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CONTENDER: TRYC's Todd Hannam is a contender for CAW Hume's highest run scorer honours and also the Cricketer of the Year title.

All set for run home to Hume finals | CAW

Robbie Mackinlay

SHIELD: This Sunday, January 26, is the annual Dennis Owen Shield between The Rock and Wagga.

Yerong Creek claims the Shire Shield

SHOT: Walla Walla's Chris Hutchinson plays his shot against the Osborne bowling attack in CAW Hume cricket. Photo: LORRI RODEN

Swampies move into top six in Hume cricket

Robbie Mackinlay

CONTENDER: TRYC's Todd Hannam is a contender for CAW Hume's highest run scorer honours and also the Cricketer of the Year title.

All set for run home to Hume finals | CAW

BACK: The Business House bowls series kicked off on January 16.

Business bowls is back on green

FIELDING: TRYC's Ryan Kirkwood fires one in from the outfield in his team's clash with Rand in CAW Hume cricket. Photo: LORRI RODEN

TRYC confirms its premiership credentials | CAW Hume

Robbie Mackinlay

Even in areas untouched by the fires, beds are empty and jobs are on the line. Picture: Shutterstock

You can help save thousands of jobs with just one holiday

Peter Lynch

PRIZE: You could win a cruise from London to Bergen, via Nordkapp and the Norwegian fjords, in Explore. Entries open on Saturday.

Win a cruise to Norway - and other great travel ideas

Lyndall Dykes (left) and Melanie Browne have restarted their workshops in Coffs Harbour.

Six places on the Mid North Coast ready to welcome you

Teresa Ooi

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Mistake: The Newcastle Permanent has apologised for a "mistake" that short-changed mortgage customers more than $4 million. Picture: Simone De Peak.

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President Trump reveals his peace plan alongside Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu in the White House.

Trump launches Mideast peace plan

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DIY OR OUTSOURCE: If you're looking to outsource some of the work at home, tackle jobs such as ironing yourself and call in the professionals for the trickier chores.

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Have a break: This summer explore more of our vast continent without worrying about network coverage. With Pennytel you can get 98.8 per cent coverage across Australia's populated areas.

Keeping covered this summer

Could this be the perfect Christmas present?

Could this be the perfect Christmas present?

Emma Brown

Leadership qualities: Kate Venables was one of the first managers in Australia to receive Chartered Manager accreditation.

The making of a leader

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Have a break: This summer explore more of our vast continent without worrying about network coverage. With Pennytel you can get 98.8 per cent coverage across Australia's populated areas.

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'Tis the way to stay in touch this Christmas

HAND UP: Collaborative AI, in which people and AI team up, will change the way we work.

Collaborate: AI can be your friend

Ben Jackson

CHANCE OF A LIFETIME: The view of Holbrook property "Aberfeldy" which has reportedy sold for more than $20 million. Picture: Supplied

Millions changes hands in sales of iconic rural properties

Nikki Reynolds

HELP NEEDED: Henty Lions Club members are still seeking donations towards their "Feed My Mate" project.

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John Ebsworth

HAPPY TIMES: Cobweb in his prime. He loved his garden ... it was his kingdom.

Love and loss ... the price we are willing to pay for our pets

Lyndell Whyte

Rain a very welcome sight

Rain a very welcome sight

John Ebsworth

HELP NEEDED: Henty Lions Club members are still seeking donations towards their "Feed My Mate" project.

Doodle Cooma comments with John Ebsworth

Church services

TAKING CARE: Animals, just like people, can be seriously affected by smoke haze.

Helping animals cope with those not-so-happy, hazy days

RSPCA

POPULAR: Most Popular Tree was awarded to the Culcairn Garden Club, Australian Day Ambassador Bob Turner presented Linlin Roennfeldt with the certificate. Picture: Lorri Roden

Culcairn celebrates Australia Day

GOOD FIND: Culcairn's Betty Bodycott with some of the donated clothes on sale at the Anglicare Op Shop.

Eastern Riverina Chronicle pictures of the week by Lorri Roden

LOCAL FACES: Tim and Georgia Collie of Walla Walla with son, Flynn, 7 months.

Out and about in the Eastern Riverina

MIGHT: River Road, Jingellic on December 31. Picture: JAMES WILTSHIRE

Terror of fire and bravery of community captured

GENEROSITY: Gordon and Hazel McDonald donated some slabs of water for the fire appeal. Picture: Lorri Roden

The week in photos

TOUCH DOWN: Prime Minister Scott Morrison and wife Jenny arrive at Albury Airport yesterday. Picture: TARA TREWHELLA

PM's private catch-up with Sam McPaul's family

David Johnston

MARKET DAY: Willow Aliento pictured at the Henty market.

Eastern Riverina pictures of the week

FUN TIMES: Kelly Barry, Carla Crichton, Julia Quaill and Jen Goodfellow attend a work Christmas party with a 1980s bridesmaids theme.

Eastern Riverina pictures of the week

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UNSUNG HEROES: Too often, we take Australia's fine hospitals and the staff that make it all possible for granted.

OPINIONHealthy respect for our hospitals grows

Father Brendan Lee

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REAL AUSTRALIAWhen one story from 2014 is news again

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REUNITED: Valda Dawson (left) with cousin, and neighbour, Dorothy Wallis.

Cousins reunited after six decades

Geraldine Cardozo

JUST LOVING IT: See Aussie singing legend John Paul Young. Photo: Alex Ellinghausen

JPY shares the love

Cheryl Field

MULTI-LEVEL: The Smart Road vertical village will comprise 77 independent living apartments and community amenities, including a Montessori Early Learning Centre.

Vertical living: A smart idea for generations

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ACT Emergency Services Agency Commissioner, Georgeina Whelan and Namadgi National Park Area Manager Brett McNamara disembark from an MRH-90 Taipan helicopter at Mt Ginini. Picture: Department of Defence

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Deputy Nationals leader Bridget McKenzie was the Regional Services and Local Government Minister when 14 councils were given drought funding in the lead-up to the 2019 election. Several of those councils did not meet the eligibility criteria. Picture: Sitthixay Ditthavong

SUBSCRIBERDrought funding overseen by Bridget McKenzie went to ineligible councils

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Medicinal cannabis system 'failing patients'

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Australian scientists have created a lab-grown version of the deadly coronavirus.

Aust scientists grow coronavirus in lab

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SURVIVORS: Brigid and Andy Jordan on their property, Runfree, on Duffys Lane. They prepared well, physically and mentally, and stayed to fight the blaze. Photo: Robert Peet

Welcome to the world where the ground still burns

John Hanscombe
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Around 400 Australian citizens have registered to be evacuated from Wuhan, in central China.

Aust govt seeks entry to virus epicentre

Steven Trask
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China has reportedly made the first purchase of Aussie wheat for this campaign, catching many by surprise.

Coronavirus levelling out bullish grain markets

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ALL HANDS ON DECK: A dozen firefighting crews and three choppers tried to contain the fire. Photo: Fabian Norrie/GOFABVIDS

Family business owners out-of-pocket as NSW RFS bills stack up

Madeline Link

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