Jac Marshall
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100 years, zero fads: Riverina's newest centenarian swears by pure luck (opens the original)
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No clean-living crusades or strict regimes here. Freshly minted centenarian Leonard Brill says his secret to hitting 100 is nothing more than good fortune. "I don't smoke and I don't drink. I think it is just pure luck," Mr Brill said. For his 100th birthday on Wednesday, September 30, the Coolamon resident had just one priority: celebrating a century of life with his family, friends, and the dedicated team at Coolamon's hospital. Leonard William Brill was born on September 30, 1926, in the smal
Small-town heart, big muster hype: town's main street turns up the volume (opens the original)
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Utes and revheads from all corners of Australia have officially descended on the Riverina for the ultimate country pilgrimage. Deniliquin's main street came alive on September 29 and 30 as the Spirit of the Muster Street Festival took over, creating an action-packed, colour-filled party for Deni Ute Muster fans of all ages. Small-town heart met Deni Ute Muster hype as two massive community events brought locals and mustergoers together for an unforgettable celebration. While campers roll in to f
How hard work and resilience brewed state show success for Riverina pair (opens the original)
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Some of the Riverina's finest brews have taken the state by storm. Wagga's Thirsty Crow Brewing Co was crowned Champion Amber or Dark Ale for its Brother Corvus beer at the 2026 Sydney Royal Beer and Cider Show, and Batlow's The Apple Thief took out top honours in the Champion Cider for its 2025 Kingston Black Cider. It was a big win for the Wagga craft brewery, marking its first trophy success at the show alongside more than 220 entries. Thirsty Crow Brewing Co and The Early Bird Cafe owners Ch
'We couldn't be happier': new provider locked in for Riverina medical centre (opens the original)
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Healthcare concerns in a Riverina community have been eased. After months of deliberation, Rivergum Rural Health Hub will replace Ochre Health at the Deniliquin Medical Centre following a significant council decision. Edward River Council mayor Ashley Hall said it was exciting news that three local doctors were awarded the contract. "Doctor Ben James, his wife Doctor Rachel Jones, Doctor Ian Carey and his wife Caitlin Morona, who will be the CEO of the new organisation which brings a fresh local
'A bit of a hidden gem': how many travellers Wagga plans to host by 2034 (opens the original)
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An ambitious goal has been set to significantly increase visitation to Wagga within the next 10 years. Ahead of World Tourism Day on September 27, Wagga Council's focus has turned to expanding the city's visitor economy. Annual visitor numbers have reached between 1.2 and 1.4 million, driven largely by sporting events, regional festivals and corporate travel. Wagga Council destination and events co-ordinator Cassandra Farquharson said, "World Tourism Day is a great opportunity to think about how
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