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Ann Staunton-Jugovic completing 50 parkruns.

Perfect conditions for parkrun PBs

Let's get going: The middle pack are looking for a quick start on Wednesday evening.

Robyn returns from illness

Mike Kennedy

Got a sport story to tell? We’re all ears

Got a sport story to tell? We’re all ears

Ann Staunton-Jugovic completing 50 parkruns.

Perfect conditions for parkrun PBs

Tuross Head vets golf: Winners Derek Hoare and Peg Nevett.

Results from around the district's golf clubs

Who's playing where this weekend?

Who's playing where this weekend?

Joel Erickson

Poet John Passant, classical guitarist Milena Cifali and bassist/percussionist Jim Horvath will launch their album "Whose broken is this?" at The Inlet restaurant, Narooma on Friday, May 24.

Musicians help poet's dreams come true | River of Art

Andrea Cantle

A jouster and the crowd at the Berry Celtic Festival share an up close and personal moment.

What's on? No matter where you are, make it musical

Variety of talent: A collage of some of the 44 buskers who will be at this year's Narooma Busking Championships. Collage: Rachel McInnes

44 buskers to fill Narooma with music

Poet John Passant, classical guitarist Milena Cifali and bassist/percussionist Jim Horvath will launch their album "Whose broken is this?" at The Inlet restaurant, Narooma on Friday, May 24.

Musicians help poet's dreams come true | River of Art

What’s on in the Eurobodalla Shire

WEARABLE ART: Carolyn Kohler's 'Dessert Queen'. Photographer Helen Okey; model Katie Loader; make-up Jade Leigh.

Artist 'gets mojo back' after life-changing accident | River of Art

Andrea Cantle

TOP TEAM: JJ's at the Marina owner Jacob Crooke with employee Bradley West-Newman.

Recognise this friendly face from JJ's? Personnel Group helped him get the job

Dayle Latham

Visitors: Jugiong features a boutique cafe, hotel, wine cellar, galleries, gift shops and a motel as well as various other accommodation. Photo: Tricia Wimpenny.

Jugiong is great for a visit

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Ballarat man Lindsay, 69, has been delighted with the service Pennytel has delivered saying, "I won't go with anyone else 'cause I'm happy - you won't get better."

Old-fashioned service brings satisfaction with a smile

TOP TEAM: JJ's at the Marina owner Jacob Crooke with employee Bradley West-Newman.

Recognise this friendly face from JJ's? Personnel Group helped him get the job

HELLO: Meet the locals on our escorted cruise to Papua New Guinea, one of the most culturally diverse countries in the world.

Explore Papua New Guinea on this cruise

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This 1940s cottage is the perfect balance of old and new

This 1940s cottage is the perfect balance of old and new

Shoalhaven House of the Week May 22

Secure this superb, brand new townhouse

Secure this superb, brand new townhouse

Far South Coast House of the Week May 22

This Sunshine Bay home is a renovator's dream

This Sunshine Bay home is a renovator's dream

Eurobodalla House of the Week May 22

Fashionistas: The lucky winners of the door prize and the raffle at The Crazy Whist Night in Moruya Mechanics Hall last week, Rosemary Brown with her basket of goodies and Liz Fisher with her beautiful plant.

Memorial plaque back in its rightful place

Dawn Simpson

Entrants of last year's quest included: (standing) Sophie Brown, Mitchell Verrall, Suzanna Boulton, Rory Spurgeon, Jemma Harvey, David Perry, winner Findlay Walker, (seated) runner-up Geena Thomas, Anna Rogerson and Jade Vlatkovic.

Quota search for the next student of the year

HOPE: Batemans Bay Salvation Army volunteer Marti Vann, store manager Craig Macklan, admin officer Shelley Macklan, Lt Ben Knight and volunteer Dot Hawke.

Salvos say knocks left unanswered sign of unavailable housing in South Coast | Red Shield Appeal

Andrea Cantle

Fashionistas: The lucky winners of the door prize and the raffle at The Crazy Whist Night in Moruya Mechanics Hall last week, Rosemary Brown with her basket of goodies and Liz Fisher with her beautiful plant.

Memorial plaque back in its rightful place

Grab a bargain.

Get down to Sunday's Art on the Path

President David Woodward with winners Sue Neill and Robert Van Der Hoek.

Latest results for Bay Bridge

Nic Langenberg (left) with 104-year-old Dorothy Yeomans at Sea Life Sydney Aquarium.

Watch this shark glide by 104-year-old Dorothy

'Hospital answer can't wait': Letters to the editor

'Hospital answer can't wait': Letters to the editor

Moruya Sharks sink the Bulldogs in Mother's Day clash | PHOTOS

Moruya Sharks sink the Bulldogs in Mother's Day clash | PHOTOS

10 at Dowry.

River of Art Festival kicks off with art prize | PHOTOS

Tigers lose nail-biter to Crusaders

Tigers lose nail-biter to Crusaders

Courtney Ward

Cayley Wilkins wants policies that help give her daughter, Bella-Page, the best possible future.

Faces of democracy, Durras to Moruya | PHOTOS

ONE OF THE GREATS: Master of the guitar Daniel Champagne is returning to the South Coast for a run of shows while on a massive tour. Picture: Eryca Green

Daniel Champagne's relentless 82-gig tour brings him home to South Coast

Albert McKnight

The weird, whacky wonderfulness of election day

The weird, whacky wonderfulness of election day

TOWERING FRUSTRATION: A Malua Bay reader is frustrated with his NBN wireless service being out of action for days.

Towering frustration with NBN in Malua Bay: Letters to the editor

BADGE OF HONOUR: CWA State President Annette Turner gives Sally James her State CWA Vice-President badge last year.

'Don't wait for government': Letters to the Editor

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Associate Professor Stephen Macfarlane is part of a clinical trial looking into treatment for Parkinson's disease dementia.

Trial of new drug to treat Parkinson's dementia

MEET AND GREET: Academics from University of Sunshine Coast with international students, attending a familiarisation tour of the Cooinda Aged Care.

Uni 'roomies' to move into aged care home

SMART MOVES: Thinking of downsizing to a granny flat? Make sure you formalise decisions and get legal advice before moving in.

Estate planning: avoid granny flat pitfalls

Scott Morrison(R) is visiting disaster-hit areas of Queensland on his first trip since the election.

Morrison visits flood-hit Queensland farms

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Bob Hawke didn't get to cast his vote in the federal election despite wanting to, his widow has said

No final election vote for Bob Hawke

The federal election contest remains close in three lower house seats as vote counting continues.

Three close seats as vote count rolls on

Australian actor Geoffrey Rush has been awarded almost $3 million in a defamation payout.

Geoffrey Rush gets $2.9m defamation payout

Raymond James' daughter Tracy James had urged for triple-killer Berwyn Rees to remain behind bars.

NSW triple killer Rees' parole overturned

Luke Costin

Sarah Jane Chisholm Rogers has been accused of self-centred regret.

'Tension with law' for ex-ABF boss's lover

Luke Costin

About 93.5 per cent of WA's Kimberley region will now have native title recognition.

Native title for most of WA's Kimberley

Tasmanian Treasurer Peter Gutwein has flagged $544 million more for health services over four years.

Tasmania forecast to return to net debt

Ethan James

Festival organiser and founder, Anne Baker.

Grey nomads put the White Cliffs Music Festival on the map

Olivia Calver

Duri farmers Di Sanderson, Elizabeth Henderson, Matthew Laird and Julie and Kevin Aitken oppose a new irrigation bore near their properties. Photo: Rachael Webb

Duri water bore battle fury

Lucy Kinbacher

Wool, like this super fine fleece from Tarrangower, east of Armidale, is made with sun, soil, water and sheep but apparently it is worse for the environment than oil-based polypropylene.

Natural fibres undersold

Jamie brown

The highway near Glen Innes: A picturesque window on the New England region of NSW. Image: Destination NSW.

Your weekly travel inspirations

John Rozentals

GOTTA DO IT?: Australian travellers surveyed by Hotels.com were more willing to pay out big ($1000 per night) to stay in five-star luxury in Anaheim, California in 2018.

Getting more bang for your five-star buck

Making the extraordinary appear ordinary in Siem Reap City

Making the extraordinary appear ordinary in Siem Reap City

John Rozentals

If you are planning to travel cashless, make sure you always have a back-up card.

Hints for travelling without cash

Noel Whittaker

NOBLE GRAPE: Considered one of the six noble varieties that grows around the world, Chardonnay expresses itself perfectly in many different climates.

It's International Chardonnay Day (yes, really)

Linda Lambrechts

Nic Langenberg (left) with 104-year-old Dorothy Yeomans at Sea Life Sydney Aquarium.

Watch this shark glide by 104-year-old Dorothy

Geraldine Cardozo