Bay Post-Moruya Examiner
Friday, 12 August
Vale 'Chicka' Pearson: Beloved jockey and horse trainer passes away at 87
Chicka Pearson was a legendary jockey and horse trainer who plied his trade all over the world.
Our People
Trio completes 14,000km journey in aid of suicide prevention
RIDE FOR A CAUSE: Joey Kolossa (Left), David Mace, Barbara Davey and Michael Davey with a donor at Fitzroy Crossing. Picture: Supplied.
Sam Baker
Our People
Australia's oldest man turns 110 on Monday
Marion Williams
Australia's oldest man, Frank Mawer, will turn 110 on Monday, August 15 Photo: supplied
So what is the value of saltmarsh? Habitat information night to explain all
Saltmarsh
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Polio vaccine campaign launched in UK for first time in 40 years
Emma Horn
BACK IN THE DAY: Nurses attend to a patient in an iron lung in the United Kingdom, 1949. Picture: Getty Images
Our History
100 Years Ago: New footpath in Moruya
Joel Erickson
A picture of Broulee Island taken in the early 20th century.
Our People
Vietnam veteran recalls his 1970 tour, and traumatic homecoming
Now living in Narooma, Paul Naylor served in Vietnam with the 3rd Cavalry Regiment in 1970
Marion Williams
Home Truths
Moruya business taking the lead on helping the homeless
James Tugwell
Moruya Bowling Club general manager Grant Dempster with the club's donation to Anglicare. Picture: supplied
Our People
South Coast surfer Freya Prumm's big break a fitting reward for persistence
Merimbula's Freya Prumm is crowned Australian surf champion at the open shortboard competition in North Haven Beach, south of Port Macquarie. Photo: Surfing Australia
Amandine Ahrens
Council makes changes to DA notification process
Joel Erickson
Eight women ready to take on the Bass Strait for a great cause
Joel Erickson
Sweep Rob Pollock with Ash Bujeya, Michelle Cottington, Shannon Small and Taryn Carver.
Malua Bay family helping their Afghan 'cousins' escape the Taliban
James Tugwell
COUSIN SELFIE: Asifa and Shilo's children, who call each other cousins, at McKenzie's Beach. Picture: supplied
Our People
Meet Batemans Bay's new assistant coroner
Batemans Bay's new assistant coroner Wendy Harris was sworn in by Magistrate Doug Dick on Friday, August 5.
Joel Erickson
Crime
Man jailed for two years over predatory driving, intimidation charges
Zombie fish start stalking aquarium, decades after apocalypse
Tom O'Callaghan • 2hrs ago
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Teacher struggling to return to work after NDIS funding slashed
Monique Patterson
DISAPPOINTED: Alison Coate-Kibeiks, pictured with her daughter Olive, is disappointed her NDIS funding has been slashed, making it harder for her to return to work. Picture: Anthony Brady

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Drought declared in England amid heatwave
Farouq Suleiman • 36m ago
Parts of England and Wales are now in the middle of a four-day "extreme heat" alert. (EPA PHOTO)
Toxic substance behind German fish die-off
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It's not yet been known how many fish had died in the Oder River across Poland and Germany. (AP PHOTO)
Zombie fish start stalking aquarium, decades after apocalypse
Tom O'Callaghan • 2hrs ago
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Risk of new fires in France amid heatwave
Stephane Mahe and Manuel Ausloos • 2hrs ago
Some 7400 hectares of forests have gone up in flames in the Gironde prefecture. (AP PHOTO)
Teacher struggling to return to work after NDIS funding slashed
Monique Patterson
DISAPPOINTED: Alison Coate-Kibeiks, pictured with her daughter Olive, is disappointed her NDIS funding has been slashed, making it harder for her to return to work. Picture: Anthony Brady
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National
Greens push to recognise animal sentience
The Greens want animals recognised as sentient with rights to a quality of life which reflect that. (David Moir/AAP PHOTOS)
Jack Gramenz
Former youth detainees suing Tas govt
Ethan James
Former youth detainees are suing the Tasmanian government for alleged abuse and neglect. (Ethan James/AAP PHOTOS)
Ex-top cop steps down from Vic board roles
Callum Godde
Ken Lay will step down from his Victorian public ambulance and mental health board positions. (James Ross/AAP PHOTOS)
NT man dies with meningococcal disease
Aaron Bunch
A man in his 30s has died with meningococcal disease at Royal Darwin Hospital. (Grenville Turner/AAP PHOTOS)
Attorneys progress action on coercion
Andrew Brown and Dominic Giannini
Mark Dreyfus is keen to reach agreement on a nationally consistent approach to coercive control. (Mick Tsikas/AAP PHOTOS)
Sport
Our People
South Coast surfer Freya Prumm's big break a fitting reward for persistence
Merimbula's Freya Prumm is crowned Australian surf champion at the open shortboard competition in North Haven Beach, south of Port Macquarie. Photo: Surfing Australia
Amandine Ahrens
Eight women ready to take on the Bass Strait for a great cause
Joel Erickson
Sweep Rob Pollock with Ash Bujeya, Michelle Cottington, Shannon Small and Taryn Carver.
Our People
Jasmine Greenwood reflects on Birmingham journey and glory
Sam Baker
GOLD EFFORT: Jasmine Greenwood (centre) with other medalists, Canada's Aurelie Rivard (left) and fellow Aussie Keira Stephens (right). Picture: Getty Images
How Araldite and duct tape helped this surfer win his maiden national title
James Tugwell
South coast surf instructor Matt Hoar in the final of the Australian Surf Championships. Picture: Lighthouse Sports Photography.
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Heartbeat of Australia
Take control of social media, don't allow it to control you
Headspace CEO Jason Trethowan. Picture: Headspace
Jason Trethowan
How local news affects your wellbeing
Professor Sora Park
The good, bad, ugly sides of social media
Anita Beaumont
Healthy balance: Rupert Saunders, a psychologist and the national clinical adviser for headspace.
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ABC's Here Out West: True canvas of Sydney's west
Jim Kellar
Crossing paths: Arka Das, as Robi, and Leah Vandenberg, as Ash, in Here Out West, on ABC TV on Sunday, August 14, at 8.30pm.
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Enough baseball. Where are the TV shows about cricket with Boonie, AB?
B. R. Doherty
A League of their Own streams on Amazon Prime. Picture: Amazon Studios
Waax freed from rock rules and burning their own trail
Josh Leeson
NEW LOOK: Brisbane rock band Waax incorporated a more melodic approach to their second album At Least I'm Free, which is released on Friday. Picture: Finnian Mullen

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South Coast Leisure Times: Winter 2022
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So what is the value of saltmarsh? Habitat information night to explain all
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Scamwatch: Don't let scammers tug on your heartstrings
DON'T FALL FOR IT: Scammers are using sophisticated methods to fool unsupecting parents into parting with money.
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How one Shoalhaven family conquered the pie world
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Hayden Bridger with his famous pie shop, 'Hayden's Pies'. Picture: Tom McGann.
Things to Do
What's on in the Eurobodalla this week
Jorja McDonnell
WHAT'S ON: There's plenty to do in the Eurobodalla this week, from rally driving, to Garden Club, and arts events.
Opinion
Does living with COVID mean we've forgotten about the vulnerable?
Tom McGann
Tom McGann in his face mask. Picture: James Tugwell.
Photos and Video
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Polio vaccine campaign launched in UK for first time in 40 years
BACK IN THE DAY: Nurses attend to a patient in an iron lung in the United Kingdom, 1949. Picture: Getty Images
Emma Horn
'Screaming out for reform', ministers seek urgent teacher action plan
Karen Barlow
Federal Education Minister Jason Clare arriving at a press conference to address teacher shortages with state and territory education ministers. Picture: James Croucher
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Watch: Bear staggers under influence of hallucinogenic honey
Emma Horn
HALLUCINATING: The female juvenile bear was found to be under the influence of a psychotropic honey. Picture: supplied
Age of the Dragon
How Chinese think about Taiwan
Bradley Perrett
Chinese ambassador Xiao Qian was reserved in his comments at the National Press Club this week. Picture: Elesa Kurtz
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Third La Nina signs are becoming stronger
Don White, Weatherwatch
Photo: Tanya Galwey, Sonning, Berrima
Comment
Be the change you want - share kindness
Jacob McMaster
It's time for a big shake-up at the RBA
A. C. M.
Reserver Bank of Australia governor Phillip Lowe. Picture: Getty Images
The little things always matter
Jacob McMaster
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Book review: Backyard Buddies
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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.
Watch those hovercraft fly, spin and thrill
John Piggott
HOVERNAUTS ARE GO: Competitors line up for a sprint event at Lake Bonney in 2019.
Stories fromThe Land
New blood helps Waitara smash record
Nutrien Ag Solutions Wilson Russ' Tim Woodham and Ashley McGilchrist, Waitara Angus' Stephen and Toby Chase, and Merridale Angus' Peter Collins with top priced lot Waitara GK Safekeeping S56. Photo: Denis Howard
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Eight times for Poll Boonoke
Stephen Burns
Elders Riverina Merino ram - Errol Horneman, Elders, Deniliquin, Tom Lilburne, stud manager Poll Boonoke, Conargo, Clyde McKenzie, Elders, Deniliquin, Justin Campbell, general manager, Australian Food and Fibre, Poll Boonoke, Conargo, judge Russell Jones, Dariwell, Trundle, and sponsor Annie Romanin. Apiam Genetic Servives, Deniliquin.
Booroomooka Angus makes a 'real impact' selling 241 bulls
Hannah Powe & Simon Chamberlain
The $55,000 sale-topper with auctioneers Luke Scicluna and Tom Tanner, Davidson and Cameron Co, vendors Jo and Sinclair Munro, Booroomooka Angus, Bingara, buyers Bill and Brad Doak of Boxmore Angus, Bundarra. Photo: Simon Chamberlain
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Pub classics keep diners coming back
The tender sirloin with pepper sauce and mash and (left) the radicchio and rocket salad with sherry vinaigrette
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The hot debate to stake or not to stake newly planted trees
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There are several reasons trees are often staked on planting. Picture: Shutterstock.
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