Crookwell Gazette
Thursday, 7 July
Our People
Goulburn author reclaims racist nicknames of his youth for inspiring debut novella
Goulburn teacher and now author Andrew Geoffrey Kwabena Moss is well aware of the power of language. Photo: supplied
Dominic Unwin
Major Tablelands road set to undergo work for two months
A major Southern Tablelands road is set to be affected for two months due to pavement rehabilitation works. Photo: file
Newsroom
CareFlight brings free emergency trauma care training to the Upper Lachlan region
Careflight training is heading to Crookwell. Picture: supplied.
Subscriber
Aquatic centre upgrade receives a boost with state funding
Work has started on stage one of Crookwell's multipurpose aquatic activity centre, which includes an outdoor 25-metre pool. Photo supplied.
Millions more to get fourth jab, but we've 'passed the time' for mask mandates
Finn McHugh, Jasper Lindell
Mark Butler has confirmed changes to fourth dose eligibility. Picture: Elesa Kurtz
Subscriber
Crookwell puts on a party for the ages as thousands raised for charity
Dominic Unwin
L to R: Andrew Proctor, Keith Muscat, Daniel Hopkins and David Von Senden. Photo: supplied
What's on
Here's the top three things to do for NAIDOC Week
Join Jodie Munday this NAIDOC Week for a women's weaving workshop. Photo: Digital Buggu.
Dominic Unwin
'It doesn't pass the pub test': McDonald defends rail trail call
Louise Thrower
'Calling Early': Upper Lachlan Shire councillor Nathan McDonald says the council cannot afford ongoing maintenance for the proposed Goulburn to Crookwell rail trail. Photo supplied.
Our Business
How this award-winning 300-year old German sock making dynasty found a home in Crookwell
Lucy, Andrew and Gisela Lindner at the Crookwell factory. Photo: supplied
Dominic Unwin
Subscriber
SES make flood rescue as weather soaks Goulburn and surrounds
Dominic Unwin
While the rainfall totals weren't huge, Goulburn still saw some minor flooding. Photo: Louise Thrower
Updated
Road closures in Goulburn and Upper Lachlan Shire: July 4
Newsroom
The walking track at Marsden weir is among a number of road and ground closures due to the ongoing rain across Goulburn.
'What's the rush?' Action group urges 'take five' on transmission project
Louise Thrower
HumeLink Alliance Inc member and Bannister landowner Russell Erwin was among those who hosted a public meeting at Grabben Gullen on Sunday about the TransGrid proposal. Photo: Louise Thrower.
Here's your Tablelands forecast as deluge begins
There is plenty of rain on the way across the region. Picture: Tanya Galwey
Dominic Unwin
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: Online jobseekers targeted for drug couriering
'We're going to need it': HumeLink project could be online earlier than expected
Dan Jervis-Bardy
The map of the HumeLink project, which will help form part of a major transmission network along the east coast. Picture: Supplied
What's on
Film festival to showcase environmental heroes
Sophie Bennett
Brian Rapsey from Rhapsody Pictures. Photo: Supplied.
Our Places
Did your town make the cut for the new Tablelands tourism campaign?
Dominic Unwin
The best of the Southern Tablelands has been put on show as part of a new campaign from Destination Southern NSW. Photo: file
What's on
Here's what kids can get up to in the school holidays
This school holidays students and youth in the Upper Lachlan will have a feast of activities at their disposal. Photo: supplied
RAS Foundation backs regional students in their education endeavours, scholarships announced
Top L-R: Samantha Larter, Rory Fogg, Georgina Evans, Austin Grace. Bottom L-R: Rubey Williams, Rose Hogan, Elysia Mackay, Hugh Morrison. Pictures: Supplied.
UK PM Boris Johnson resigns
Boris Johnson has given in to the inevitable and announced his resignation as prime minister.
Recall of Lucas' Pawpaw Ointments over potential microbial contamination
Kim Chappell

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National
Millions more to get fourth jab, but we've 'passed the time' for mask mandates
Mark Butler has confirmed changes to fourth dose eligibility. Picture: Elesa Kurtz
Finn McHugh, Jasper Lindell
Elon Musk 'has twins with top exec'
Elon Musk has taken his number of children to nine with the reported arrival of twins in November.
Key moments in Boris Johnson's life
Mike Bedigan
Boris Johnson packing a punch for Brexit.
Have Your Say
An open letter to RBA governor Dr Philip Lowe
RBA governor Philip Lowe. Picture: Getty Images
Remote Australia serviced by EVs
Liv Casben
Australia needs more charging stations to encourage the use of electric vehicles, researchers say.
Sport
Buttler sees new England white-ball peak
England's Jos Buttler is predicting great things for his white-ball team
David Charlesworth
Aust, US sports bodies call for Russia ban
The Russian embassy says a ban on Russia and Belarus teams will be contrary to the Olympic spirit.
Can Magpies conjure a fairytale finish?
Rohan Connolly
The transformation under new coach Craig McRae has been remarkable for Collingwood after a dismal year on and off the field in 2021. Picture: Getty Images
Wimbledon defend Djokovic late, late show
It was late and dark in London when Novak Djokovic completed his victory over Tim van Rijthoven.
The loss of Darcy Moore will test Collingwood's depth
Howard Kotton
Trainers tend to Darcy Moore, of the Magpies, during the round 16 match between the Gold Coast Suns and Collingwood on the Gold Coast.

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'Knife-edge': Here's how Crookwell house prices and rent has changed in 10 years
Hurst Street in Goulburn. House prices have shot up in the city over the past decade. Photo: file
Dominic Unwin
Hemmes expands Narooma hospitality venture with purchase of historic Lynch's pub
Ben Smyth
Merivale CEO Justin Hemmes has increased his investment in Narooma with the purchase of Lynch's Hotel. Photo: Supplied
Giddy up: Tasmanian property with rich racing history on the market
Nick Clark
What's On
Kav Temperley graduates with an old friend in tow
SITTING STILL: Spending two years in Fremantle without touring gave Kav Temperley ample time to write his forthcoming second solo album Machines Of Love and Grace.
Josh Leeson
Great Gable deliver positive spin on second album
Josh Leeson
BRIGHT FUTURE: Perth indie-band Great Gable are brimming with positive energy on their second album.
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A goon with a gun and some truly awful dialogue
B. R. Doherty
It's not long before we're on a journey of bloody revenge.
DMA'S getting back to where they once belonged
Josh Leeson
UNLIKELY LADS: Matt Mason, Tommy O'Dell and Johnny Took, of DMA'S, will release their fourth album later this year.
Spacey Jane are writing songs for Everybody
Josh Leeson
UNIVERSAL: Spacey Jane expanded their reach on their second album Here Comes Everybody. Picture: Sam Hendel

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CareFlight brings free emergency trauma care training to the Upper Lachlan region
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Here's the top three things to do for NAIDOC Week
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Film festival to showcase environmental heroes
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Brian Rapsey from Rhapsody Pictures. Photo: Supplied.
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Here's what kids can get up to in the school holidays
This school holidays students and youth in the Upper Lachlan will have a feast of activities at their disposal. Photo: supplied
Photos and Video
Millions more to get fourth jab, but we've 'passed the time' for mask mandates
Mark Butler has confirmed changes to fourth dose eligibility. Picture: Elesa Kurtz
Finn McHugh, Jasper Lindell
New Nutbush world record set at outback music festival
Derek Barry
Over 4000 revellers danced the Nutbush at the Big Red Bash. Photos: Matt Williams
Kav Temperley graduates with an old friend in tow
Josh Leeson
SITTING STILL: Spending two years in Fremantle without touring gave Kav Temperley ample time to write his forthcoming second solo album Machines Of Love and Grace.
Great Gable deliver positive spin on second album
Josh Leeson
BRIGHT FUTURE: Perth indie-band Great Gable are brimming with positive energy on their second album.
See the moment a 72-year-old woman is rescued from flood waters
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The woman is believed to have been trapped for 45 minutes. Photo: NSW Police
Comment
Real Australia
I was the victim of fraud
Photo: File
Petula Bowa
Opinion
Boris, truth - and a roundabout in Canberra
Steve Evans
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson. Picture: Shutterstock
Have Your Say
An open letter to RBA governor Dr Philip Lowe
RBA governor Philip Lowe. Picture: Getty Images
Opinion
Threats and tantrums from independents over staffing shows self-indulgent attitudes
Amanda Vanstone
The system provides tremendous assistance to those willing to use it. Particularly, the parliamentary library. Pictures: Andrew Campbell, Elesa Kurtz
Opinion
Growing together in a genuine partnership
Malarndirri McCarthy
Senator Malarndirri McCarthy says the voices of Indigenous people must be heard for change to occur. Picture: Supplied
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Micro-device heads off strokes
Dr Arnold Lining Ju, University of Sydney
Just keep pedalling
Therese Murray
CHEEKY TAKE ON LIFE: Bob Cheek has a motto for life which he got from his father - "Just keep pedalling".
Secret exercise most men neglect
ACTION STATIONS: Regular pelvic floor exercise can have pleasurable results.
Stories fromThe Land
Innovate or go home
Product Innovation is a risk, but it is one the red meat industry must take according to SunPork Executive General Manager, Dr Darryl DSouza. Photo: supplied
Hardigreen Park's top-selling bull goes to a 30-year repeat customer
Simon Chamberlain
Nutrien Livestock's auctioneer, Joel Fleming, Tamworth, Katrina, Tracey and Robert Doak, Drogheda, Bundarra and stud manager, Colin Patterson with the top-priced bull at $22,000 at the 2022 Hardigreen Park Santa Gertrudis sale.
Quality at Wodonga not hampered by wintry conditions
Alexandra Bernard
Don and Karen Mills, Corowa, from Rosedale Nominees with their 12 cows with calves that sold for $3860 a unit at Wodonga store sale on Thursday.
Life & Style
Getting creative with your hot beverages while on the road
Hot beverages on the road can be almost anything you like. Photos: Shutterstock
Sam Hollier
Why is my hair thinning and how do I make it look fuller?
A healthy scalp won't prevent hair thinning, but an unhealthy one can make it worse. Photo: Shutterstock
Recognising the hard work going on behind the scenes to find fur-ever homes
Dr Anne Quain
Voting is open for the Pet Insurance Australia Companion Animal Rescue Awards, which recognise the critical work of animal shelters, council pounds, foster carers, grass-roots animal rescue organisations and pet adopters. Picture: Shutterstock.
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