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Wednesday, 29 November 2023
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Sailing action on Carcoar Dam. Picture supplied
What's on
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Who's the best cricketer in Blayney? The Bears want to find out
Tim Smith in action during the 2018 Christmas seven-a-side competition. Picture by Mark Logan
Greyhound news from around the NSW regions
Run Fast Maximus winning at Coonamble in 2022. Photo Jason McKeown
AIS aspiring for gender equity in coaching by 2032
The AIS is hoping more women will soon be enabled to become full-time coaches like Sandy Brondello. (AP PHOTO)
Mackayla Clarke is back with a double
Mackayla Clarke with Fantasia Queen after winning at Richmond in September. Picture supplied
Why a Mid-West Cup revival is nothing more than a pipe dream
Opinion
CSU Mungoes' 2023 president Ray Sargent said the best move for the club would be to stay in the Woodbridge Cup, while the Blackheath Blackcats said they are still a while away from forming a full season side in any competition. Main picture by John Fitzgerald
Where will the Blayney Bears and Cowra Magpies end up?
Riley Krause
Race by race preview and tips for Wyong
Flying Rani will be in for a shot at winning Race 3 at Wyong on Wednesday, November 29. Photo by Bradley Photos.
Nick Berney
Basketball Australia, Boomers monitor Giddey NBA investigation
Josh Giddey plays for the Oklahoma City Thunder. Picture Getty Images
Melanie Dinjaski
'Makes it a little more tasty': Warriors address rival competition speculation
Dan Lamb is the new Orange United president for the 2024 season. Picture by Riley Krause
Here's what the club wants to see in 2024.
Dominic Unwin
New clubs on verge of joining Woodbridge as second division rumours shot down
Exclusive
Blayney Bears, Orange United Warriors, Cowra Magpies and CSU Mungoes could all be playing against each other in 2024. Pictures from file
Three clubs were linked with the floated concept.
Dominic Unwin

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National Sport
Australian Open officials offer tee-time treat for fans
Brother-and-sister duo Min Woo Lee and Minjee Lee start as favourites for the Australian Open. (Joel Carrett/AAP PHOTOS)
2hrs ago
NZ stars given green light to put WBBL ahead of country
Amelia Kerr's 48 helped put Heat one match from the WBBL final, and she'll play if they make it. (Richard Wainwright/AAP PHOTOS)
Justin Chadwick
Heat crush Thunder to secure spot in WBBL prelim
Brisbane Heat are through to the WBBL preliminary final after beating Sydney Thunder by 44 runs. (Richard Wainwright/AAP PHOTOS)
Justin Chadwick

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