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Who's playing where this weekend?

Who's playing where this weekend?

Joel Erickson

Delma Taylor looking good for a hoop.

Narooma croquet latest results

Walkers at Pretty Beach (from left) Jan Smith, Jan Raabe, Wendy Selby, David Maidment, Peter Hunt, Gail Drury, Margaret Lynch, Steve Deck, Jo Jean-Mairet.

Walkers take on mountain circuit route

Who's playing where this weekend?

Who's playing where this weekend?

Got a sport story to tell? We’re all ears

Got a sport story to tell? We’re all ears

Bermagui Men's Golf: Saturday winners from left; Paul Revill (A grade winner), Noel Haase (A grade R/U) and Jim Manton (B grade winner).

Results from around the district's golf clubs

Entrants of last year's quest included: (standing) Sophie Brown, Mitchell Verrall, Suzanna Boulton, Rory Spurgeon, Jemma Harvey, David Perry, winner Findlay Walker, (seated) runner-up Geena Thomas, Anna Rogerson and Jade Vlatkovic.

Quota search for the next student of the year

Jobs drive at Narooma.

Looking for a job in health or community care? Council representatives to run jobs drive at Narooma

A jouster and the crowd at the Berry Celtic Festival share an up close and personal moment.

What's on? No matter where you are, make it musical

Entrants of last year's quest included: (standing) Sophie Brown, Mitchell Verrall, Suzanna Boulton, Rory Spurgeon, Jemma Harvey, David Perry, winner Findlay Walker, (seated) runner-up Geena Thomas, Anna Rogerson and Jade Vlatkovic.

Quota search for the next student of the year

MACS members' exhibition launch this Friday evening.

Diary Dates | Events in the Eurobodalla Shire

Paul Sweeney (right), principal of Narooma Public School, won the raffle prize at Quota’s trivia night. Pictured with his team: Leanne Breust, Peter Hodge, Virginia Hodge, Alana Owen-Stewart and Christine Sweeney.

Keep in touch with what's happening around Narooma | PHOTOS

Visitors: Jugiong features a boutique cafe, hotel, wine cellar, galleries, gift shops and a motel as well as various other accommodation. Photo: Tricia Wimpenny.

Jugiong is great for a visit

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Questacon is an exciting and intriguing concentration of science brought to life in vivid techni-colour.

The ultimate family fun holiday itinerary in Canberra

Emma Elsworthy

Ballarat man Lindsay, 69, has been delighted with the service Pennytel has delivered saying, "I won't go with anyone else 'cause I'm happy - you won't get better."

Old-fashioned service brings satisfaction with a smile

Visitors: Jugiong features a boutique cafe, hotel, wine cellar, galleries, gift shops and a motel as well as various other accommodation. Photo: Tricia Wimpenny.

Jugiong is great for a visit

HELLO: Meet the locals on our escorted cruise to Papua New Guinea, one of the most culturally diverse countries in the world.

Explore Papua New Guinea on this cruise

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A selection of dishes available at the hip and happening Lazy Su. Pic: OutInCanberra

Ten iconic Canberra haunts for the ultimate foodie bucket list

Emma Elsworthy

Secure this superb, brand new townhouse

Secure this superb, brand new townhouse

Far South Coast House of the Week May 22

This 1940s cottage is the perfect balance of old and new

This 1940s cottage is the perfect balance of old and new

Shoalhaven House of the Week May 22

This Sunshine Bay home is a renovator's dream

This Sunshine Bay home is a renovator's dream

Eurobodalla House of the Week May 22

Green thumbs: Alana Baker, Sandy Costello, Bauxi Wieland, Robin McLauchlan and Wayne Redmond enjoy morning tea and a chat at the Community Garden at the Narooma Public School.

Keep in touch with what's happening in Narooma

HISTORIC MOMENT: Apollo 11 astronaut Buzz Aldrin here on July 21, 1969, standing on the Moon in a photograph taken by mission commander Neil Armstrong. Across Australia and around the globe, hundreds of millions tuned in to watch as the human race took its first steps in space. Once the realm of science fiction, it was now a reality. Picture: NASA

Race to space began as a daring dream

By Helen Sim

Entrants of last year's quest included: (standing) Sophie Brown, Mitchell Verrall, Suzanna Boulton, Rory Spurgeon, Jemma Harvey, David Perry, winner Findlay Walker, (seated) runner-up Geena Thomas, Anna Rogerson and Jade Vlatkovic.

Quota search for the next student of the year

Green thumbs: Alana Baker, Sandy Costello, Bauxi Wieland, Robin McLauchlan and Wayne Redmond enjoy morning tea and a chat at the Community Garden at the Narooma Public School.

Keep in touch with what's happening in Narooma

Carrying on: Marian Byfield, along her husband Don, has not let their life-threatening cancer diagnoses slow their Biggest Morning Tea event down.

Join in the Biggest Morning Tea

Paul Sweeney (right), principal of Narooma Public School, won the raffle prize at Quota’s trivia night. Pictured with his team: Leanne Breust, Peter Hodge, Virginia Hodge, Alana Owen-Stewart and Christine Sweeney.

Keep in touch with what's happening around Narooma | PHOTOS

OCEAN'S mystery: Beachcomber John Miller from Port Fairy is discovering plenty of interesting items washed onto the shoreline. Picture: Anthony Brady

Beachcombers are on the hunt for rare finds along our coastline

Nic Langenberg (left) with 104-year-old Dorothy Yeomans at Sea Life Sydney Aquarium.

Watch this shark glide by 104-year-old Dorothy

ONE OF THE GREATS: Master of the guitar Daniel Champagne is returning to the South Coast for a run of shows while on a massive tour. Picture: Eryca Green

Daniel Champagne's relentless 82-gig tour brings him home to South Coast

The weird, whacky wonderfulness of election day

The weird, whacky wonderfulness of election day

Tuross Community Garden growers had made jam to sell on Election Day at the Kyla Park polling centre in Tuross Head. Displaying their wares are Sue Nicholas, Ingrid Meyer and Esther Krizman.

Tuross Head to Narooma: 2019 Federal Election | PHOTOS

Jeanne Medlicott

A screengrab from a YouTube video showing the former PM Bob Hawke skolling a beer from Mr Brandon.

Hawke downing 'one for the country' brings back memories

Robert Crawford

Tassie devil predicts election outcome

Tassie devil predicts election outcome

Scott Gelston

PIZZA MAN: Narooma Vinnies volunteers love to have a laugh when putting new stock out on the floor.

Take a tour and see the value of Vinnies in the community | PHOTOS, VIDEO

Claudia Ferguson

BADGE OF HONOUR: CWA State President Annette Turner gives Sally James her State CWA Vice-President badge last year.

'Don't wait for government': Letters to the Editor

'Simple query, no answer' Letters to the editor

'Simple query, no answer' Letters to the editor

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Send a letter to the editor

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Associate Professor Stephen Macfarlane is part of a clinical trial looking into treatment for Parkinson's disease dementia.

Trial of new drug to treat Parkinson's dementia

MEET AND GREET: Academics from University of Sunshine Coast with international students, attending a familiarisation tour of the Cooinda Aged Care.

Uni 'roomies' to move into aged care home

SMART MOVES: Thinking of downsizing to a granny flat? Make sure you formalise decisions and get legal advice before moving in.

Estate planning: avoid granny flat pitfalls

Meerkats at Werribee zoo now have their food dispensed by a computer-controlled feeder.

Meerkats make a meal of new feed device

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Anthony Albanese is all but confirmed as Labor's next leader, with focus now on who will be deputy.

Shorten tells Labor the 'fight goes on'

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Results for the federal electorates of Bass, Macquarie and Lilley are yet to be decided.

Senate position improves for coalition

1hr ago

Prime Minister Scott Morrison visits his great great aunt Dame Mary Gilmore's grave in Cloncurry.

Scott Morrison honours famous aunt

1hr ago

An appeal over Adani's indigenous land use agreement will go ahead in Brisbane next week

Traditional owners in court over Adani

Nicholas McElroy
2hrs ago

Samantha Farrer says she was shut down and her work was altered with her being consulted.

Inquest told investigator was shut down

Hannah Higgins
2hrs ago

A memorial service will be held at the Sydney Opera House to honour Bob Hawke on June 14.

State memorial service for Bob Hawke

Paul Osborne

Clare O'Neil

O'Neil rises to federal leadership chance

Angus Livingston

Sharon and Alf Cantrell hold letters and portrait of Banjo Paterson when Major in Egypt drawn by War Artist George W Lambert.

Honour for Banjo

Mark Griggs
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NEW STANDARDS: Horsham Regional Livestock Exchange manager Paul Christopher is right behind a new Australian standard for loading and unloading ramps and forcing pens. Photo by Samantha Camarri.

National loading ramp standard on the way

Andrew Miller

Mrs Pavey and John Barilaro in Griffith at a meeting to discuss water issues. Photo by Jacinta Dickins, Area News.

Pavey promises greater transparency on Murray-Darling

John Ellicott and Jacinta Dickins

The highway near Glen Innes: A picturesque window on the New England region of NSW. Image: Destination NSW.

Your weekly travel inspirations

John Rozentals

GOTTA DO IT?: Australian travellers surveyed by Hotels.com were more willing to pay out big ($1000 per night) to stay in five-star luxury in Anaheim, California in 2018.

Getting more bang for your five-star buck

Making the extraordinary appear ordinary in Siem Reap City

Making the extraordinary appear ordinary in Siem Reap City

John Rozentals

Visit sydneyfishmarket.com.au/seafood-school/recipes-cooking-info/recipes

Try this: Scallop pot-sticker dumplings

OCEAN'S mystery: Beachcomber John Miller from Port Fairy is discovering plenty of interesting items washed onto the shoreline. Picture: Anthony Brady

Beachcombers are on the hunt for rare finds along our coastline

Jackson Graham

Stegbar's latest double glaze series, Alumiere, is designed to require minimal framing.

How to keep your heating bills down