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Stunts, live music and family fun: Griffith Ag Show set to draw crowds (opens the original)
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The Griffith showground is buzzing with just four days to go before crowds walk through the gates for the annual show on Sunday, October 4. The main headlines at this year's show include high-energy motorbike stunt shows from Aussie FMX and Outback Jack's impressive horsemanship, clever sheepdog demonstrations and thrilling whip-cracking skills. Returning crowd favourites include the hack and show-jumping horse competition from 8.30am, while Melissa's Dance Studio's 'littlies' will take to the m
Trophies and community pride cap memorable season for Hanwood Football Club (opens the original)
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Hanwood Football Club had four teams compete in grand finals over the weekend of September 26 to 27 in the Football Wagga competition at GeoHex Stadium. The club had its under-18s versus Yoogali FC, reserve grade women versus Henwood Park, reserve grade men versus Henwood Park and under-16s versus Tolland FC. Club coach Anthony Agresta said each team had its own preparation ahead of the deciders and that all four teams performed well. "Obviously the girls were disappointed but from 3-0 down at h
Limoncello, bacon and cheers as historic pub hosts Pig Day Out (opens the original)
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The annual Pig Day Out event at the Punt Hotel in Darlington Point on Saturday, September 19, included pig races, salami tasting and a limoncello contest. The Punt Hotel is owned by husband-and-wife duo Natalie and Steven De Rossi, who took over the historic pub in March. Ms De Rossi said it was fantastic to see so many people turn up for the event. "We did a bit of stats on the event and collected data as people came through the gates," Ms De Rossi said. "We had 83 per cent of people who had ne
Leeton Shire Council begins consultations on CBD night-time safety project (opens the original)
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A collaboration between the NSW government and Leeton Shire Council is under way and the goal is for a safer Leeton CBD. The Her Way Leeton: Safe Nights, Safe Journeys project aims to improve night-time safety for women, girls and gender diverse people. Community consultations for the project began on Wednesday, September 23. The council secured $150,000 from the state earlier this year to pay for the program and to identify safety concerns in the CBD. Australian social entrepreneur, economist,
Loving Ray: A Griffith wife's journey through dementia and devotion (opens the original)
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When Griffith pharmacist Ray Tomlinson was diagnosed with dementia in 2012, his wife, Christine, took on the role of full-time carer. However, before this Mrs Tomlinson had a full-time job working in the disability service sector for 40 years, which she absolutely loved. The couple, who were married for more than 40 years, were avid cat lovers, breeders and exhibitors. They acted as judges and stewards at shows, travelling across NSW with their cats and children. Leaving work to become her husba
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