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CHILLY: Henty lady golfers braved the cold and hit the course.

Golfers survive cold but not dam

FIRST: Billabong Crows look almost certain to play in its first ever finals series since joining the Hume Football League in the 2008 season.

Crows have sights set on first finals series

Robbie Mackinlay

CONTEST: Seven golfers contested a stableford at the Culcairn Golf Club.

Golfers set for the final round

Heather Lowe

CHILLY: Henty lady golfers braved the cold and hit the course.

Golfers survive cold but not dam

CONTEST: Jindera's Trevor Riley and Brock Burrum Sants' Darcy I'Anson commit to the contest in round 12 of the Hume Football League. Photo: LORRI RODEN

Giants keep finals hopes alive

Robbie Mackinlay

HAPPY DAYS: Magpies forward Andy Carey kicking one of eight goals in a game against Marrar in his first season at The Rock.

TRYC open to options in ruck

Peter Doherty

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A strong quake caused debris to fall in Athens and an abandoned building in Piraeus to collapse.

Strong quake rattles Athens, two injured

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Panthers' Brian To'o (l) celebrates after scoring one of two first-half tries against the Dragons.

Hot Panthers to keep riding rookie wave

Matt Encarnacion
56m ago

Bemused Tyson Frizell has played down speculation of him leaving the Dragons as 'rumours'.

Dragons and Frizell quash unhappy rumours

Matt Encarnacion
56m ago

A strong quake caused debris to fall in Athens and an abandoned building in Piraeus to collapse.

Strong quake rattles Athens, two injured

34m ago

Coach John Worsfold (l) hailed his Bombers' improvement after their latest AFL win over the Crows.

Essendon arrive as AFL finals threat

Steve Larkin
56m ago

Sophie Taylor-Price is continuing her grandfather Bob Hawke's environmental vision through Landcare.

Landcare celebrates 30th, looks to future

56m ago

Popular choice: Owning a mobile phone is a necessity for just about everyone these days, but did you know that there are 2.5 billion of us that use Android making it the world's most popular operating system.

How to find the perfect phone for you

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Water villas at the Maldives at sunrise. The islands of the Maldives are explored by boat, revealing pristine beaches and abundant wildlife.

A delightful Indian Ocean island cruise

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OUTLOOK: The ACM survey aims to find out more about what makes regional and rural communities tick.

Help us build a better understanding of regional Australia

Popular choice: Owning a mobile phone is a necessity for just about everyone these days, but did you know that there are 2.5 billion of us that use Android making it the world's most popular operating system.

How to find the perfect phone for you

Take stock: An annual inventory of all of your in comings and out goings will show you where you can make savings.

Make a new financial year resolution

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LIGHT FANTASTIC: Chase the Northern Lights or the Auroroa Borealis with The Senior and Travelrite on this Nordic cruise in February 2020.

Join us on Northern Lights cruise

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EXTRAS: The home has slow combustion heating and evaporative cooling, as well as a double garage and single carport.

Property provides for mixed farming

PRODUCTIVE: During the vendor's tenure, "Oakleigh" was run as a mixed farming enterprise, for the last eight years as a grazing enterprise producing wool and lambs.

Property provides for mixed farming

51 Trail Street: The property presents a great opportunity for an owner-occupier to put their stamp on the property with the right renovation.

Commercial properties now for sale

Doodle Cooma comments with John

Doodle Cooma comments with John

John Ebsworth

SNAP: Lockhart Camera Club meets the third Wednesday of every month from 7.30pm.

Community diary: what's on this week

NEW FRONTIERS: An artist’s impression of the Orion spacecraft (left) approaching a space station orbiting the Moon during the Artemis program. Picture: NASA

Moon a stepping stone to the universe

By Helen Sim

Doodle Cooma comments with John

Doodle Cooma comments with John

CELESTIAL TECHNOLOGY: An artist's impression of CSIROsat-1 in space to be launched next year. Picture: CSIRO

Down under ready to find its space in the firmament

By Helen Sim

DELICIOUS GOODIES: The Walla Walla Community Markets are held on the second Sunday of each month on Commercial Street.

Community diary: what's on this week

BRAVING THE COLD: Tanae Holland and Steve Stewart take their dog Leo for a walk around Jindera.

Pictures of the week from across the Eastern Riverina

FUN EVENT: Emma Sturm ,5, Jo Knobel and Louisa Lubke, 3, joined in the Come on a Bear Hunt story time morning at St Paul's Primary School, Henty.

Eastern Riverina Chronicle pictures of the week

Howlong Spiders win the Karl Jacka Memorial Trophy

Howlong win over Henty | Photos

SPECIAL VISITOR: Country music star Sara Storer was a guest at Henty Public School Mental Heath Fun Day, and is pictured with Ryan Klemke, 10, Allira Cocking, 7 and Rebecca Zweck, 10.

Students take the lead in the eastern Riverina

RWW Giants player Justin Gordon led his team onto the ground to play his 100th game, Justin has been playing for the Giants for 7 years..

Holbrook down RWW Giants|photos

Lorri Roden

FAMILY FUN: Sally 4, Bob and Cassie 3 Wolf at the Walla Show and Shine.

All the faces from Walla Walla's Show and Shine

SPORTING CHANCE: Dean Whymank game development officer with the NRL and Hayden Honeywill, 17.

Eastern Riverina Chronicle pictures of the week

BBS BEAT CDHBU BY 63 POINTS|PHOTOS

BBS BEAT CDHBU BY 63 POINTS|PHOTOS

Lorri Roden

Indigenous Australians Minister Ken Wyatt at the National Press Club on July 10. Picture: AAP

OPINION
Indigenous Voice proposal fails to nail down the details

Simon Cowan

Insurance a bit of a puzzle to you? Be warned: It just might be about to get worse. Photo: Shutterstock

REAL AUSTRALIA
Insurance = bills with benefits

Janine Graham

Adam Goodes.

We all need to wake up to this illness

Sam Strong

Funerals: the times are a-changing

Funerals: the times are a-changing

Cheryl Field

KEEP ON TOP OF IT: Pharmacists recommend osteoarthritis sufferers talk to their health professional to ensure they are approaching their pain management in the best way.

Osteo sufferers face medication tighten-up

New horizons: Maureen Gleeson (right) and fellow She Shedder Joy Schornikow.

Sheilas sharing the shed

Simon Garner

Sophie Taylor-Price is continuing her grandfather Bob Hawke's environmental vision through Landcare.

Landcare celebrates 30th, looks to future

56m ago

Australia is calling on China for just treatment of detained Chinese-Australian writer Yang Hengjun.

China faces pressure over writer detention

57m ago

Fremantle wharfies will walk off the job, joining strikes in other ports over workplace agreements.

Wharfies continue strike in Fremantle

58m ago

More than 35,000 people are expected to attend the second day of Splendour in the Grass.

Coroner to watch Splendour pill test demo

58m ago

Beverley Quinn, her daughter Mara Harvey and three grandchildren were murdered last September.

Perth dad who killed family to die in jail

58m ago

Residents are still unable to return to Earle Haven Retirement Village.

Qld nursing home residents still in limbo

Robyn Wuth
59m ago

Australian man Lucas Fowler (left) and his American girlfriend were found dead in Canada.

Australian's death in Canada 'suspicious'

Jodie Stephens

Australians believe hospitals, schools and police are doing most for the "greater good".

Leadership data shows plenty of work to do

Angus Livingston, AAP National Economics Writer

FUNDRAISING: Barb Hale, Robbie Griffiths, Barb Gow, Annie Johnston and Kylie Orth captured at the 2019 Mudgee Small Farm Fields. Photo: Supplied

Fresh scones and smiling faces the perfect mix for fundraising

Jay-Anna Mobbs

Glen Innes recorded -12 this morning. Was it a record or not? For local photographer Jayson Sharman the frost brought "sheets of ice on the water, white frost on the backs of the black swans on the Beardy river".

Deep freeze in Celtic country

Jamie Brown

Professor Fred Below is a crop physiologist at the University of Illinois.

The seven wonders of corn yield

Olivia Calver

Lake Louise: Definitely a North American highlight.

Find your next holiday amongst these travel deals

John Rozentals

The super outlook right up George and Pitt Streets to Sydney's CBD and a seemingly ever-changing skyline.

On track for a convenient stop-over

John Rozentals

Meat lovers will relish at Canada's Largest Ribfest, located in Spencer Smith Park in Burlington, Ontario from Friday 30 August until 2 September 2019.

Foodie festivals for gastronomic getaways

Designer Anthony Spon-Smith.

Towering sculptures at home

Permission: I have noticed many images lately from friends and celebrities and politicians but I would guarantee very few have read the Terms and Conditions.

Your face, your photo, but who owns the image?

Mathew Dickerson

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