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Moruya Women's Golf: (from left) Dee Meek, Jan Young, Pat Cooper, Christine Britten and Joan Henpeck.

Sports news and results from around the district

Roxy Horne (left) and Bonnie Brewer were named in the ACT Brumbies Schoolgirls extended squad.

Brewer, Horne named in ACT Brumbies Schoolgirls squad

Joel Erickson

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

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

Moruya Women's Golf: (from left) Dee Meek, Jan Young, Pat Cooper, Christine Britten and Joan Henpeck.

Sports news and results from around the district

Funding boost for Suncorp NetSetGo program

Funding boost for Suncorp NetSetGo program

BLOW YOUR WHISTLE: Bega's Trudi Badullovich officiates her first Group 16 senior men's game in Narooma with sideline referees Warren Fletcher and Ross Griffiths. Photo: Joel Fletcher

Trudi Badullovich first female referee for South Coast's senior comp

Ben Smyth

Muddy Puddles representatives and the Batemans Bay Hospital Auxiliary get together to thank the Batemans Bay line dancers for their donation. Alan Rosier of the line dancing group shakes the hand of Soldiers Club CEO Paul Briddlestone. (far right)

Big donations from Batemans Bay's boot scootin' dancers

Wicked at the Shoalhaven Entertainment Centre.

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Have a wicked time these school holidays | Check out what's on along the coast

Inspire: Based in Melbourne, Mild Manic band members Chris Rees, Dave Boyes, Sam Rees and Jye Flynn return home for a show. Picture: Supplied.

South Coast favourite Mild Manic pumped for all-ages event

Claudia Ferguson

Muddy Puddles representatives and the Batemans Bay Hospital Auxiliary get together to thank the Batemans Bay line dancers for their donation. Alan Rosier of the line dancing group shakes the hand of Soldiers Club CEO Paul Briddlestone. (far right)

Big donations from Batemans Bay's boot scootin' dancers

Diary Dates | Events and activities in the Eurobodalla Shire

What’s on in the Eurobodalla Shire

Keen fisher girl Jasmine Zorbas with a nice catch at a previous Sussex Inlet Family Fishing Carnival.

Fishing for some family fun this weekend?

Popular choice: Owning a mobile phone is a necessity for just about everyone these days, but did you know that there are 2.5 billion of us that use Android making it the world's most popular operating system.

How to find the perfect phone for you

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Water villas at the Maldives at sunrise. The islands of the Maldives are explored by boat, revealing pristine beaches and abundant wildlife.

A delightful Indian Ocean island cruise

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OUTLOOK: The ACM survey aims to find out more about what makes regional and rural communities tick.

Help us build a better understanding of regional Australia

Popular choice: Owning a mobile phone is a necessity for just about everyone these days, but did you know that there are 2.5 billion of us that use Android making it the world's most popular operating system.

How to find the perfect phone for you

Take stock: An annual inventory of all of your in comings and out goings will show you where you can make savings.

Make a new financial year resolution

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FRIENDLY TOWN: A visit to Narrawallee should be on everyone's list when travelling the South Coast.

South Coast Leisure Times: winter 2019

Dayle Latham

Find your dream in Domain.

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It's got river below and paradise within

It's got river below and paradise within

Eurobodalla House of the Week July 17

Rural property has two homes for the price of one

Rural property has two homes for the price of one

Eurobodalla House of the Week July 10

Fashionista: Belinda Parrish-Law was looking gorgeous with her mother Rosemarie Petersen and her brother Stephen Law, at her niece's wedding in the Hunter Valley.

Quilters help ease trauma

Dawn Simpson

Muddy Puddles representatives and the Batemans Bay Hospital Auxiliary get together to thank the Batemans Bay line dancers for their donation. Alan Rosier of the line dancing group shakes the hand of Soldiers Club CEO Paul Briddlestone. (far right)

Big donations from Batemans Bay's boot scootin' dancers

Rheanna Lotter and the artwork that will feature on the 2020 Paralympics uniform: Photo Vera Demertzis.

Rheanna Lotter makes mark on Paralympics

Vera Demertzis

Fashionista: Belinda Parrish-Law was looking gorgeous with her mother Rosemarie Petersen and her brother Stephen Law, at her niece's wedding in the Hunter Valley.

Quilters help ease trauma

The discussion panel at the Central Tilba Naidoc Week celebrations. From left: Dr Denis Muller (moderator), Ros Field, Warren Foster, Rodney Kelly, Lynne Thomas and Lynette Goodwin.

NAIDOC Week celebration and discussion at Central Tilba

Who's a pretty boy?: Member Martin Daniels with a new friend (a princess parrot) during the club's visit to "On The Perch" bird park at Tathra last month.

Rare glimpse into rural China

From 2017: The dunes of Big Red were a perfect vantage point to watch the glorious sunset.

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Rock on: when the dead heart is jump-started

Trainee Bruce Albert at the pre-cast facility on June 6.

New Batemans Bay bridge segments some of widest built in Australia | PHOTOS, VIDEO

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

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

It was 30 years ago today ... no, nothing to do with The Beatles.

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All grown up, Charles Sturt University celebrates its 30th birthday

Trainees at the John Holland replacement bridge project (back) Malachy Leslie, Casey Smith, Ryan Henwood, Kalem Davis-Wighton, William Thomas, Ashbee Reid, Robert Thomas, (front) Vanessa Parson, Sameeka Wighton and Nyomi Nye.

Say g'day to some of the trainees working at new Batemans Bay bridge project | VIDEO, PHOTOS

Andrea Cantle

STAY KIND: Ralph Kelly in the lead-up to the first Stay Kind Cup.

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When one act of kindness makes a difference

Natalie Zelinsky

Mark Taylor of Shellharbour and Ryan Iredale of Tuross Head taking a break from play at the Moruya Golf Club Winter Classic on Saturday.

Were you spotted at the Moruya Winter Classic?

Jeanne Medlicott

David Bowie as Ziggy Stardust in1973. Picture: Masayoshi Sukita. Below: The Earth behind the surface of the moon during the Apollo 8 mission. Picture: William Anders/NASA via AP

Bowie's Space Oddity 50 years on

Mitch Goodwin

MR DARCY ON DUTY: Elaine Heskett relies on her guide dog, Mr Darcy, as her eyes and ears. Quiet electric and modern vehicles are a challenge.

Letters to the editor

NEW STUDY: cigarettes are causing 17 preventable deaths a day from stroke and other cardiovascular diseases.

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Funerals: the times are a-changing

Funerals: the times are a-changing

Cheryl Field

KEEP ON TOP OF IT: Pharmacists recommend osteoarthritis sufferers talk to their health professional to ensure they are approaching their pain management in the best way.

Osteo sufferers face medication tighten-up

New horizons: Maureen Gleeson (right) and fellow She Shedder Joy Schornikow.

Sheilas sharing the shed

Simon Garner

Chinese-Australian writer Yang Hengjun is set to be charged with endangering state security.

China to charge Chinese-Australian writer

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New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern is set to meet Prime Minister Scott Morrison in Melbourne.

Ardern, Morrison to meet in Melbourne

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NSW needs $1 billion to remedy potential cladding problems across the state, industry groups say.

Buildings at risk but no NSW funding deal

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Paul Pisasale says he posed as a PI because it was better than admitting he was the mayor.

Paul Pisasale on stand in extortion trial

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The Bureau of Meteorology has declared the drought in the Murray-Darling Basin the worst on record.

Basin drought officially worst on record

Matt Coughlan
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Police will keep a check for illicit drugs at the Spin Off festival in Adelaide on Friday.

SA police to check music event for drugs

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Beverley Quinn, her daughter Mara Harvey and three grandchildren were murdered last September.

Dad to be sentenced for WA family murders

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ANU scientist Trevor Ireland is one of the space rock experts still analysing samples from the moon.

Moon rocks exhilarating for Aust scientist

Wee Waa farmers Corie and Nicole Piper with their sons Ewan and Lucas and dog Max on their 'Auburn' property.

Paddock to pint

Samantha Townsend

Civic Ledger hopes to pilot blockchain technology in the Mareeba-Dimbulah Irrigation Area water market. Photo: courtesy Tropical Tablelands Tourism

Blockchain in the pipeline

Olivia Calver

A hobby farmer has decided to sell his neighbour's cattle after grazing on his property for nearly two years. Photo by Louie Douvis.

In court: Hobby farmer sells neighbour's cattle that grazed on his Wallaroo property over two years

Hannah Sparks

Lake Louise: Definitely a North American highlight.

Find your next holiday amongst these travel deals

John Rozentals

The super outlook right up George and Pitt Streets to Sydney's CBD and a seemingly ever-changing skyline.

On track for a convenient stop-over

John Rozentals

Meat lovers will relish at Canada's Largest Ribfest, located in Spencer Smith Park in Burlington, Ontario from Friday 30 August until 2 September 2019.

Foodie festivals for gastronomic getaways

The big question now is - are you going to eat your lamington or squirrel it away?

How to have your lamington and eat it too

Noel Whittaker

Leaders and employees alike should be given opportunities to learn how to be more mindful and accepting of their own emotions and vulnerabilities (such as anxiety and self doubt).

Empathy can create effective teams

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Volunteer John Cole takes 100-year-old Lorna Craney for a spin around Mt Morgan in his 1969 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray.

100yo Lorna and her Little red Corvette