Gold Coast-based Beau Corp Aquatics and Construction began demolition and construction last month and already the outline of ...
New look Canowindra pool complex progressing swimmingly
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Di Gill special guest speaker at CWA meeting
Update from the Canowindra CWA branch:
Patchwork and quilting to debut at Show
The Canowindra PA & H Show 2013 will be held on the 17th and 28th September 2013 and the Cobley ...
The great shave showdown
The date is locked in, the clippers are being sharpened and everyone at Canowindra Public School is waiting ...
Cabonne to reinforce status as one of the state's soundest councils
Mayor Ian Gosper said the council's third submission to the Independent Local Government Review Panel would address issues in the ...
Grazing management course already fielding strong interest
The Resource Consulting Services (RCS) Grazing Clinic Course will be held Tuesday 25 from 8.30am and Wednesday 26, ...
Residents urged to attend National Broadband network workshop
Cabonne Mayor Ian Gosper has urged residents wishing to know more about the National Broadband Network to attend ...
Another chapter in the history novel
In a letter to the editor, Bill Barwood keeps us posted on the Travelers Rest Inn
Sporting tradition thrives at Canowindra High
Sporting tradition thrives at Canowindra High
Photographs helpful in Royal Hotel restoration
Former Canowindra local, John Watson purchased Canowindra landmark the Royal Hotel a month ago and will be overseeing ...
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Tigers win all three
First Grade, Youth and Tigresses on a winning streak
Junior Tigers tackle Molong
Canowindra Junior league travelled to Molong to play Cabonne United for the first time this season:
Daly wins Minor Singles crown
Canowindra men's Bowls update:
Rohan's road trip gets results
Rohan Toole is in the midst of a demanding schedule where he has played squash at both a ...
Triple threat
Our weekly update with Canowindra Women's Bowls
Sporting tradition thrives at Canowindra High
Sporting tradition thrives at Canowindra High
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Birds on the brink: 13% of species face extinction
Australia has lost 2 per cent of its birds already and another 20 bird species are considered at ...
Protect our data, but don't monitor us online
Australians have a high level of trust in governments to protect their personal information from misuse, a survey has found.
Still breathing the devil's dust
At first it was miners and wharfies, then all sorts of tradesmen. Now a different generation of home ...
GALLERY: Mel Doyle quits Sunrise
Melissa Doyle has announced that she is leaving Channel Seven's Sunrise after nearly 12 years on the breakfast ...
Gillard plans Jakarta talks on boat people
Julia Gillard is planning a trip to Indonesia in two weeks to discuss with President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono ways to ...
Holden pressures Coalition on funding
Holden is stepping up pressure on the federal Coalition to commit to funding for the automotive industry over ...
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Neil Perry does lamb shanks
The cold winter months ahead are certainly looking less bleak, and definitely more meaty.
Let's discuss that Vice suicide fashion spread
The women in fiction edition of Vice magazine has ignited several debates.
Snapshot of history
A South Australian gentleman shares the lives of six ladies in his latest book.
So long smearing, hello smudging
Writer Donna Kelly is sad that the one cuisine technique she has mastered has ended.
Are women lonelier than men?
Perhaps loneliness hits women harder because of how we are valued in terms of our relationships.
Lisa Ho shuts up shop
Fashion designer Lisa Ho is closing down. Administrators HLB Mann Judd issued a statement on Tuesday announcing the ...
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Rohan's road trip gets results
Rohan Toole is in the midst of a demanding schedule where he has played squash at both a ...
Di Gill special guest speaker at CWA meeting
Update from the Canowindra CWA branch:
Sporting tradition thrives at Canowindra High
Sporting tradition thrives at Canowindra High
The lone bushranger
Johnny Vane was one of the gang that conducted the notorious raids on Canowindra in 1863. He died ...
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GALLERY: Mel Doyle quits Sunrise
Melissa Doyle has announced that she is leaving Channel Seven's Sunrise after nearly 12 years on the breakfast ...
Royal couple won't learn baby's sex until its birth
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have asked not to be told their baby's gender because they want ...
Low-cost TV rules as networks chase cheap news
The reason free-to-air commercial broadcasters are so fond of news, current affairs and sports programming was made abundantly ...
Post-production sector in serious decline
The post sector is struggling, according to ABS data; Film Vic funds Hartley feature doc; Refn film wins ...
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Daily horoscopes: Thursday, June 20
Read Alison Moroney's daily stars for Thursday, June 20, 2013.
ASIC probe too late for too many
The Senate inquiry into the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) is long overdue but welcome.
Retirees feel like they are 30 again, study finds
Retirement makes people feel happier and healthier than they have done at any point since their mid-30s, an ...
Helping a friend with depression or anxiety
You probably know a friend or loved one who is suffering from depression or anxiety, but do you ...
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So long smearing, hello smudging
Writer Donna Kelly is sad that the one cuisine technique she has mastered has ended.
Drive safely this winter
Treechanger Donna Kelly may have left the road ragers behind but the tailgaters are still in force. And ...
Drive safely this winter
Treechanger Donna Kelly may have left the road ragers behind but the tailgaters are still in force. And ...
Drive safely this winter
Treechanger Donna Kelly may have left the road ragers behind but the tailgaters are still in force.
With winter comes extra clothes and colds
Asthma sufferer Donna Kelly shares what winter in Victoria means to her.
Students struggle to survive
Opinion: Some uni students are being forced into low-paying jobs just to get food on the table.
Travel
Win a two-bedroom stay for the Ekka
The Ekka is from August 8-17, and we’ve got a two-night stay to giveaway in a two-bedroom apartment ...
The big chill: embrace or escape
From sun-filled sojourns to log fire retreats, Belinda Jackson reveals the hottest last-minute winter holidays.
Off limits: 10 places you will never go in Australia
There's off the beaten track, and there's so far off the beaten track that you can't even get ...
Gold Coast hinterland: Clouds on Beechmont
Divine intervention, perhaps. There’s something enlightening about spending a night in a renovated church – whether it be ...