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Young agronomist Tim Tarlinton inspects a Riverina oat crop. Picture: Nikki Reynolds

CULCAIRN: Casey, Jimmy and Emma Johnson, from Wagga, were all smiles while enjoying the Culcairn Show and Shine.

WAGGA: Jason Lagaali shows off his barber skills on Nevil Wedge during a workshop at Tolland Community Centre. Picture: Kieren L Tilly

Jess Head and Amielia Davis, both of Harden, watch the action at the Harden Murrumburrah Twin Towns Rodeo. Picture: Nikki Reynolds

CULCAIRN: Craig and Linda Hamilton, from Tangambalanga at the Culcairn Show and Shine.

CULCAIRN: Gabby, Bailey, Cooper, Hudson and Dulcie Phillips, from Culcairn, at the Show and Shine.

WESTERN RIVERINA: A police officer conducts an RBT on Box Yards Road, 100 kilometres north-west of Hay. Picture: NSW Police Force

COOTAMUNDRA: Sergeant Damian Nott warns that underage sexting is a serious offence after seven young people had their mobile phones destroyed as part of an investigation. Picture: Harrison Vesey

COOTAMUNDRA: Ashliegh Heritage chases after Claire Berkrey at Coota Summer Soccer. Picture: Harrison Vesey


WAGGA: Cork and Fork organiser Tim McMullen says Friday's food festival at Wagga beach is set to again be blessed with good weather.

COOTAMUNDRA: Soroptimist members Denise Clune and Vivien Pavert Cootamundra's Longest Picnic for White Ribbon Day. Picture: Harrison Vesey

COOTAMUNDRA: Alex, Peter, Tim and Kristin Rees are suited up for the inaugural Variety Santa Fun Run in Sydney. Picture: Harrison Vesey

Jasmine Chesworth, 10 and Amelia Leitner-Ford watch the action at Harden Rodeo. Picture: Nikki Reynolds

Marnie Schiller, 13, and Bree Smith, 11, both of Young are pictured at the Harden Murrumburrah Twin Towns Rodeo. Picture: Nikki Reynolds

Brothers Ben, 10, and Samuel Gallop both of Junee are pictured at the Harden Murrumburrah Twin Towns Rodeo. Picture: Nikki Reynolds

Matthew Map and Tyler Dorn both of Singleton are pictured at Harden Rodeo. Picture: Nikki Reynolds

Tayla Pierce of Tooma competes at Harden Rodeo. Picture: Nikki Reynolds

Montana Butt, 7, with brothers Cody, 5, and Milton, 4, of Junee watch the action at the Harden Rodeo. Picture: Nikki Reynolds

COOTAMUNDRA: Family Hotel bowler Luke Dickinson puts a delivery around the legs of a Commercial Phoenix batsman and sends the bails flying. Picture: Harrison Vesey

Laura Papatheofanous carries the Australian flag during the grand entry at Harden Murrumburrah Twin Towns Rodeo. Picture: Nikki Reynolds

Wagga agricultural consultant Chris Minehan inspects canola.

CULCAIRN: Isabelle Young, from Culcairn, looks over the many Harley Davidsons on display at the Culcairn Show and Shine.

WAGGA: Jessica Jones and Peter Forbes-Taber at the Kooringal High School formal. Picture: Les Smith

WAGGA: Patrick Tenison at home with his wife, Faye, five years after receiving the double lung transplant that saved his life. Picture: Les Smith

CULCAIRN: Leilani, Eden and Jerome Feagaiga with Chelsea Hall enjoy the Culcairn Show And Shine.

WAGGA: Wagga High School gardeners Jack Gannon, 16, and Aaron Chapman, 16, who worked on the garden of the late Ron Anscheutz.

WAGGA: Harshil Rawal, Ruby Condon, Alisha Macauley and Angus Mckean enjoy the Wagga High School Movember Charity fundraiser. Picture: Laura Hardwick.

WAGGA: Legally Blonde: The Musical at the Civic Theatre. Picture: Brigette Gollasch

WAGGA: Yuna Casey, 5, pens her Christmas wishlist at Goodstart Early Learning Station Place on Tuesday. Picture: Les Smith

BITTER BLOW: Kim Rebetzke-Earl, Michael and Jade Earl, 14, are in shock after thieves stole items from a grave at the Griffith cemetery. Picture: Anthony Stipo

LEADER: Griffith's Andrew Calabria took part in the wine industry's Future Leaders program which developed close bonds across diverse wine regions. Picture: Anthony Stipo.

GENEROSITY: Lexi King and Carrol Farlow collecting handbags and toiletries for Griffith's women's refuge. Picture: Anthony Stipo.

STOP THE VIOLENCE: Griffith's George Broome has spoken out about the loss of his mother in the hopes the issue will be brought out of the shadows. Picture: Anthony Stipo

GOOD TIMES: Jarred, 6, and Eli Kefford, 9, enjoy all the sights and sounds at the Whitton town fete last weekend. 

IDEAS: Leeton Chamber of Commerce and Industry president Graham Heffer with the new gift card that would make an ideal Christmas gift. 

COUP: Leeton's Brobenah Airfield played host to a swathe of pilots and their Russian fighter planes, such as this YAK 52, last week. Residents would have noticed the aircraft buzzing overhead as a result. 

Caroline Tuohey at the Whitton town fete last weekend. 

END OF AN ERA: Suzi Pallett (back), Sam Casey, Kim Hardie and Graham Staff get ready to say goodbye to Brian Kelly. Picture: Anthony Stipo.

Steve Evans

Officer Cadet Tom Delaney on the parade ground where he will march on Thursday. Picture by Karleen Minney.

Australian War Memorial parade ground rebuilt in time for Thursday's Anzac Day.

The sensual scrunch of the War Memorial's new parade ground

Carla Mascarenhas

Dan Berryman and son Charlie. Picture: Les Smith

Regional NSW kids are waiting up to six years for services.

REVEALED: The health funding crisis harming our kids

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Emily Anderson

Each year, 100-year-old Ruth Phillips travels to Melbourne from her Northern NSW home in Gleniffer to celebrate the Jewish festival Passover. Picture supplied

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How a regional centenarian is celebrating Passover

Tim Piccione

Text messages from former Spotlight producer Taylor Auerbach about the Bruce Lehrmann criminal trial. Pictures APP, supplied

New documents shine light on defamation case's surprise star witness.

'She's lying': texts reveal Seven producer's commentary on Lehrmann rape trial

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