The Area News
Monday, 4 July
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'Never seen this in my life': Green grocers impacted by inflation
SUPPLY AND DEMAND: Steve Papasidero of Wagga Fruit Supply and Mick Macedone of Broome's Fresh Fruit and Vegetable said they weren't sure when conditions would improve for growers and sellers.
Vincent Dwyer
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Bronze medallion joins War Memorial Museum collection
RETURNED: Paul King (centre) donates the 'dead man's penny' medallion for Alan McGregor Whyte to Griffith War Memorial Museum's Theo Bollen and chairman Garry Smellie. PHOTO: Declan Rurenga
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'Unfeasible for country people' Riverina residents irked by looming fuel price rise
Vincent Dwyer
FUEL FOR THOUGHT: Riverina residents say rising fuel costs will affect them more than metropolitan people as driving is often their only mode of transportation. PHOTO: File
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Hanwood Public School holds first student science fair
Vincent Dwyer
BEST AND BRIGHTEST: Grade 5 student Nawshin Anjum with her finished project showing the eight planets orbiting the sun. PHOTO: Vincent Dwyer
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Devastation returns in fourth flood of year
Jess Layt and Kayla Osborne • 1hr ago
Resilient: Hayley Linea moved to Camden with her children Poppy Hallack, 5, and Luke hallack, 8, earlier this year. Picture: Sylvia Liber
Mask mandate reintroduction considered
Andrew Brown • 1hr ago
The prospect of facemask requirements returning is being discussed as new COVID-19 cases rise.
Suspect named in deadly US July 4 shooting
Eric Cox and Brendan O'Brien • 1hr ago
A gunman is on the run after killing six people at a July 4 parade in Chicago, US authorities say.
What's on
Cricket champion Alex Blackwell returns to Griffith to discuss her new autobiography
Vincent Dwyer
FAIR GAME: Alex Blackwell will discuss her new autobiography 'Fair Game' and storied cricketing career at Griffith City Library. PHOTO: Contributed
'I missed being in the country' Federal MP Linda Burney talks growing up in Whitton
WHITTON MADE: Minister for Indigenous Australians Linda Burney said growing up in Whitton had a significant influence on her political life. PHOTO: Contributed
Vincent Dwyer
Police appealing for help to find man accused of indecent assault
The Area News
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Man jailed after police tracked attempt to smuggle ice into region
Rex Martinich
Things to Do
WHAT'S ON: Human Nature return, Grass Roots begins
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AWESOME FOURSOME: Human Nature perform in Griffith from 7.30pm on Friday. PHOTO: Contributed
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'A welcoming place' Census data shows Griffith becoming more multicultural
Vincent Dwyer
WELCOME: Griffith Multicultural Council president Carmel La Rocca said she was happy the city was becoming more diverse and hoped more services could be introduced to help migrants settle. PHOTO: Vincent Dwyer
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LETTERS: Voters shouldn't be taken for granted
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Police vehicle rammed, wanted man arrested
ARREST: The scene of the incident on Thursday in Leeton. Photo: Talia Pattison
Talia Pattison
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Teachers march down Banna Avenue for better pay
Vincent Dwyer
FED UP: Member of the NSW Teachers Union and Independent Education Union joined forces for better pay and working conditions. PHOTO: Vincent Dwyer
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Riverina man faces court over 1.2 tonne cocaine import plot
AFP officers search a home and property at Tharbogang in May. PHOTO: Australian Federal Police
Andrew Pearson
MIA the 'perfect place' for government's new pilot program
Talia Pattison
PILOT PROGRAM: Multicultural NSW CEO Joseph La Posta, Intersales CEO Amanda Blachut, NSW Deputy Premier Paul Toole, Leeton mayor Tony Reneker, NSW Multicultural Minister Marke Coure and Professor Peter Shergold. PHOTO: Talia Pattison
'It's unjust' MIA man says he was unfairly fined for breaching lockdown laws
Vincent Dwyer
UNFAIR: Former Leeton mayor Paul Maytom and Mark Thomas who was fined by highway patrol in September 2021. PHOTO: Vincent Dwyer

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Sport
Wimbledon defend Djokovic late, late show
It was late and dark in London when Novak Djokovic completed his victory over Tim van Rijthoven.
The loss of Darcy Moore will test Collingwood's depth
Howard Kotton
Trainers tend to Darcy Moore, of the Magpies, during the round 16 match between the Gold Coast Suns and Collingwood on the Gold Coast.
Strong field attracted for foursomes championship
John Bortolazzo
16 pairs contested the Mixed Foursomes Championship last Sunday
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Junior State Titles called off due to Sydney's wet weather
Liam Warren
Barellan's under 14s side were sitting in fourth when Netball NSW made the tough decision to cancel the Junior State Titles
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Roosters maintain their winning ways in 2022
Liam Warren
FLAWLESS: DPC's Guy Thompson got over the line in the second half to help the Roosters pick up their 10th win of the season. PHOTO: Liam Warren
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What's the buzz about delivery drones?
Wing general manager Simon Rossi says drones are a more environmentally friendly way to make deliveries. Picture: Laura Corrigan
Tom Melville Laura Carolina Corrigan
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The Roadkill State
Tom Melville Laura Carolina Corrigan
Wildlife rescuer Rowan Wigmore says roadkill should be moved 20 metres from the road to stop scavengers getting hit too. Photo: Paul Scambler
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What happened to Bendigo's Chinese miners?
Laura Carolina Corrigan
More than 150 people carry the Chinese dragon's during Bendigo's Easter parade. Photo: Glenn Daniels
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Things to Do
WHAT'S ON: Human Nature return, Grass Roots begins
AWESOME FOURSOME: Human Nature perform in Griffith from 7.30pm on Friday. PHOTO: Contributed
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What's on
GIVEAWAY: From cop to country music: The Sulli-Vans bring their music to Griffith
Vincent Dwyer
FAMILY BAND: The Sulli-Van band members are 12-year-old KJ, 6-year-old Jet, their father Kevin Sullivan and 10-year-old Cha-Cha. PHOTO: Contributed
What's on
Henry Lawson heads to Leeton for Art Deco Festival
Vincent Dwyer
HE'S BACK: Performer Geoffrey Graham will resume his portrayal of Henry Lawson after previously portraying the bush poet at the 2019 Art Deco Festival. PHOTO: Contributed
What's on
Safe Haven opening its doors to community
WELCOME: Peer support workers Karen Snaidero and Sherryl Pavese are inviting residents to visit Griffith's Safe Haven on Saturday. PHOTO: Declan Rurenga
Things to Do
WHAT'S ON: Circus to finish run of shows on Sunday
The Area News
DELICATE: Tom Moore's exhibition Abundant Wonder opens on Friday. PHOTO: Contributed
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Foley's Corner Vineyard hits the market
WINE NOT: Foley's Corner Vineyard is expected to sell for more than $16 million after years of helping to produce award-winning wines. PHOTO: Contributed
Vincent Dwyer
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Darlington Point solar farm revenue for sale
Marian Macdonald
SOLAR AT SCALE: The solar farm in the centre of Tubbo Station is one of the biggest in Australia connected to the grid.
Casellas to sell portfolio of 35 vineyards
Declan Rurenga
Around 7200 hectares of vineyards belonging to Casella Family Brands will be sold.
Community
Scamwatch: Online jobseekers targeted for drug couriering
LOCAL LEADER: 20 minute test is easiest way to protect health
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Movie screenings and tech support at Griffith City Library
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Griffith City Library's Sharmaine Delgado.
LOCAL LEADER: LHAC partners with Alliance for mental health guide
Margaret King
Dedicated efforts recognised by Yenda Rotary
Declan Rurenga
RECOGNITION: Yenda Rotary Club president Bob Turner presenting the club's community service award to Rayna Geaney, along with Mark Baltieri and their children Matthew and Daniel Baltieri-Geaney. PHOTO: Declan Rurenga
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Australia passed a grim COVID-19 milestone over the weekend
GRIM REALITY: Australia has now recorded more than 10,000 deaths with COVID-19 since the start of the pandemic. Picture: FILE
Emma Horn
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Devastation returns in fourth flood of year
Jess Layt and Kayla Osborne • 1hr ago
Resilient: Hayley Linea moved to Camden with her children Poppy Hallack, 5, and Luke hallack, 8, earlier this year. Picture: Sylvia Liber
Attempts to tow bulk carrier out to sea fail amid extreme conditions
Natalie Croxon
'Morally bound' to help: AK's mission to Ukraine
Joe Colbrook
Formerly of Cedar Grove, AK has journeyed to Ukraine to help the people of the war-torn country. Picture supplied.
New video shows bulk carrier rescue attempt off Illawarra coast
Natalie Croxon
Comment
The loss of Darcy Moore will test Collingwood's depth
Trainers tend to Darcy Moore, of the Magpies, during the round 16 match between the Gold Coast Suns and Collingwood on the Gold Coast.
Howard Kotton
Opinion
The way military force is being used has changed
Nicholas Stuart
Russian President Vladimir Putin arrives in Turkmenistan on June 29 to attend the VI Caspian Summit. Picture: Getty Images
Opinion
Time to speak up: water apartheid is Australia's dirty secret
Erin O'Donnell, Kirsty Howey
Northern Australian jurisdictions need to deliver safe drinking water to all their citizens. Picture: AAP
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Secret exercise most men neglect
ACTION STATIONS: Regular pelvic floor exercise can have pleasurable results.
Ex-soldiers 'overwhelmed' by compo process
Sam McKeith
The mother of a veteran says he was bullied, discharged, and failed by doctors before his suicide.
Do make a fuss over violence
Hazel Bradley
SURVIVOR: Wendy with dog Maisie, who along with husband Tim, provided much support through the years of Bradley Edwards's trial
National
Mask mandate reintroduction considered
The prospect of facemask requirements returning is being discussed as new COVID-19 cases rise.
Andrew Brown • 1hr ago
Suspect named in deadly US July 4 shooting
Eric Cox and Brendan O'Brien • 1hr ago
A gunman is on the run after killing six people at a July 4 parade in Chicago, US authorities say.
Kyrgios all heart in Wimbledon title hunt
Ian Chadband • 2hrs ago
Nick Kyrgios has produced a courageous display to make it into the quarter-finals at Wimbledon.
Rate rises could weaken regional labour market
Peter Angelopoulos • 29m ago
Regional Australia Institute Chief Economist Dr Kim Houghton.
NSW evacuations as major floods continue
Jack Gramenz • 44m ago
The SES has ordered thousands of residents to evacuate from flood-threatened areas across Sydney.
Stories fromThe Land
Mort & Co buys into new feedlot partnership
Stone Axe Pastoral Company Wagyu cattle on feed at Yarranbrook. Picture Victoria Nugent.
Helen Walker • 59m ago
What the next six months holds for farmers
Shan Goodwin
STRONG OUTLOOK: The second half of 2022 holds plenty of promise for key agricultural commodities, according to the Rural Bank Australian Agriculture Mid-year Outlook Report.
Learn to adapt as climate changes: The Land's weather columnist Don White explains the mechanics of our on-going wet season
Jamie Brown
Rising waters are inundating more of the state as the wet winter continues but what is driving this weather pattern?
Life & Style
Why is my hair thinning and how do I make it look fuller?
A healthy scalp won't prevent hair thinning, but an unhealthy one can make it worse. Photo: Shutterstock
Recognising the hard work going on behind the scenes to find fur-ever homes
Dr Anne Quain
Voting is open for the Pet Insurance Australia Companion Animal Rescue Awards, which recognise the critical work of animal shelters, council pounds, foster carers, grass-roots animal rescue organisations and pet adopters. Picture: Shutterstock.
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Handy augmented reality app making the unreal practical
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New technology means we can use augmented reality to style our home. Picture: Shutterstock.
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