back, while Opposition Senate Leader Penny Wong listens. Picture: Brodie Weeding

Pensioner fights for bank to give back his money

LEAH MCBEY

A giant fish-tank dominates the reception area in the Sofitel Sydney Darling Harbour.

Six highlights in your travel week | 22 June

John Rozentals

BIG FISH – See giant cuttlefish off Stony Point on the Eyre Peninsula. Photo: Carl Charter.

Introducing the rock stars of the ocean

Grilled wild-caught Alaskan salmon at Fish & Co.

Sydney’s Anason and Fish & Co serve it up hot

John Rozentals

RESISTANCE: Without urgent action, common infections and minor injuries have the potential to become life threatening.

Health and Wellbeing: Antimicro resistance worsening

Jessica Ammendolia

Mr Georgiev said a thorough cleaning with white vinegar can kill mould infestations, but a long-term solution can require expert treatment.

Ventilate to avoid the dangers of mould

Don’t double up on flu shot

Geraldine Cardozo, thesenior.com.au

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