Crookwell Gazette
Monday, 23 May
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The brutality of elections as the new PM takes over - and takes off
The interim Albanese frontbench. Picture: AAP
Steve Evans
Taylor thanks supporters as party's leadership contest looms
Hume MP Angus Taylor was re-elected at Saturday's election, albeit with a reduced margin. Photo: Louise Thrower.
'Teal wave' might not wash over Hume
Sophie Bennett
Matt Murfitt and Penny Ackery's son Jack Steel on election day. Photo: Supplied.
'David versus Goliath': Baines takes heart from Hume Labor result
Louise Thrower
Hume Labor candidate Greg Baines and wife, Jen (front) celebrated with the party faithful on Saturday night, including former Labor Senator, Dr Ursula Stephens (right) and husband, Bob (sitting, left). Photo supplied.
Labor secures support for a working minority government, but hopeful of more
Karen Barlow
The interim Albanese frontbench. Picture: AAP
Election count has ALP short of a majority
Paul Osborne
Gilmore in NSW is one of the seats the AEC's listed as being 'close', as vote counting continues.
Former treasurer Josh Frydenberg formally concedes in Kooyong
Andrew Brown
Josh Frydenberg has conceded to Independent Dr Monique Ryan in the seat of Kooyong.
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Taylor jumps to lead as counting gets well underway in Hume
Louise Thrower
Sitting Liberal MP Angus Taylor has taken a lead in the battle for Hume. Photo: Louise Thrower.
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Check out photos of Goulburn's best democracy sausage sizzles
Jess Webster and Ben Williams serving up democracy sausages at the P&C BBQ at Goulburn West Public School. Photo: Sophie Bennett.
Sophie Bennett
As it happened: 'Australians have voted for change': Albo claims victory
Hannah Neale, Doug Dingwall, Sarah Basford Canales
Anthony Albanese claims victory. Picture: Screenshot
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Voters share mixed thoughts on 'racing field' of Hume candidates
Dan Beer cast his vote at Goulburn's Wesley Centre booth which he attended with daughters Isla, two, and Ella, three. Photos: Louise Thrower.
Louise Thrower
Sit down for a cuppa in honour of International Tea Day
Briannah Devlin
How do you like to have your tea? Enjoy it your way on International Tea Day. Pictures: Briannah Devlin
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Hume candidates wrap up campaigns as voters hit cake stalls
Louise Thrower
Pre-polling at Saint Saviour's Hall has been busy over the past two weeks It is only open to interstate voters on election day. Photo: Louise Thrower.
All polling places will be open for election day: AEC
All polling booths are set to be open across the country tomorrow. Picture: Karleen Minney
Olivia Ireland
Southern Tablelands flock ewe championship| Photos
Stephen Burns
Charlotte Murdoch, ANZ Agribusiness, Will Roberts, Rod Miller, Mick Lisle, Lianne and Peter Whittaker, Gunning, (winners) and Drew Chapman, president NSW Stud Merino Breeders Association.
Scamwatch: Beware of holiday deals too good to be true
BE WARY: Do your research before paying for holiday deals that seem too good to be true.
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'Without them we're doomed': Award-winning Crookwell honey producer on the power of bees
Dominic Unwin
Belinda Foley and her son at her market stall in Goulburn. Photo: Louise Thrower
PM confirms no plans to repeal voluntary assisted dying ban on territories as NSW laws pass
Lucy Bladen, Finn McHugh, Dan Jervis-Bardy
Human Rights Minister Tara Cheyne said Canberrans were being treated as second-class citizens. Picture: Sitthixay Ditthavong
Where to vote across the Upper Lachlan Shire
There's not long to go now until Saturday's Federal Election. Photo: file
Catholic school staff set to take strike action
IEU NSW ACT executive council. Picture: Supplied.
'A bit like painting the Sydney Harbour Bridge': Laggan roadworks officially begin
Rehabilitation work has officially begun on the last two-kilometre section of Laggan Road outside Crookwell. Photo: supplied (Upper Lachlan Shire Council)

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Blues more credible and raising the bar as 2022 season progresses
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Howard Kotton
Rajasthan books place in IPL qualifier
A brilliant 93 from England's Moeen Ali was not enough to earn Super Kings victory in the IPL.
Russia ban to protect athletes: IOC's Bach
IOC President Thomas Bach said bans protect, not punish, Russian athletes.
Memorable Australian political sport fails
Cassandra Morgan
Prime Minister Scott Morrison tackles Luca Fauvette on a soccer field in Devonport on Wednesday.
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Why is the footy not attracting massive crowds this season?
Rohan Connolly
REFLECTION: The AFL must ask itself, is there another reason why fans aren't flocking to the footy. Picture: Mark Kolbe/Getty Images
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Farmers and fishers feud over riverside camping in Victoria
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Living with climate disasters
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Goat yoga sets the baa for mental health care
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Josh Leeson
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Australian wine is the world's best grenache, and it's only $15
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The Smile worthy of Radiohead fans' attention
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Volunteers Marie Lyons (left) and Diane Lindsay at a Salvation Army thrift shop. Picture: Adam Trafford
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Election count has ALP short of a majority
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Former treasurer Josh Frydenberg formally concedes in Kooyong
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Josh Frydenberg has conceded to Independent Dr Monique Ryan in the seat of Kooyong.
Labor secures support for a working minority government, but hopeful of more
Karen Barlow
The interim Albanese frontbench. Picture: AAP
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Indigenous people left out of senior roles
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