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ON THE MOVE: Graham O'Connell has signed at Lockhart.

Demons lock down another Blue recruit

Matt Malone

Sam Murray has joined Williamstown as he looks to reignite his career.

Murray brothers join Williamstown for 2020

Andrew Moir

SWINGING: The Rock Yerong Creek's Aiden Ridley plays a shot in his side's narrow defeat at Osborne. Ridley made a total of 58 runs to go with Todd Hannam's 66, but it wasn't quite enough. Picture: LORRI RODEN

CAW Hume Cricket | Walbundrie chases down brave Culcairn

Robbie Mackinlay

ON THE MOVE: Graham O'Connell has signed at Lockhart.

Demons lock down another Blue recruit

CHANGE: Sunday golfers can avoid the heat with an early stableford.

Early Sunday hit-off for Culcairn golfers

PITCH BATTLE: Henty bowler Buddy Terlich sends a ball down to Walbundrie batsman Jacob Miller during their Cricket Albury Wodonga Hume clash on the weekend. Picture: LORRI RODEN

Lockhart topples Osborne in CAW Hume derby

Robbie Mackinlay

How a gamer's paradise meets feeling of luxury

REVIEWHow a gamer's paradise meets feeling of luxury

Bernadette Chua

APT is ready to resume operations in Myanmar in September. Picture: Shutterstock

Voyager returns with $140 million facelift

Explore Travel

These amazing natural limestone structures stand as high as 3.5 metres and were formed about 25,000 to 30,000 years ago. Picture: Shutterstock

Explore the ancient wonderland in our own backyard

Bernadette Chua

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Nicole Kidman (R) and Margot Robbie are competing for a SAG award for their roles in Bombshell.

Kidman and Robbie to battle for SAG Award

Peter Mitchell, AAP US Correspondent
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The SailGP will welcome Denmark as the newest team in the high-speed catamaran world series.

Denmark joins battle for SailGP's honours

Alexander Smith
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Russian boxers like Vladimir Nikitin (L) may boycott the Tokyo Olympics over WADA sanctions

Russian boxers could boycott Olympics

James Ellingworth
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Nicole Kidman (R) and Margot Robbie are competing for a SAG award for their roles in Bombshell.

Kidman and Robbie to battle for SAG Award

5m ago

Ashleigh Barty has been named WTA Player of the Year after her stellar season on the courts.

Barty named as WTA Player of the Year

46m ago

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's Conservatives are on track to win a parliamentary majority.

Boris Johnson heads for UK election win

Andy Bruce and Kylie MacLellan
1hr ago

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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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

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

The making of a leader

DISCOVERY: Encouraging curiosity and creativity instils confidence and interest in learning.

Intervene early for a life of learning

Jen Walker

One of the greatest benefits of the digital health industry will be unprecedented equity in the services and level of patient care available.

Closing the gap

Lyndell Whyte

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

A Christmas gift to warm the heart

A Christmas gift to warm the heart

Lyndell Whyte

Doodle Cooma comments, December 11

Doodle Cooma comments, December 11

John Ebsworth

GOOD MOVE: Discover the benefits of yoga on health and well-being at The Rock Memorial Bowling Club from 9.30am every Thursday morning.

Community diary: what's on this week

A Christmas gift to warm the heart

A Christmas gift to warm the heart

HISTORY: CWA Holbrook president Janet Kemp and secretary Freda Turner marked the branch's 90th birthday, with NSW president Stephanie Stanhope. Picture: MARK JESSER

Near-century for Holbrook CWA

Ellen Ebsary

Ride for Country Kids 2019.

Ride off into the sunset for kids

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

Ethan Salan and Courtney Gray travelled from Wahgunyah for the B&S fun. Pictures: Emma Hillier

The Rock B&S for 2019 brings out the crowds to enjoy a great night

FIRE AND RESCUE: Culcairn Fire and Rescue officers Paul Jenkins, Warren Jennings, Barry Fisher and recruit Trevor Osborne.

Eastern Riverina Chronicle pictures of the week

FUN AFTER THE RAIN: Louis Bell, 1, Patrick Nadelbaum, 3, William Moyle, 3, and Braxton McKimmie, 3.

Out and about in the eastern Riverina

IN ACTION: Brian Bey rushes after a calf in the roping event. Picture: Emma Hillier

Tarcutta rodeo a success despite drought and funding issues

Toby Vue

HALLOWEEN: Ryan Schnieder, 8, Skeleton and Charlie Dunn undead came from Culcairn to join in the fun of Halloween.

Out and about

GATHERING: Margie Jacobsen, Heather Edwards, Kay Wettern and Col Thiele in the rose garden that was established during their time at Henty Public School.

Eastern Riverina pictures of the week

SCOMO MOMENT: "No, mate. You tell that little weasel to stop talking like a f****** policy wonk. Joe and Jane Average Australian aren't interested in that bull****." Photo: Gareth Gardner

SATIRECurtain pulled back: real ScoMo is revealed

Mark Bode

Wait - what about biosecurity? Photo: Shutterstock

REAL AUSTRALIAShe'll be right mate! Or will she?

Ashley Walmsley

The World Anti-Doping Agency has come down on Russia - in a manner of sorts. Photo: Shutterstock

OPINIONWhen a ban is a ban of sorts, sometimes

Janine Graham

Simple things missed in care

Simple things missed in care

Cheryl Field

Edith Cowan University's Dr Stephanie Rainey-Smith shares her insights into Alzheimer's disease on the Body of Knowledge podcast.

What can you do to avoid Alzheimer's disease?

Geraldine Cardozo

Warning as scammers steal mobile phone numbers, rob bank accounts

Warning as scammers steal mobile phone numbers, rob bank accounts

Eileen Wood

The nation's Energy Market Operator is calling for major investment in clean energy, as coal fades.

Energy planning will cut emissions, costs

Gavin Dallow and his stepdaughter Zoe Hosking (R) are among Australians killed in the NZ volcano.

Seven Australians confirmed dead in NZ

Jason Griffiths, Karla Mathews and Richard Elzer were killed in the Whakaari volcano eruption.

Seven Australians confirmed dead in NZ

Cooler temperatures have brought some relief but the fire danger remains high across much of NSW.

More than 720 NSW homes destroyed by fire

Thousands of climate change protesters have rallied in Sydney, after days of smoke across the city.

Thousands rally in Sydney as fires burn

Jodie Stephens

Ernest Wong says he had an alcoholic blackout after a controversial NSW Labor fundraising dinner.

Former MP cites drunken blackout at ICAC

Heather McNab

Confessed rapist Bradley Robert Edwards is on trial in WA accused of murdering three women.

Murder suspect not seen in Claremont video

Angie Raphael and Rebecca Le May

Victoria Police thought the George Pell case would overtake the media focus on Nicola Gobbo.

Vic cops planned to weather Lawyer X storm

Karen Sweeney

BAPTISM OF FIRE: Zhoe Hart, Jane Taylor, Julie Hinchey and Sophie Taylor rushed to help fight the Currowan blaze on December 5.

The all-female crew that just 'fell into place'

Claudia Ferguson

Professor Nick Gill - "The business of agriculture is facing a whole range of challenges including climate change and soil degradation and many farmers are looking at transforming their practices," Photo: supplied

Regenerative agriculture is an uncommon journey

Stephen Burns

All smiles as the new NSW Young Farmer of the Year, Dorrigo's Renae Connell, accepts her award from NSW Agriculture Minister Adam Marshall and NSW Farmers' president James Jackson.

Big crowd gathers for Farmer of Year award

John Ellicott

How to get pesky insects to buzz off

How to get pesky insects to buzz off

FAST HELP: Getting help quickly can lessen the effects of a stroke.

Q: Can I prevent stroke? How is it treated?

RISK: If banks go broke then shareholders would be the last to be paid.

Take a long-term view to ride out market fluctuations