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Price booms for little-known critical mineral needed for solar panels (opens the original)
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Antimony production has resumed at a Northern Tablelands mine site after more than a decade of the facility sitting idle. Five thousand tonnes of the critical mineral, used in solar panels and ammunition, are expected to be supplied to the world market. A global commodities market expert said the success of the mine depends on the ever-changing international market. The worldwide hunt for a little-known critical mineral has seen trucks moving for the first time in more than a decade at the histo
Golden Guitar winner gives up grog, gets 'new lease on life' (opens the original)
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Holding his fifth Golden Guitar award of the night, Tom Wolfe decided it was time to speak up. "I'll be nine months sober next week, which is something I'm really proud of," he told the crowd at Tamworth's 2026 Golden Guitar Awards. "I feel like I've got a brand new lease on life and I'm going to grab it by the horns and give it everything I got." Six months later, Wolfe said he was enjoying music more than ever before. "Honestly, it's been the best thing I've ever done," he said. "I'm enjoying
Aboriginal Legal Service office raided, lawyer faces firearm charges (opens the original)
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The office of the Aboriginal Legal Service in Moree in north-west NSW has been raided by police as part of an investigation into alleged illegal firearms. 32-year-old Moree solicitor, Joshua Gale, was refused bail after being charged with 16 offences, including manufacturing prohibited firearms. Mr Gale told the court he has a history of mental health issues and will need to access care while in custody. The ABC understands the office of the Aboriginal Legal Service in Moree in Northern NSW has
Landowners still rebuilding a year after deepest snowfall in 'living memory' (opens the original)
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When New South Wales Northern Tablelands residents woke up to a snowfall last August, they couldn't have imagined they would still be cleaning up 12 months on. The snow closed roads, cut power and felled branches and fences across swathes of the region. Although the Bureau of Meteorology does not have official records of alpine snowfalls and snow depth, it was reported at the time that snowfalls of up to 20 to 40 centimetres were seen in areas such as Guyra, Walcha and Armidale. Warren Yeomans,
Mural celebrates pioneering star behind Australian country hits (opens the original)
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A mural celebrating the life and legacy of multi-award-winning songwriter and country music legend Joy McKean has officially opened in the country music capital, Tamworth. Artist Charlie Nivison was commissioned to paint over a mural his father had created in 1983. Joy McKean's children hope the mural helps viewers recognise their parents' contribution to Australian country music and Charlie Nivison hopes to pass on the paintbrush to the next generation of family artists. The mirror image of her
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