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The Bob Costello trophy comp

Darren Jones

Off she goes: Grace Mooney takes off during the second half against CYMS. Photo: Mark Logan.

A Good Friday win for league tag as CYMS defeated

Mark Logan

YOU BEAUTY: William Kennedy junior celebrates with his Sharks team-mates after a Josh Dugan try on Thursday night. Photo: AAP

League legend Bubba Kennedy is an inspiration to his son

Anya Whitelaw

The Bob Costello trophy comp

Flying Burrell: Lhiam Burrell was airborne when he crossed the line midway through the first half.

Fighting Bears show some real ticker in Easter clash against CYMS

Matt Findlay

Millthorpe Bowling Club will be open over the Easter weekend.

Millthorpe Bowling Club | Singles continue through Easter

Anzac Day Services April 25. Blayney Commemorations begin at 6am at Carrington Park with 11am March Service. Millthorpe Service and March will commence 7.30am between School and Post Office. Carcoar Service and March will commence 9am at the Public School. Mandurama Service and March will commence 10am at the World War 1 Memorial Hall. Lyndhurst Service and March will commence 11am at the Hotel.

Whats going on around Blayney

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What's going on around Blayney

As part of Youth Week Bluntside Sk8 is having coaching clinic for scootering, skateboarding and BMXing for all ages and skill levels. Prizes, giveaways and Music!.

What’s going on around Blayney

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Anzac Day Services April 25. Blayney Commemorations begin at 6am at Carrington Park with 11am March Service. Millthorpe Service and March will commence 7.30am between School and Post Office. Carcoar Service and March will commence 9am at the Public School. Mandurama Service and March will commence 10am at the World War 1 Memorial Hall. Lyndhurst Service and March will commence 11am at the Hotel.

Whats going on around Blayney

Grab a book, a cup of tea and some homemade treats at the Book Fair

National trust homes opening their doors this weekend

Charlie Dunn

ANSWERING THE CALL TO SERVE: The initial 'Anzacs' were volunteers from the First Australian Imperial Force. The campaign lasted eight-and-a-half months.

A legend born from battle

ANSWERING THE CALL TO SERVE: The initial "Anzacs" were volunteers from the First Australian Imperial Force. The campaign lasted eight-and-a-half months.

A legend born from battle

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Be a tourist in your own backyard

Andrew Lotherington

ANSWERING THE CALL TO SERVE: The initial 'Anzacs' were volunteers from the First Australian Imperial Force. The campaign lasted eight-and-a-half months.

A legend born from battle

Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries chief executive Tony Weber is urging motorists to check if their vehicles are affected by the Takata airbag recall.

Car makers call for vital safety check

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EYE ON THE PRIZE: The preparation and knowledge required from the schools' cattle teams is remarkable, with the young students getting plenty of hands on experience and guidance.

Town is getting set to show off at 141st event

REAL ESATE: Looking to invest in the Central West? New data from Suburbanite shows where you should avoid. Photo: FILE

Looking to invest in the Central West? Here's where to avoid

Nadine Morton

DREAM AWAY: Central West’s most expensive homes in 2018 – in photos. Photos: DOMAIN

Central West’s most expensive homes in 2018 – in photos

Nadine Morton

HOUSE PRICES: The median home prices for your town revealed in the latest Domain report. Photo: FILE

Median home prices for your town revealed: How much did you pay?

Nadine Morton

ANSWERING THE CALL TO SERVE: The initial 'Anzacs' were volunteers from the First Australian Imperial Force. The campaign lasted eight-and-a-half months.

A legend born from battle

RESPECT: Marchers can wear their own or a relative's medals. Your own medals should be worn on the left hand side of your chest, over your heart.

For those who fell on foreign shores

UP PERISCOPE: The AE2 was an E-Class submarine built for the Royal Australian Navy. Photos: DEFENCE

Derring-do in Dardanelles

ANSWERING THE CALL TO SERVE: The initial 'Anzacs' were volunteers from the First Australian Imperial Force. The campaign lasted eight-and-a-half months.

A legend born from battle

GETTING ACTIVE: Abby Breen, 11, Toby Bourke, 5, Alesha Bennetts, 14, and Jordan Parsons, 16, are all using Active Kids vouchers to get fit.

Many eligible children not receiving Active Kids vouchers for sport

Nadine Morton

What's going on around Blayney

ANZAC Day 2019 - Millthorpe

ANZAC Day in Blayney - 2019

Wollongong, NSW, dawn service in MacCabe Park. Photos: Robert Peet

50 special moments from dawn services across Australia

Flying Burrell: Lhiam Burrell was airborne when he crossed the line midway through the first half.

Fighting Bears show some real ticker in Easter clash against CYMS

Recipe: courtesy of Sydney Seafood School. Photo: Franz Scheurer

Cuttlefish with chorizo and potatoes, pan-fried

How the python managed to get the drop on the tawny frogmouth is currently unknown

Watch a python devour a tawny frogmouth

Stephen Katte

Firefighters tackle the blaze as flames and smoke rise from Notre Dame cathedral as it burns in Paris. Photo: Thibault Camus/AP

See inside fire-ravaged Notre Dame

Rams lock horns with Rhinos at ladies and sponsors day at KGO

Mark Logan

A turn-off: Prime Minister Scott Morrison and Oppostion Leader Bill Shorten have spent most of the time so far taking shots at each other about costings and impacts of their policies.

The campaign is not resonating with voters

John Hewson

PROFOUND: With his eyes shut and his hands raised and concert lights flashing, Morrison moved at speed - bumping off people like a dodgem car. Photo: AAP

SATIRE
Holy cow: Scott Morrison out-worshiped me

Mark Bode

Corporal Mark Donaldson VC at the 2011 Remembrance Day National Ceremony at the Australian War Memorial in Canberra. Photo: Alex Ellinghausen

Victoria Cross recipient Mark Donaldson reflects on the importance of Anzac Day

Corporal Mark Donaldson VC

Timing is key when it comes to getting the flu shot. Photo: Shutterstock.

When is the right time to get a flu shot?

Samara Ross

KALEIDOSCOPE: "Coming from Canada I found people here fearful to dress in colour," says Evelyn Roth, pictured in her Maslin Beach home. Photo: Naomi Giatas

The colourful world of recycling pioneer Evelyn Roth

Geraldine Cardozo

JUST HANG UP: If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.

Why do we keep falling for scams?

Samara Ross

Greens Senator Di Natale inflated the impact on emissions of methane leaks from gas production.

Di Natale misfires on gas emissions claim

Thousands have lined the streets of Sydney's CBD to mark Anzac Day celebrations.

NSW rises early and honours the fallen

Bill Shorten says $77b in tax cuts will go to the highest-income earners under a Morrison government

High-income earners to reap $77b tax cuts

A Phillip Island man has been charged with murder after a woman's body was found in Melbourne's CBD.

Accused killer's health aired in Vic court

The Australian Heritage Hotel is just one of hundreds of venues where Anzac Day two-up is played.

Two-up an Anzac tradition for youngsters

Laura Polson

A man has faced court accused of murdering a Geelong woman in little Bourke St in Melbourne.

Accused faces court for Melbourne killing

Christine McGinn

Opposition Leader Bill Shorten has laid a wreath at the Anzac Day dawn service in Darwin.

Shorten halts campaign to honour Anzacs

Daniel McCulloch

Some 16,000 serving and ex-ADF personnel marched along Sydney's Elizabeth Street.

Anzac march a double day of remembrance

Heather McNab

Emma Northey displays her maiden ewes with dad, Paul and Sally Stockman during the West Wyalong Merino ewe competition.

WOOL's her passion

Mark Griggs

Kangawarra Socks 4389, Reg Cochrane Pastoral P/L, Kangawarra, Pyree. Pictured Thomas and Cathy Cochrane and Brooke Allen.

Quality despite low numbers in the Illawarra ring

Olivia Calver

Brown Swiss champion senior female, Benleigh Marshall Sasha, Mr R. and R. J. Wake, Benleigh, Whittingham via Singleton. Pictured Gavin Wake, Whittingham and judge Lachlan Fry, Brunswick, Western Australia.

Benleigh sweeps up in the Brown Swiss ring

Olivia Calver

LEG ROOM: Supply and demand is the biggest factor in how airline tickets are priced.

Tips to getting the best bang for your airfares buck

Bungoolee Tours ... offering tag-along tours of Aboriginal rock art in the Kimberleys.

Your weekly travel inspiration

MOUTHWATERING EXHIBIT: A 1971 McLaren M8-F CanAm car stands in splendid isolation in The Bend’s Welcome Centre.

Tailem Bend - The accidental motorsport star

Brent Davison

Top steak recipe from australianbeef.com.au

Try this:Beef rib eye with spicy quinoa and bean salad

UNCERTAINTY?: Labor's proposed changes to the capital gains tax (CGT) rules may adversely affect assets bequeathed to us.

How will your capital gains be taxed under a new government?

Noel Whittaker

WHAT'S IN A NAME: Whether you call it Prosecco or Glera, there's no denying Australian versions of this popular sparkling wine are soaring in popularity despite EU laws which control the use of the name

Are you still Pro secco?

Linda Lambrechts