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EVOLUTION: John Krauss has gone from playing cricket to drink beer to scoring an avalanche of runs. Photo: Laini Kirkman

King Krauss rules: Delungra cricketer scores 300 not out

Mark Bode

Search is on for new rugby superstars

Naomi Shumack

On her way up: Former Inverell Highlander Rhiannon Byers is now an Australian development player, and is hoping to secure a spot on the Sydney Sevens team. Photo by Stu Walmsley.

Former Inverell Highlander plays for Australia

Naomi Shumack

EVOLUTION: John Krauss has gone from playing cricket to drink beer to scoring an avalanche of runs. Photo: Laini Kirkman

King Krauss rules: Delungra cricketer scores 300 not out

New faces: Jacinta Lavender, Brayden Vickery, James Sheather, Libby Viriki are looking forward to the Group 19 rugby league season ahead with mayor sponsor's Tingha Royal Hotel on board.

Tingha Tigers to host Australia Day sign-on day

Local successes in Kingstown Jamboree

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Laura Hayes, Lily Coleman, Molly Trindall, Paris Whibley, and Chloe Gray enjoying last year's event.

Local Hereford show set to encourage future farmers

Naomi Shumack

Shirley Godwin and Michelle Pickford visited Inverell from Sydney last year.

Plenty of Australia Day events happening around the Inverell Shire

Laini Kirkman

Kerri Fitzpatrick with Matsumoto, winner of quarter horse championship in the 2017 show.

Old fashioned fun promised for Bundarra Show

Naomi Shumack

Laura Hayes, Lily Coleman, Molly Trindall, Paris Whibley, and Chloe Gray enjoying last year's event.

Local Hereford show set to encourage future farmers

Weeds and Waterholes Bash returns to Delungra Hotel

Laini Kirkman

Lynda Atkinson, Leah Sharpe, Lea Russell, Dallas McDonald, Kate and Doug Mather and mayor Paul Harmon at Life Foundations on Tuesday.

Inverell volunteers pack food hampers for Bonshaw farmers in need | Video

Laini Kirkman

From the desk of Mrs Claus: Mrs Claus opens her heart to tell the children of the world how she feels about them this Christmas.

A note from Mrs Claus to share the joy

Mrs Claus

Sarah Mostyn, of Windella Farms

Five small businesses making their dreams come true

Emma Elsworthy

Rebecca Stern, of Mustard Made.

Savvy business mums are doin' it for themselves in regional Australia

Emma Elsworthy

From the desk of Mrs Claus: Mrs Claus opens her heart to tell the children of the world how she feels about them this Christmas.

A note from Mrs Claus to share the joy

Aloha Zen’s Byron Bay Pillow, $107.00

Unique gift ideas for the hard-to-buy-guy in your life

Emma Elsworthy

The Small Folk’s founders Anna and Simon Davis say their roles as early childhood educators helped guide their vision to create "enchanting, holistic play, celebrating a naturally simplified childhood".

Why a labour of love makes all the difference in regional Australia

Emma Elsworthy

Spacious family home

House of the week: The ultimate country escape in Tamworth

House of the week: the perfect dream home for the family

Surgery for Casey Lewis may give Macayla and Cobi their old mum back.

Mum’s plea for aid

Ian Jones

LOCAL: CEO of Homes North Maree McKenzie said management and planning of social housing could be tailored to the specific needs of our region.

Social housing dawns in New England with Homes North expansion

Steve Green

Welcome to the world baby Beau Mepham

Surgery for Casey Lewis may give Macayla and Cobi their old mum back.

Mum’s plea for aid

HEY-DAY: The Inverell Milling Company showed how modern technology could be used with its processing equipment. Picture: Contributed

Milling marvels in Inverell

Otho Street 1890's

Otho Street through the ages | Photos

Photos from Inverell Times

Ewe are joking! Check out these weird and wacky ways to keep your pet cool

Adrian Hatch said he always feels inspired when he comes along to art gallery classes.

Creative minds fostered in holiday art classes

The annual Zone 13 Pony Club Jamboree – presentation | Photos

Rafael Nadal

It’s day 1 of the Australia Open and it’s hot

Elvis impersonator John Collins looks at his reflection before boarding the Elvis Express at Central Station.

All shook up on the Elvis train to Parkes

Melissa Iaria

Lady Gaga

Colour returns to Golden Globes red carpet

Howell Mine

Remembering the Tin Mines around Inverell

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Street machines: Hot rods gleam, growl through Canberra for Summernats

James Joyce

High self-control not all it’s cracked up to be

John Malouff

Now what?: Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May reacts after she won a no-confidence vote against her government in the House of Commons on Wednesday. She must now find another way to address the Brexit debacle after the dramatic failure of the government Brexit vote this week. Picture: Jessica Taylor

How Brexit crisis will end is anyone’s guess

John Hewson

CHANGING PLACES: Regional journalist Sahil Makkar lived for more than 25 years in New Delhi, where the temperature gets up to 50 degrees. He is now experiencing his first summer in the Central West. Photo: MATT WATSON

I’ve experienced 50-degree heat. This is something else

Sahil Makkar

Police are urging people to be wary giving out personal or financial details over the phone. Photo: Shutterstock.

Scammers impersonating police, using arrest threats

GET IT RIGHT: Ensuring your seat belt fits properly could prove critical in a crash.

Seat belts: Are you using yours properly?

Professor Kiarash Khosrotehrani.

Cutting off melanoma escape routes

Health authorities are urging people to take extra care and keep hydrated during the heat.

Records break, parts of NSW to reach 48C

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Evie Amati has been jailed for an axe attack at a Sydney convenience store.

Axe attacker sentenced to four years' jail

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Jamie Clavant's mum will make an appeal for the return of the missing 12-year-old.

Mum to make plea to find Melbourne boy

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Scott Morrison says he's very disappointed in the politics of the live exports issue.

Shorten not judging live export activists

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The aged-care industry says it does not fear the scrutiny as the royal commission kicks off.

'Rising torrent' of concern over aged care

Tim Dornin
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A series of vigils are being planned in tribute to murdered student Aiia Maasarwe in Melbourne.

Tram CCTV handed over in student killing

Kaitlyn Offer and Christine McGinn
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Scott Morrison wants to calm tension caused by mass fish deaths in the Murray-Darling River system.

No knee-jerk answer to Murray-Darling: PM

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Mr Lim is a regular sight on Sydney street corners carrying signs with political or social messages.

Sydney sign activist Lim to challenge fine

Luke Costin

Adventure Bay Retreat: Something special on Bruny Island. Photo: Brad Harris

Your weekly travel inspiration

John Rozentals

Wilpena Pound: a natural amphitheatre.

Find yourself in the Flinders Ranges

John Rozental

A flashback to slower travel: Cruise Express’s six-day ‘Great Southern Loop’.

Your weekly travel inspiration

John Rozentals

Lots of benefits: Worms not only munch through a lot of your food waste, but will also produce fertiliser that your plants will love.

Worms help reduce waste

For more recipes see australianlamb.com.au

Try this: Honey, pineapple and chilli lamb leg

Possible tax hikes: If Labor succeeds in making both these changes, a top-rate taxpayer will suddenly find themselves paying CGT of 36.75% – an increase of almost 58%.

Our CGT may be one of the highest in the world

Noel Whittaker