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‘I’m a survivor’: Child sex abuse victim speaks | Exclusive, video

A WOMAN sexually abused as a child at the hands of her father says justice has been done after he was jailed for 20...

The challenges of poverty

“I’ve seen parents going without food so their children can eat well and having meetings at schools because they can’t manage to pay for...

Anti-Poverty Week returns

It is Anti-Poverty Week across Australia when thousands of people will be working to raise awareness of how the experience of poverty affects the wellbeing...

Snakes pose pet risk

Summer is here, and that means snakes.  Border Vets have treated five dogs who have survived. Sadly at least two haven't even made into...

No mean feat finding work boots

Tradies spend hours on their feet working and complaints of heel pain or aching feet may be attributed to choosing the wrong type of work boot.Worker...

Where are our young achievers?

Do you know a young person up to 29 years of age making their mark or providing a valuable community contribution? If so, why...

Wool market high

As shearing draws to a close across the Northern Tablelands wool quality and yields are up along with the superfine wool market.Last week’s rain...

Rain boosts cotton growers’ confidence

Continued rain across southern Queensland has given cotton growers a boost as they prepare to plant. While the rain won't boost water storages, it will help soil moisture...

Dam open day

A Coolmunda Dam Open Day is on Saturday, October 14.You’ll learn more about the dam and SunWater’s communications during dam outflow events. There will...

Tuning into radio waves from space

Karl Guthe Jansky is generally considered to be the father of radio astronomy. Born October 22, 1905, Jansky studied physics before joining Bell Telephone Laboratories...

Kleiny praises mum and dad for award

Want a cold beer, a chat, advice on what to see in this great region, than go no further than Queensland’s best publican, John...

Brotherhood of the Bruxner

Inverell and Tenterfield councils are likely to team up to lobby for upgrading the Bruxner Way, following a decision by local councillors in a Civil and...

Fatal crash at Yelarbon

The Queensland Police Forensic Crash Unit is investigating a fatal single vehicle traffic crash that occurred at Yelarbon, near Goondiwindi on Monday 15 December. Initial...