The Inverell Times
Wednesday, 10 August
Package options on the line for fishermen
NICE CATCH: Grants are available of the upcoming NSW Gone Fishing Day in October.
Mitchell Craig
'We won't rest until we are heard': health petition breaks half-way milestone
Owner of Inverell's Freckles Cafe, Jenny Thomas, with MP Adam Marshall and the petition, which is available to sign at businesses throughout the electorate.
Rachel Gray
Bush dance builds on community connections
Mitchell Craig
FREE FOR ALL: The community were entertained by bush dance events over the weekend.
PHOTOS: Intermediate league tag match between Glen Innes and Inverell
Ellen Dunger
How stargazers can hook a 'Sturgeon Supermoon'
Rosie Bensley
The Supermoon emerging from the clouds in 2017. Photo: Adam McLean
Forward thinking will help farmers manage future disaster
UNITED: Farmers are set to benefit under a new program aimed at tackling major issues in the agriculture industry.
Shot in the arm for community infrastructure projects
FUNDING BOOST: Northern Tablelands MP Adam Marshall with Inverell Shire Mayor Paul Harmon. Mr Marshall is urging local councils and community groups to get their applications in for a share of funding under round 5 of the State Governments popular Stronger Country Communities Fund.
'We're very disappointed': Charity pulls out of GP clinics in New England
Andrew Messenger
RARMS plans to continue operating the West Armidale Medical Centre. Picture by Laurie Bullock
What's on
'So much at stake': Visitors locked out from AgQuip amid biosecurity fears
ACM Rural Events organiser Kate Nugent said travellers from Indonesia would be banned from attending AgQuip. Pictures file and supplied
Tess Kelly
'He's looking forward to the future:' Nathan Stapleton and his family are making plans
Ellen Dunger
BACK TO WHERE IT ALL BEGAN: Mick and Brett Stapleton were presented with a special jumper from Nathan's junior club; Glen Innes Minor League. Photo: Ellen Dunger
Our People
Milestone for Variety Bash veteran with links to champion jumper
Alexandra Bernard
Moree's Lee Estens, with grandson Jack Estens Young, will partake in her 20th Variety Bash this month. Photo: Supplied
Rodeo, campdraft event numbers strong despite foot-and-mouth threat
Caitlin Reid
CALM THE FARM: Australian Bushmen's Campdraft and Rodeo Association (ABCRA) executive officer Craig Young. Picture by Peter Hardin
Scamwatch: As interest rates rise, people looking to invest in bonds are falling victim to these type of scams
SHODDY INVESTMENT: Losses suffered by Australian victims of imposter bond scams increased by 265 per cent in the first half of the year, compared to the same period last year.
Help on way after funeral insurer collapse
Paul Osborne
Stephen Jones says the priority is to limit the damage and grief caused by Youpla's liquidation. (Lukas Coch/AAP PHOTOS)
'Put it away': Dramatic results after school's mobile phone ban
Nadine Morton • 2hrs ago
POSITIVE: There has been a 90 per cent reduction in behavioural issues since mobile phones were banned at on Sydney school. Picture: Lachlan Bence
Opinion
Here's how we can keep teachers in the workforce
Jenny Gore
Fixing the teacher shortage requires big picture, evidence informed strategies. Picture: Shutterstock

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National
Opinion
Why would the government deliberately make things more expensive?
Australians are getting slugged at the checkout because of nonsensical decisions. Picture: Shutterstock
Adam Triggs
Ideas welcome but tax cuts stay: Chalmers
Maeve Bannister • 14m ago
Treasurer Jim Chalmers says the government will push ahead with tax cuts for higher-income earners. (Mick Tsikas/AAP PHOTOS)
Murder charge over elderly Vic man death
Callum Godde • 14m ago
Victoria Police have charged a 60-year-old man with murder over the bashing death of an 86-year-old. (Diego Fedele/AAP PHOTOS)
Most farmers optimistic about the future
Liv Casben • 18m ago
A report has found 74 per cent of farmers believe there are many or unlimited opportunities ahead. (Dean Lewins/AAP PHOTOS)
Farmers included with older outdoor workers for mozzie virus vaccine
Chris McLennan • 23m ago
FREE VACCINE: Another free jab has been offered this time for older outdoor workers at risk from Japanese encephalitis.
Commonwealth Games
Five stars who shone at Birmingham 2022
Emma McKeon of Australia with one of the six golds she won at Commonwealth Games 2022 in Birmingham. (AP PHOTO)
No bull - Brum's Games were just bostin'
Ian Chadband
Birmingham's Raging Bull symbolised a splendid Games that didn't take themselves too seriously. (AP PHOTO)
Gold and silver for Australia in javelin
John Salvado
Michelle Jenneke has produced another fast time in the women's 100m hurdles final in Birmingham. (Dean Lewins/AAP PHOTOS)
Sport
Grand final time: Inverell Saints under 14 player profiles
Bangladesh secure consolation win in Zim
Bangladesh batsman Anamul Haque on the attack in the victory against Zimbabwe. (AP PHOTO)
Group 19 senior semi-finals to get underway
Ellen Dunger
The Boomerangs will host the minor semi-final this Saturday. Photo: Leanne Presnell
Young Saints eye grand final success on home turf
Ellen Dunger
50k and growing: Community digs deep for Stapo
Ellen Dunger
Pat Wright
AFL
Hawks skipper McEvoy to retire from AFL
15-year AFL veteran Ben McEvoy has announced he will retire at the end of Hawthorn's season. (Linda Higginson/AAP PHOTOS)
Melissa Woods and Shayne Hope
Carlton will appeal Cripps' suspension
Alex Mitchell
Carlton plan to appeal the two-game ban Patrick Cripps (l) copped from the clash against Brisbane. (Jono Searle/AAP PHOTOS)
Butters throws support behind Power coach
Martin Pegan
Young Port Adelaide star Zak Butters wants coach Ken Hinkley to stay. (Joel Carrett/AAP PHOTOS)
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Heartbeat of Australia
How local news affects your wellbeing
Professor Sora Park
The good, bad, ugly sides of social media
Anita Beaumont
Healthy balance: Rupert Saunders, a psychologist and the national clinical adviser for headspace.
Why Teneille took the treechange leap - and she's part of a growing trend
Nadine Morton
COUNTRY MOVE: Teneille Rennick and her children Elsie, 2, and Harrison, 5, are among the tree changers who moved to Orange. Picture: Jude Keogh

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Yetman cattle property sells for $5.6m
Marian Macdonald
Our Business
Inverell pub sales bring New England total to $100 million
Vanessa Arundale
SOLD: The Imperial Hotel in Inverell has sold to hotelier Jim Knox. picture: supplied.
Severn River country with cattle option | Video, Photos
Mark Phelps
Ray White Rural: Northern NSW property Albertina will be auctioned in Brisbane on May 20.

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What's On
Women fight back: New Inverell program for victims of violence
FIGHT BACK: Local women are learning how to protect themselves from physical violence thanks to new classes at Sapphire Academy of Sports.
Cady Biddle
Juicy line-up of entertainment at orange festival
Our History
Koori historian to speak at Myall Creek
Newsroom
Dancers at the memorial.
Service NSW visiting region's villages
REGIONAL TOUR: The Service NSW's Mobile Service Centre will visit three local villages. Photo: Supplied
What's on
Inverell turns into Paris with Cabaret for Ukraine
Newsroom
Peta Blyth, a soprano, is best known for Opera in the Paddock and has performed globally including with the Australian Opera.
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Remarkable women in bloom at the Royal Botanic Garden Sydney
A floral tribute to Elizabeth I at Fleurs de Villes, Covent Garden on display in London. Picture: Supplied
The stunning, natural beauty on New Zealand
Emma Brown
Top to tail: From Auckland on the North Island to Queenstown on the South Island, this rail and road tour has something for everyone.
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Community
Our People
Milestone for Variety Bash veteran with links to champion jumper
Moree's Lee Estens, with grandson Jack Estens Young, will partake in her 20th Variety Bash this month. Photo: Supplied
Alexandra Bernard
Rodeo, campdraft event numbers strong despite foot-and-mouth threat
Caitlin Reid
CALM THE FARM: Australian Bushmen's Campdraft and Rodeo Association (ABCRA) executive officer Craig Young. Picture by Peter Hardin
Scamwatch: As interest rates rise, people looking to invest in bonds are falling victim to these type of scams
SHODDY INVESTMENT: Losses suffered by Australian victims of imposter bond scams increased by 265 per cent in the first half of the year, compared to the same period last year.
Help on way after funeral insurer collapse
Paul Osborne
Stephen Jones says the priority is to limit the damage and grief caused by Youpla's liquidation. (Lukas Coch/AAP PHOTOS)
Townsend calls time in business world to focus on family
Mark Kriedemann
OUT OF BUSINESS: Joe Townsend joined the great resignation for more family time. Photo: Peter Hardin
Photos and Video
Opinion
One key tool for teals as varying shades emerge
Lower house independents - from left: Sophie Scamps, Allegra Spender, Kylea Tink, Zali Stegall and Monique Ryan. Picture: Sitthixay Ditthavong
John Warhurst
Analysis
Ambassador offers little to ease fears of a worried West
Mark Kenny
Chinese Ambassador Xiao Qian speaks at the National Press Club. Picture: Elesa Kurtz
Opinion
Why would the government deliberately make things more expensive?
Adam Triggs
Australians are getting slugged at the checkout because of nonsensical decisions. Picture: Shutterstock
Aust should drop global warming target because it's 'unattainable': Gas company
Dan Jervis-Bardy
File picture: Shutterstock
Watch
From just two- to 14-years-old: See these young guns crack the whip
Lawson Milligan, North Maclean demonstrates a lying down whip crack.
Comment
Opinion
One key tool for teals as varying shades emerge
Lower house independents - from left: Sophie Scamps, Allegra Spender, Kylea Tink, Zali Stegall and Monique Ryan. Picture: Sitthixay Ditthavong
John Warhurst
Opinion
Here's how we can keep teachers in the workforce
Jenny Gore
Fixing the teacher shortage requires big picture, evidence informed strategies. Picture: Shutterstock
Analysis
Ambassador offers little to ease fears of a worried West
Mark Kenny
Chinese Ambassador Xiao Qian speaks at the National Press Club. Picture: Elesa Kurtz
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Therese Murray
Ex-soldiers 'overwhelmed' by compo process
Sam McKeith
The mother of a veteran says he was bullied, discharged, and failed by doctors before his suicide.
Watch those hovercraft fly, spin and thrill
John Piggott
HOVERNAUTS ARE GO: Competitors line up for a sprint event at Lake Bonney in 2019.
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Tracking methane emissions on farm
Luciano Gonzalez, Sydney Uni, Andrew Donoghue, Vytelle, Jon Wright, Coota Park, and Tom Granleese, NSW DPI.
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Queensland buyers snap up 44 of 63 Woonallee Simmentals at Tamworth
Simon Chamberlain • 1hr ago
Lambs later and lighter | Market Murmurs
Karen Bailey
Life & Style
Pub classics keep diners coming back
The tender sirloin with pepper sauce and mash and (left) the radicchio and rocket salad with sherry vinaigrette
Ian Moore
So what is it that's in short supply? Basically everything
Sam Hollier
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Trialling digital delivery of educational programs to reach more students in need
The Smith Family is trialling an online educational delivery environment to help students in need. Picture: Supplied.
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