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Samantha Townsend

Off the current capacity of renewable projects in the application stage, 40 per cent are from NSW. Picture by Shutterstock.

NSW has the highest number of renewable project applications in the pipeline.

The regions need to be rewarded for doing the heavy lifting

Jonathan Hawes

More than 30 wind turbines are set to dot the landscape near Bendemeer, Kentucky, and Uralla. File picture by Shutterstock

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The project will power about 99,000 homes.

Thunderbolt wind project wins five-year fight, goes ahead despite protest

Tamworth hospital's paediatric ward is getting additional resources to tackle the region's six-year long wait times for care. Will they be enough? Picture by Peter Hardin

Two initiatives for improving children's health are underway in northern NSW.

What is happening to address the shortage of paediatric services?

Victoria Silk

The Distinguished Gentleman's Ride stepping out on Sunday, May 19. Picture supplied.

Learn about the dangers of silica, or adopt a pet. Find out all the happenings around the Eurobodalla shire with our regularly updated noticeboard

Eurobodalla Community Noticeboard, May 3

Bev Southgate's a dab hand with the spoons, singing along with John Heffernan and Reverend Linda Chapman. Photo Vic Silk

The Slightly Bent Choir sings for health, community and connection.

We are all slightly bent according to Reverend Linda

Sub branch president, Paul Naylor lays a wreath. Photo Vic Silk

Hundreds gather at Club Narooma to pay tribute to the fallen.

A full moon and clear skies for Narooma's solemn dawn service: Photos

Interested community members attended to see the petition handed over. Photo Vic Silk

Dr Michael Holland snubbed by community group over petition.

Cheers, jeers and uproar at hospital public meeting

Last year's Wimbie Beach dawn service. Photo Megan McClelland.

Dawn Simpson has turned a simple ceremony into an Anzac tradition.

Wimbie Beach sees the dawn of a new Anzac tradition

The Hanging Rock mural was launched as part of Youth Week. Picture supplied

A mural project to communicate to local youth that they are valued has been launched at a Batemans Bay complex.

New Hanging Rock mural puts spotlight on value of youth

The original site has been closed due to a lead contaminant. Photo Vic Silk.

Confirmed temporary site for Narooma post office from Monday.

Narooma post office temporary site open from Monday

Community

Zoe Cartwright

St &nbsp;Peters Anglican College held a raucous final assembly for it’s year 12 cohort today. It’s unclear what actually transpired during the assembly, but some teachers were spotted leaving the hall with shaving cream on their faces. It was all in good fun, however, some of the departing students teared up as they walked out of the school for the final time.

St &nbsp;Peters Anglican College held a raucous final assembly for it’s year 12 cohort today.

It’s unclear what actually transpired during the assembly, but some teachers were spotted leaving the hall with shaving cream on their faces.

It was all in good fun, however, some of the departing students teared up as they walked out of the school for the final time.