Crookwell Gazette
Friday, 27 May
Council report finds 'unprecedented' demand affecting services
Upper Lachlan Shire Council chambers. Photo: supplied
Scamwatch: Beware of holiday deals too good to be true
BE CAREFUL: Consumers looking to bag a bargain during the online 'Click Frenzy' sales are being urged to use caution and buy from reputable outlets.
'At last': Mighty fundraising effort secures Parkinson's Support nurse
Louise Thrower
AT LAST: Founding members of Goulburn's Parkinson's Support Group, Gill and Michael O'Connor with newly appointed Parkinson's Support nurse, Lauren Hogan. Photos: Louise Thrower.
Big turn out expected for Catholic school teachers' strike
Sophie Bennett
IEU NSW ACT executive council. Picture: Supplied.
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A subtle take on a towering icon
Cris Kennedy
Gerard Depardieu in a scene from 'Maigret'. Picture: Supplied
Upper Lachlan Shire sets sight on official carbon neutral recognition
Sophie Bennett
The Upper Lachlan Shire hosts around half of the wind farms in NSW. Photo: Louise Thrower.
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'Without them we're doomed': Award-winning Crookwell honey producer on the power of bees
Belinda Foley and her son at her market stall in Goulburn. Photo: Louise Thrower
Dominic Unwin
RFS brigade members administer first aid after farm accident
Louise Thrower
Emergency services, including an ambulance helicopter were called to the scene of a farm accident near Taralga on Monday. Photo supplied.
'Dangerous' trees to be removed from Clyde Mountain section
Tree removal will be taking place along a section of the Kings Highway on the Clyde Mountain next week. Photo supplied.
Taralga Tigers mount furious comeback in round seven
Sam Baker
DOMINANCE: The Mudchooks continue to hold down first place convincingly with a 31-19 win over the second place Bushrangers. Picture: Pause Every Moment.
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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
Matt Murfitt and Penny Ackery's son Jack Steel on election day. Photo: Supplied.
Sophie Bennett
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.
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Check out photos of region'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
'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.
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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.
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
Magnitude 6.4 quake strikes off East Timor
Seismologists say the quake was at a depth of 10 km and about 29 km off the East Timor coast.
Biloela family to return home, but Labor promises to continue hardline border policy
Finn McHugh
The Murugappan family will be allowed to return home to Biloela in Queensland.

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Amplifying narratives about the 'China threat' in the Pacific may help China achieve its broader aims
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Solomon Islands Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare (right) locks arms with visiting Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi in Honiara on Thursday. Picture: Xinhua News Agency via AP
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Stellar first week for Anthony Albanese but tough months ahead
Michelle Grattan • 12m ago
Jetting off to the Quad on day one was about as good a start to the job as Albanese could have hoped for. Picture: AAP
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Labor's First Nations foreign policy promises real change
James Blackwell • 12m ago
Labor's foreign affairs spokeswoman Penny Wong, now the minister, addresses the National Press Club's foreign policy debate during the campaign. Picture: AAP
Ukraine 'to retreat' from Luhansk pocket
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Leroy Leo • 46m ago
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Taralga Tigers mount furious comeback in round seven
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DOMINANCE: The Mudchooks continue to hold down first place convincingly with a 31-19 win over the second place Bushrangers. Picture: Pause Every Moment.
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Blues more credible and raising the bar as 2022 season progresses
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STEP UP: The Blues' credibility took a massive step forward with their impressive win over fellow finals aspirant Sydney on the weekend. Picture: Michael Willson/AFL Photos via Getty Images
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