THE BURRINJUCK electorate will cease to exist, with the district renamed Cootamundra and boundaries moved significantly to the ...
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Sporting chance
A state-of-the-art tennis and lawn bowls facility worthy of staging major regional tournaments may be on the cards ...
GPs get closure on 20 year battle
A 20-year legal battle against two doctors accused of negligently causing a woman’s brain damage has been thrown out because ...
Dickens to hit stage on home turf
Young’s own Luke Dickens has joined forces with Travis Collins, Luke Austen and Liam Brew for their national ...
$49,000 makeover for “Woolworths” loos
The public toilets adjacent to Young Woolworths will be getting a $49,500 makeover.
Police on trail of burnt out car
A car was discovered engulfed in flames on the corner of the Bribbaree and Mines Roads, Thuddungra at ...
Council pushes for lower water charges
YOUNG SHIRE Council believed a $0.22 increase in residential water consumption charges was too high when they gathered to discuss ...
Police pleased with Stay Alert
Police are pleased with Young motorists’ behaviour over the Queen’s Birthday long weekend.
Police briefs
POLICE are investigating a spate of thefts from motor vehicles after it was reported five were targeted by ...
Back in time
Ahhhhh - Lynch Street in the 1930s. Carnivals clearly held in those days. On the left you will ...
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GALLERY: Gas leak to blame for deadly explosion, police confirm
FORSTER-TUNCURRY: Massive blast that killed elderly man was caused by a build-up of gas in a residential home.
Dying cop told: ‘keep breathing’
TAMWORTH: Woman describes desperate efforts to save dying police officer after shooting.
Local Sport
Carter scores a double
RUGBY UNION: Tom Carter is the second former Young man to play the game of his rugby career ...
Opening race catches punters off guard
The consistent rain that had covered most of the state early last week failed to dampen the enthusiasm of owners, ...
From Cherrypicker to Group 9 rep to Origin ball boy
An Under 16s Young Cherrypicker was one of four boys selected to be a ball boy during the ...
“Once in a lifetime”
‘Pickers at full strength
Girls get great results at Sydney
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National
VIDEO: Bayley sentenced to life in jail for Jill Meagher's murder
Adrian Ernest Bayley has been sentenced for the rape and murder of Jill Meagher on Wednesday morning.
NAPLAN agency blames teachers, principals for turning exams into high-stakes test
The agency in charge of national literacy and numeracy tests has blamed principals and teachers for pressuring students to do ...
Defence hit with another internet sex scandal
Australian Defence Force investigating whether serving military personnel are linked to offensive Facebook pages that included grossly sexist and anti-Muslim ...
PNG 'dirty money' trail leads to Australia
Millions of dollars allegedly corruptly obtained from the PNG government siphoned to Australian banks, confidential banking documents reveal.
Frontline services will be hit: unions
Unions are warning that frontline services across the state are at risk after NSW Treasurer Mike Baird announced ...
Still breathing the devil's dust
At first it was miners and wharfies, then all sorts of tradesmen. Now a different generation of home ...
Women
Joanne's advice: Give blood, save a life
New South Wales mother of two requires regular blood transfusions as part of her treatment.
Kiara battles rare conditions but school rallies with fundraiser
A rare condition has led a Victorian primary school to raised funds for research.
Pap smear saved my life
Victorian mum of three says a test is worth the few minutes of discomfort and embarrassment.
The Crafty Minx at Home
The skill of 'do-it-your-self' has returned as Vinnies ambassador Kelly Doust reveals in her fourth craft book.
Put pen to paper
A young SA author found herself channeling her teenage traits in her first published novel.
Meet the hula hoop world champion
Kareena Hodgson joined the circus by accident, travelled the world and now calls the tiny hamlet of Lyonville ...
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Word on the Street, June 3
Successful morning tea
St John’s Anglican Church raised $587.80 at their Biggest Morning Tea fundraiser, held at their church hall on ...
Entertainment
Miles away from the flak, PM gets acquainted with a good book or two
Prime Minister Julia Gillard may be embroiled in a political thriller that would tax the creative juices of ...
Seth Rogen, desperately seeking salvation
It's as filthy as any of the Judd Apatow films he's been in, but Seth Rogen hopes his ...
Favourite Harrison Craig wins The Voice
There were all the things we've come to expect from The Voice in the series two finale. There were pyrotechnics, ...
Outrage as Australian DJ chides 'cowering' Nigella
Radio presenter Dee Dee Dunleavy has triggered a wave of outrage on social media by penning a blog ...
Life & Style
Daily horoscopes: Wednesday, June 19
Read Alison Moroney's daily stars for Wednesday, June 19, 2013.
No respite in interest rates on the cards
If you think banks gouge their home-loan customers, spare a thought for the people paying credit card interest.
Sun rises once more on Japan
Spending 10 days in Japan gives one a good overview of what they call ''Abenomics'' and its impact.
Often overlooked, micro caps are offering value
Many small companies are trading below their book value - making them prime targets for investors seeking a ...
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Opinion
Drive safely this winter
Treechanger Donna Kelly may have left the road ragers behind but the tailgaters are still in force. And ...
Drive safely this winter
Treechanger Donna Kelly may have left the road ragers behind but the tailgaters are still in force. And ...
Drive safely this winter
Treechanger Donna Kelly may have left the road ragers behind but the tailgaters are still in force.
Hume Chronicles - Week 19
With winter comes extra clothes and colds
Asthma sufferer Donna Kelly shares what winter in Victoria means to her.
Students struggle to survive
Opinion: Some uni students are being forced into low-paying jobs just to get food on the table.
Travel
The big chill: embrace or escape
From sun-filled sojourns to log fire retreats, Belinda Jackson reveals the hottest last-minute winter holidays.
Off limits: 10 places you will never go in Australia
There's off the beaten track, and there's so far off the beaten track that you can't even get ...
Gold Coast hinterland: Clouds on Beechmont
Divine intervention, perhaps. There’s something enlightening about spending a night in a renovated church – whether it be ...
Come in, spinners
Julietta Jameson discovers dolphins and other creatures at play in a Melanesian marine sanctuary.