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Taine Riley (back, second from right) and the under-21s NSW Cyclones Country indoor cricket team.

Riley represents NSW Country at Indoor Cricket National Champs

Jem Nash

Major achievement: Inverell's Jake House has signed a scholarship contract with the Melbourne Storm. The 15-year-old will move to Brisbane next year to play for feeder club the North Devils.

Jake House signs scholarship contract with Melbourne Storm

Laini Kirkman

A LOCAL TO CHEER ON: Glen Innes' Sarah Byrne will line up for the Greater Northern Tigers in the Country Championships at Mead Park this Saturday.

Country Championships a huge coup for Glen Innes

Ellen Dunger

Taine Riley (back, second from right) and the under-21s NSW Cyclones Country indoor cricket team.

Riley represents NSW Country at Indoor Cricket National Champs

Group 19 rugby league podcast for round 14 of the competition

Group 19 rugby league podcast for round 14 of the competition

Ellen Dunger

IN THE CLEAR: Dean Kelly busts open the Warialda defence. Photo: Ellen Dunger.

Roos have one more chance to make finals with loss to Warialda

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Some of the many pieces up for grabs.

Love Me By Tender Art Auction Finale to be held on Friday evening

Laini Kirkman

Photo from www.billygraham.org.au/sharing-hope-seminar/ website.

Danthonia Bruderhof to host a 'sharing hope in crisis' seminar

Talent on show: There's been some very creative jeans entered throughout the years. Photo: From the archives.

Get creative with your old jeans

Laini Kirkman

Some of the many pieces up for grabs.

Love Me By Tender Art Auction Finale to be held on Friday evening

Riders take on the challenge last year.

Riders gear up for 2019 North Star Trail Ride

Laini Kirkman

Rain did not deter Tingha residents from celebrating NAIDOC Week yesterday. Photo: Facebook.

Celebrating NAIDOC Week around Inverell

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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ASSISTANCE: The UN report, Investing in Rural People, calls on mature-aged workers to provide skills, resources and confidence to youths.

Working on helping youths

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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.

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

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House of the Week | Decked out for views

House of the Week | Decked out for views

House of the week: Decked out for views in North Tamworth

House of the week: Decked out for views in North Tamworth

House of the week: Californian charm mixed with a slice of history

House of the week: Californian charm mixed with a slice of history

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

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

Rain did not deter Tingha residents from celebrating NAIDOC Week yesterday. Photo: Facebook.

Celebrating NAIDOC Week around Inverell

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

Helen and Allan Meyer.

Want to know how life could be better?

Laini Kirkman

Kindergarten students dressed up as seniors to celebrate 100 days of school.

Celebrating 100 days of Kindy

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

Peter Garrett.

40+ photos from the 2019 Big Red Bash

Justine Carmady from Hat Head, Elle Gillett and Jake wilton holding the hooks after the rescue. Photo: Supplied

Watch a manta ray with hooks stuck in eye ask a human for help

Buzz Aldrin steps from The Eagle lunar module on to the moon. Here, on Australian TV sets, we watched in glorious black and white. Picture: NASA

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A small step, a town rivalry and screaming in the jungle

From 2017: The dunes of Big Red were a perfect vantage point to watch the glorious sunset.

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Rock on: when the dead heart is jump-started

Sally Cripps

Halina Huynh and Sasha Bryant.

Children sculpt swans at Inverell Art Gallery | Photos

Laini Kirkman

It was 30 years ago today ... no, nothing to do with The Beatles.

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All grown up, Charles Sturt University celebrates its 30th birthday

Jodie Bruton

Barry Ehsman found the bird bath frozen.

Cold snap hits Inverell | Photos

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

Buzz Aldrin steps from The Eagle lunar module on to the moon. Here, on Australian TV sets, we watched in glorious black and white. Picture: NASA

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A small step, a town rivalry and screaming in the jungle

Joanne Crawford

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

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

Australian's death in Canada 'suspicious'

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

Leadership data shows plenty of work to do

Indigenous artist Carbiene McDonald Tjangala has won the $100,000 Hadley's Art Prize in Hobart.

Indigenous artist wins landscape art prize

A criminologist has likened the trauma in police strip searches to that suffered in sexual assaults.

Pill testing won't 'green light' drug use

A judge found Rose Helena Thomas to be a suitable candidate for leniency.

Lovers sentenced over 15.9 kilos of ice

Margaret Scheikowski

Yang Hengjun is likely to be charged with endangering state security in China.

Beijing moves against Chinese-Aust writer

Katina Curtis, AAP Senior Political Writer

Former AFL great Michael Long was among mourners at the funeral for family patriarch Jack Long.

NT football patriarch Jack Long farewelled

Greg Roberts

Professor Ross Taylor of the ANU. Fifty years ago, he analysed the first samples of moon rock (left). Picture: Sitthixay Ditthavong

Canberra scientist remembers touching the moon 50 years on

Steve Evans

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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Try this: Stir-fried squid with black beans, bok choy & noodles