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Saving our remnant canopy: Robertson community rallies for nature (opens the original)
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The vibrant village of Robertson is getting ready to celebrate its most precious natural asset with the inaugural Robertson Rainforest Festival, on the October 2 to 4 long weekend. Organised by the Robertson Environment Protection Society (REPS), this event unites artists, scientists, musicians, poets and wildlife legends to shine a light on the rainforest. Part of the historic 'Thin Green Line' running along Australia's east coast, this critically endangered remnant from Gondwanaland is vital t
'Our hearts remain with them': Southern Highlands rallies for Nepal (opens the original)
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The Bowral community's stop for a morning brew on Wednesday did far more than just kickstart their day - they directly funded emergency relief for disaster-stricken communities half a world away. Primary Espresso in Bowral and The Vault House restaurant in Moss Vale gave 100 per cent of their coffee sales to support recovery efforts following devastating flash floods in Nepal. Supported by a generous community response, the initiative sold 420 cups of coffee alongside $350 in cash donations, rai
Is Eridge Park Road too dangerous for a new childcare centre? (opens the original)
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A community's concerns about child safety are brewing in Burradoo, as independent traffic experts and fed-up residents issue warnings over an approved childcare centre. The application for a 72-place centre at 52 Eridge Park Road was approved by the Wingecarribee Local Planning Panel in October 2025, based on a council recommendation. But residents say community objections and the road's long history of accidents and fatalities have been "brushed aside". Now, they say an independent traffic repo
Lockdown project to finalist: Highlands engineer turns plasma cutting into art (opens the original)
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Mittagong sculptor Mark Kelly is set to lead a strong contingent to Mudgee this October, as three Southern Highlands artists secure finalist spots in the Sculptures in the Garden exhibition. Mr Kelly will showcase two works at the 16th annual event, competing for a slice of the record $60,000 acquisition prize pool alongside fellow Highlands sculptors James Bunter and first-time exhibitor Nikki Sharp, both from Bundanoon. The trio earned their places among a record-breaking field of 134 artists
Finding his voice: Dale Mackay went from Balmoral Village to Logie glory (opens the original)
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When Dale Mackay moved from Sydney's western suburbs to fulfil his mother's dream of rural living, he had no idea his next destination would be national television. Today, the Balmoral Village resident is celebrating being a key contributor to one of Australia's most celebrated television programs. Dale served as a standout interviewer during season one of the groundbreaking ABC series The Assembly, bringing curiosity, honesty, and a fresh perspective to the screen. The show follows a group of n
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