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SAFETY: Oberon Public School students enjoying swim school.

From the pool | Students learning and a new date for movie

WINNER: Glennie McGrath and Ray White Emms Mooney representative Matthew Howle at the recent Women’s Open.

Women’s golf | Prizes presented to mark the end of the year

SUN SMART: A group of Thursday golfers showing off their sunscreen provided by the Cancer Council, which is promoting the use of sunscreen while playing the long game of golf.

Men’s golf | Sargent shows time away from game didn’t hurt

SAFETY: Oberon Public School students enjoying swim school.

From the pool | Students learning and a new date for movie

STEPPING UP: Bathurst's Cole Mutton is one of a number of Central West talents now playing in the Y-League. Photo: NSW SCHOOLS FOOTBALL

Oberon’s Muratovic one of many Mariners graduates to impress

TOP AWARD: CRL's John Anderson presented Peter McDonald with life membership, the Cowra adminstrator becoming the ninth Western figure to be bestowed with the honour. Photo: CRL

‘I love both dearly’: Emotional McDonald honoured with CRL life membership

Nick McGrath

What’s on in Oberon: turn on your lights for the judges

Afternoon tea at the community centre for new local faces

FESTIVE: Santa accompanied the judges and distributed lollies last year. He will be on board again in 2018 to say hello to the children.

Christmas lights are a delight, so get into the spirit again

What’s on in Oberon: turn on your lights for the judges

What’s on in Oberon: Little Athletics’ Christmas party

What’s on in Oberon: Reggie Rabbit, Santa photos and Christmas carols

Kristen Michael has fulfilled her NDIS goal to move out of home with friends.

The Vibe of the Thing – How the NDIS helped build a castle | Advertiser

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Sarah Mostyn, of Windella Farms

Five small businesses making their dreams come true

Emma Elsworthy

Rebecca Stern, of Mustard Made.

Savvy business mums are doin' it for themselves in regional Australia

Emma Elsworthy

Kristen Michael has fulfilled her NDIS goal to move out of home with friends.

The Vibe of the Thing – How the NDIS helped build a castle | Advertiser

Aloha Zen’s Byron Bay Pillow, $107.00

Unique gift ideas for the hard-to-buy-guy in your life

Emma Elsworthy

The Small Folk’s founders Anna and Simon Davis say their roles as early childhood educators helped guide their vision to create "enchanting, holistic play, celebrating a naturally simplified childhood".

Why a labour of love makes all the difference in regional Australia

Emma Elsworthy

ON THE HORIZON: Realtair managing director Peter Matthews says the real estate cliche, ‘location, location, location’ is ever present when water is concerned. Hot spots such as cafe strips and transport services are areas that provide lifestyle to add further value to the water.

Bringing alive your coastal dream

Lydia Roberts

First impressions: Using quality photos in real estate listings can make all the difference.

Are professional photos worth it?

Ruth Lewis

Hartland has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and a separate garage-studio. Inset: Peter Garrett

Peter Garrett makes $1.2 million return to Southern Highlands

Lucy Macken

PRETTY: Oberon Council staff members at the final Pink Up Oberon morning tea fundraiser. They were just some of many people in town who supported the cause.

Pink Up Oberon fundraiser a success as town shows true colours

GLORY: Australia’s winning King’s Cup team, July 1919. Picture: AWM D00725

Road to Remembrance

Michael Grealy

SUCCESS: Oberon Pony Club member Rosie Webb with her trophies at the Oberon Pony Club gymkhana.

Gymkhana attracts plenty of visiting riders for action-packed day

PRETTY: Oberon Council staff members at the final Pink Up Oberon morning tea fundraiser. They were just some of many people in town who supported the cause.

Pink Up Oberon fundraiser a success as town shows true colours

STAR POWER: The legendary Captain Albert Jacka VC, from Victoria was the face of recruitment campaigns and later, the 1919 Peace Bonds. Picture: AWM ARTV00784

Road to Remembrance

Michael Grealy

HOME FIRES: Sapper Arthur Findon Dunbar is welcomed home by his family at 45 Chief Street, Brompton, South Australia in July 1919. Picture: AWM P05328.001

Road to Remembrance

Michael Grealy

Australian opening batsman Marcus Harris (right) and Aaron Finch.

Aussies start well in Second Test

ATAR results are out: Follow the reaction from Central West students. Photo: FILE

ATAR results are out: Follow the reaction from Central West students

FUN: Verna McDermott with her grandchildren enjoying the festivities.

Fun for the families at Little Athletics Christmas party | Photos

A herd of pigs targetted in the aerial shoot.

Aerial cull takes out nearly 5000 feral pigs

SMILE: Pre-kinder students preparing for their end of year performance, The Magical Christmas Jigsaw.

Students and their imaginations kept busy at St Joseph’s | Photos

Vote in the 2018 Harvest Photo Competition | Poll

Taylor Jurd

Just some of the stars on the red carpet on Wednesday night.

15 photos from the AACTA red carpet

MATES: Glenys Newstead and Jenny Douglas from Ray White Emms Mooney were in the crowd.

Gallery | See the faces from the business awards evening

Gender equality change is slow but upon us

Patty Kinnersly

Value of feedback can’t be underestimated

Still leader: Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May delivers a speech outside 10 Downing Street in London on Wednesday after surviving a no-confidence vote by Tory MPs. Photo: Matt Dunham

A world weighed down by political messes

John Hewson

PROSTATE: Research shows some men would prefer to sacrifice survival odds rather than suffer the side-effects of prostate cancer treatment.

Prostate cancer: men trade-off survival for quality of life

Eileen Wood

Labor accused of ‘milking’ self-funded retirees

HEALTH CONCERN: More older people are drinking to hazardous levels. Image Pixabay.

Boomers the new ‘risky’ drinkers

Eileen Wood

Former Liberal MP Robert Clark replaces Michael Kroger as president of the Victorian Liberals.

Robert Clark new Vic Liberals president

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Victorians will be waking up to a wet Saturday after more storms lashed the state on Friday night.

Victoria set for more rain, storms

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Queenslanders are preparing themselves for days of wild weather courtesy of tropical Cyclone Owen.

Cyclone Owen crosses coast into Queensland

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Port Phillip council has imposed a 24-hour alcohol ban on beaches and parks after recent incidences.

St Kilda 24-hour booze ban begins

Callaghan College students are now performing better as they're more engaged through technology.

Tech propels education for NSW high school

Rebecca Gredley

'Now is the time for Australia to be paying down debt," shadow treasurer Chris Bowen says.

Tax take helps drive budget surplus: Labor

Marnie Banger

Prime Minister Scott Morrison will move to formally recognise Jerusalem as the Israeli capital.

Aust to ratify Jerusalem as Israel capital

There is flooding across Melbourne as 21mm of rain fell on the CBD in 10 minutes on Friday evening.

More thunderstorms hit Melbourne

Andi Yu

Live Music at Empire Control Room

Five unmissable things to do, see and taste in Texas

The Brahmaputra River … in the rarely visited Indian state of Assam.

River-cruising the mysterious kingdom of Bhutan

John Rozentals

Fraser Suites Sydney … ‘Summer Fun’ extras comprise buffet breakfast and onsite parking.

Six highlights in your travel week | 13 Dec

John Rozentals

The people of the underworld: aboard a Collins class submarine

Nadine Morton

HMAS Dechaineux at sea. Photo: LEADING SEAMAN KAYE ADAMS 111618nmsub29

See what it’s like under the sea in a Collins class submarine

Nadine Morton

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