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Mountain-bike skills day on this Sunday

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Jo Freebody and KA Rosco compete in the 2016 Far South Coast Dressage Association competition at Cobargo.

Dressage championships at Cobargo

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Tom Engelbrecht. Photo: CRICKET ACT

Duo’s ACT/NSW Country side record comfortable victory

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Mountain-bike skills day on this Sunday

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RIGGED AND READY: Sailability Batemans Bay’s training officer Michael Leydon (centre) with Invictus Games competitors Peter Arbuckle (left) and Davin “Bear” Brereton on Pittwater on Monday, September 17.

Crack Bay coach takes on Invictus sailors

ON TRACK: Jenny Pollock was elated after earning her 30-run shirt. She is pictured with Kim Young, who has completed 100.

Putting best foot forward

Beautifully Mad.

Beautifully Mad not rusty

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What’s on | CWA Spring Fashion Parade, Sep 22

Prepare for bush fire at ‘Get Ready Weekend’ | Sep 22-23

Beautifully Mad.

Beautifully Mad not rusty

RETURN: Reg Mombassa and Peter O’Doherty of Dog Trumpet.

Trumpet to make a lively return

HOME-GROWN ROCKERS: Dark Beach putting on a show in 2017. The south coast band hits Moruya on September 15.

Dark Beach rockers arise to get dancers out of seats

Man of the moment: Santa reassures the children of the world that they have the power within themselves to stay on the Good List.

Santa believes in you too

Jennifer Birchall

From the left: Member service officer Sharon Knight, branch manager Jenny McKenzie (sitting), and member service officer Tracey Smith. Photo: Supplied.

Local and Proud | Community in your Horizon

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AMH Autogroup: "We purchased Alan May Holden in December 2012", then Moruya Nissan and Kia, the local Kumho Tyres, added Ironman 4x4, plus they have AMH Money.

Local and Proud | Just loving the seachange

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Man of the moment: Santa reassures the children of the world that they have the power within themselves to stay on the Good List.

Santa believes in you too

Susan and Jonathan decided to start Resting Pets Cremations after they lost their own two previous Jack Russell dogs within six months of each other.

Local and proud | A world of hugs and bunny rugs

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FUN: Set aside October 4-7 for four huge days of art displays, hands-on workshops, exhibitions, street art, artist talks, live music performances, art market, children’s art activities and much more in the Milton-Ulladulla region during Escape ARTfest.

South Coast Leisure Times: spring

Dayle Latham

Location, lifestyle, views | House of the week

14 Batehaven Road, Batehaven

Let your imagination run wild

Batemans Bay House of the Week

Are you dreaming of Lilli Pilli?

Batemans Bay House of the Week

Robyn Minihan and Julie Geary get behind Jude Rafferty's efforts to pink up their town for the McGrath Foundation.

Why Jude Rafferty wants to make you blush | THE PITCH | Video

GIIYONG: Poet and dancer Meaghan Holt and singer/songwriter Chelsy Atkins empower younger generations through sharing culture. Picture: Rachel Mounsey

Women set to inspire at Eden’s Giiyong Festival

Rachel Mounsey

HIGHER POWER: 20th Battalion chaplain Captain Robert Crawford, from Toowong, Queensland, conducting a burial service near Péronne on August 31, 1918. Picture: AWM E03092

Road to Remembrance

Michael Grealy

Robyn Minihan and Julie Geary get behind Jude Rafferty's efforts to pink up their town for the McGrath Foundation.

Why Jude Rafferty wants to make you blush | THE PITCH | Video

RELENTLESS: Vera Deakin managed the Australian Red Cross Wounded and Missing Enquiry Bureau, keeping Australian families informed. Picture: AWM P02119.001

Road to Remembrance

Michael Grealy

Fashionista: Kim Bow is showing off the latest in wardrobe enhancements, Abbey the therapy pup, at Maranatha! Abbey loves Kim as you can see!

Children give helping hand in Trish’s garden

Dawn Simpson

Robyn Minihan and Julie Geary get behind Jude Rafferty's efforts to pink up their town for the McGrath Foundation.

Why Jude Rafferty wants to make you blush | THE PITCH | Video

RIGGED AND READY: Sailability Batemans Bay’s training officer Michael Leydon (centre) with Invictus Games competitors Peter Arbuckle (left) and Davin “Bear” Brereton on Pittwater on Monday, September 17.

Crack Bay coach takes on Invictus sailors

LIFTING THE BAR: Sandra Hunt is stepping out with confidence since attending WEB exercise classes at Mackay Park each Tuesday morning.

Sandra shows grey grit after surgery - she just kneeded a little weight-lifting

Jade the kelpie is keen to raise awareness of the need for humans to think about breast cancer screening. She wants other pooches to pink up and head to Long Beach on October 6, 2018, at 9.30am to unleash a day of fundraising for the McGrath Foundation.

Pink up Long Beach (and your pooch) for breast cancer awareness | Oct 6

TOO CUTE: Visitor to Narooma from Lake Macquarie photographer Ron Bonham and the ever so cute little Zorro.

AWL Doggies’ Day out

Jeanne Medlicott

Photo of a striped marlin from Compleat Angler Merimbula's Facebook page.

Real or fake? Photos of marlin in South Coast lake a bit fishy

Claudia Ferguson

Lillian Burkinshaw, of Batemans Bay, had the crowd in wing during her performance.

Country women’s talents no drama | GALLERY

Zoe Cartwright

Jenifer Lewis.

Stars shine on gold carpet at Emmy awards

TIME TO BE HEARD: Thomas Whittaker performing at a recent St Cecilia Youth Music Scholarships event. Auditions for the next scholarship round are coming up.

Letters to the editor

Letters to the editor

HERO: Pilot Allan Tull (right) before his last flight. He is pictured with fellow pilot Kevin Drake. Photo: John Hanscombe

Letters to the editor

SPOTLIGHT: Failings of the aged care industry will come under scrutiny from a Royal Commission.

Advocacy groups applaud aged care Royal Commission news

Eileen Wood

Simply stunned: Michael Palin said he feels "incredibly lucky" to have had such a diverse career, from Monty Python to travelling the world. Photo: John Swannell

Michael Palin: Always look on the bright side of life

Samara Ross

COMMONPLACE: Close to one million colonoscopies are carried out each year.

Colonoscopy stories wanted

Samara Ross

Japanese PM Shinzo Abe will become the first leader of his country to visit Darwin since the war.

Japanese PM to visit Darwin: report

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The Australian government has thanked Cambodia for its help in getting a pardon for James Ricketson.

Govt thanks Cambodia for Ricketson release

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The Endeavour's final resting place may have been found, as researchers examine a wreck in the US.

Navy chief hopeful Cook's ship is found

NSW Premier warns minister over spill

Independent candidate Kerryn Phelps believes Wentworth voters are very politically engaged.

Wentworth campaign a preference 'circus'

Some insurers were found to have undervalued quotes to rebuild fire damaged homes in Wye River.

Insurer 'used lowest quote' after bushfire

Megan Neil

A crane will be needed to help clear the site of a deliberate freight train derailment in Tasmania.

Crane to help clean up Tas derailment

The Royal Melbourne Show is again expected to draw in hundreds of families over its opening weekend.

Rock star headlines Royal Melbourne Show

Hamilton Island’s Qualia … a taste of what’s available through A&K.

Six highlights in your travel week | 21 Sept

John Rozentals

Why high fashion and travel make perfect bedfellows

Burma Lane … a place to dazzle your tastebuds.

Undiscovered Melbourne still surprises and delights

John Rozentals

Robyn Minihan and Julie Geary get behind Jude Rafferty's efforts to pink up their town for the McGrath Foundation.

Why Jude Rafferty wants to make you blush | THE PITCH | Video

The Makers & Technology Festival brings people and ideas together for the workforce of the future. Image Shutterstock.

Skills steaming forward

Get gardening: The winner of Australia's Next Top Gardener will become the face of Yates' new kids’ gardening website and their family will travel to the Melbourne International Flower & Garden Show.

Gardens help kids grow