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Jack De Belin's footy career on hold, spare me the pity party

Scabbers, the resident wombat on top of Cambewarra mountain

IN DEPTH
Good Samaritan saves wombats with household items

Huxton James Ozolins was born at the Shoalhaven District Hospital on Thursday, August 22. He is the first child of North Nowra couple Olivia Patterson and William Ozolins. Huxton weighed 3810 grams and is a grandson for Wendy Patterson, of Orange, Warnock Patterson, of Tuross Heads and Sandra and Ian Ozolins, of North Nowra.

PHOTOS
Look who was born in the Shoalhaven | August 2019

Bomaderry Tigers' Neville Hickmott with his AFLSC Hall of Fame certificate. Photo: SARAH JOHNSON

Hickmott nominated for NSW Australian Football Hall of Fame

NSW Police Shoalhaven crime prevention officer Senior Constable Anthony Jory.

On The Beat with Anthony Jory - Friday, August 23

Group Seven team of the year: Who makes the cut?

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Basketball ACT staff forced to undergo racism training

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Eradicating malaria possible, but not soon

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So who wants to collect some poo? Predator poo that is!

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KidzFix Team Shoalhaven make important trip west

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Want to share sport results, draws or teams?

Gerringong's Corey Mulhall. Photo: Kristie Laird.

Lions looking to buck trend against Roos

Cameron Mee

Group Seven team of the year: Who makes the cut?

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Group Seven team of the year: Who makes the cut?

Courtney Ward

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Want to share sport results, draws or teams?

Adam O'Brien in action for Batemans Bay in a Group Seven semi-final against Shellharbour in 2001. Photo: Dave Tease

Group Seven's O'Brien shapes as frontrunner for Knights' position

Scott Bailey

Tight contest: Chris Price battles for the ball during Wednesday night's major semi-final. Photo: Brad Liber.

Sudden-death final looms for duo's Wolves after shock loss to Tigers

Cameron Mee

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DON'T MISS: The In Tune Concert will return for its second year on Tuesday, August 27. Photo: supplied.

Students and Shoalhaven City Concert Band to light up the night

Nicolette Pickard

Host of the podcast Mark Whittaker.

Berry journalist launches true crime podcast

Colin Davies is an architect and a former editor of The Architects' Journal. He will be September's guest speaker. Photo: supplied.

Enjoy a wine with your architecture, music and linear perspective in Berry

DON'T MISS: The In Tune Concert will return for its second year on Tuesday, August 27. Photo: supplied.

Students and Shoalhaven City Concert Band to light up the night

Rene Antoine Houasse King Louis XIV of France, 1679.

Jewelled journeys from days gone by to be revealed in Berry

ROYAL TUNES: The Shoalhaven Lydian Singers will hold two concerts this weekend. Photo supplied.

All behold the king and queen this weekend

We may not have been back to the moon since 1969 but the advanced technology of today would certainly have to make for a smoother landing.

Could your mobile phone take you to the moon and back?

Emma Brown

SOMETHING TO TRUMPET: Everyone likes to look good in Cochin, India.

Cruise Singapore to Dubai next year

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Care: With the The Disability Trust's Supported Independent Living program, Max is achieving goals and living life to his full potential.

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We may not have been back to the moon since 1969 but the advanced technology of today would certainly have to make for a smoother landing.

Could your mobile phone take you to the moon and back?

Finding trustworthy information online is more important than ever with so much information available.

Shoalhaven Arts: New information at digital library

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NOW Contemporary Winner 2017: Margie Carew-Reid, Central Desert Diptych.

Shoalhaven Arts: Enter the NOW Contemporary

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Former deputy prime minister Barnaby Joyce says his $200,000 wage barely covers his expenses.

Joyce struggles to make ends meet on $200K

Marnie Banger

Immerse yourself in the tranquility

Immerse yourself in the tranquility

Shoalhaven House of the Week Aug 21

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Mrs Louisa Spark, a Nowra identity, never became a CWA member, but always dropped into the rest rooms for a cuppa of her way home from shopping. When she died she left 515 pounds in appreciation of the kindness shown her. The money was used to erect a pram port in her memory.

Ninety-five years of fighting for Nowra: CWA through the years

Nicolette Pickard

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DON'T MISS: The In Tune Concert will return for its second year on Tuesday, August 27. Photo: supplied.

Students and Shoalhaven City Concert Band to light up the night

Nicolette Pickard

Village Fair attracts crowds to Shoalhaven Heads

Village Fair attracts crowds to Shoalhaven Heads

Group Seven team of the year: Who makes the cut?

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Get out the ferris wheel - it's showtime in Adelaide (nearly). Photo: Shutterstock

REAL AUSTRALIA
When rams plus jams equal showtime

Tim Fischer. Photo: Eddie Jim.

Former deputy prime minister Tim Fischer dies aged 73

When the reality is a stark one

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When the reality is a stark one

Emergency or not? Well, it depends on where you live, it seems. Photo: Shutterstock

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Climate emergency or just rubbish?

James Joyce

Warilla-Lake South's Hand Schuster passes to a team mate after Kye Deane has played the ball. Photo: MARGO JANE

Gorillas sneak into finals after fighting back against Eagles

Ruben Campbell

Triumphing against the odds

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Triumphing against the odds

Luke Patten makes a run for the Albion Park-Oak Flats Eagles during the 2019 Group Seven season. Photo: DAVID HALL

Patten's career flight comes to an end with Eagles

Courtney Ward

Get out the ferris wheel - it's showtime in Adelaide (nearly). Photo: Shutterstock

REAL AUSTRALIA
When rams plus jams equal showtime

Elizabeth Anderson

COUNTRY LADS: Regional Victorian exports (from front) Nathan Sobey (Warrnambool), Matthew Dellavedova (Maryborough) and Mitch Creek (Horsham) run out on Marvel Stadium to play for Australia. Picture: AAP

OPINION
Fans furious over seating but there's plenty to like

Justine McCullagh-Beasy

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COMMENT
Jack De Belin's footy career on hold, spare me the pity party

Zoe Cartwright

Kookaburras to Mr Whippy. What does Australia sound like to you?

Kookaburras to Mr Whippy. What does Australia sound like to you?

'GREAT HONOUR': Canberra healthcare worker and grandmother Aunty Thelma Weston has been named 2019 NAIDOC Female Elder of the Year.

Aunty Thelma's warm welcome

Geraldine Cardozo

Older Australians are among at-risk groups for sepsis.

It kills 5000 Aussies a year, but do you know the sepsis warning signs?

Eileen Wood

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has received a military welcome full of pomp and pageantry in Vietnam.

PM Morrison's taste of old and new Vietnam

A train breakdown at Sydney's Town Hall station has caused a day of chaos for commuters.

Syd Trains offers compensation for delays

ASIC is taking National Australia Bank to court over its home loan "introducer" program.

NAB faces big fine over introducers scheme

Scott Morrison says countries in the Indo-Pacific should be free to pursue their own interests.

Australia, Vietnam concerned on China Sea

Kerryn Phelps has hit out at government's attempt to repeal asylum seeker medical evacuation laws.

Refugee law repeal a 'dummy spit': Phelps

Dominica Sanda

Supporters and opponents of voluntary assisted dying are making their cases to a committee.

Church, Nitschke at Qld euthanasia probe

Nicholas McElroy and Tracey Ferrier

Former Victoria Police boss Simon Overland 'didn't care' about Lawyer X's welfare, her lawyer says.

Lawyer X's bizarre offer in murder case

Karen Sweeney

An Adelaide meeting has identified priority reforms to underpin a new agreement to close the gap.

New agreement planned on closing the gap

Top priced bull KO B074 Beast Mode P48 with Craig Allen and Felix Li, Tea Gardens, Nerong Park, Angus Onisforou, K.O. Angus, Elders auctioneers Joe Wilks and Andy McGeoch and Tim Lord, K.O. Angus.

K.O. Angus bulls top at $12,000

Olivia Calver

The Wodonga Special Store Sale saw 2300, mostly light cattle, yarded. Photo supplied.

Heavy steers sell to $1440 at Wodonga

Olivia Calver

The Land newspaper

The Land vies for top media gong

Cost, convenience and space are all things to consider when deciding where to stay on your next trip. Picture: Supplied

Hotel vs apartment: the pros and cons

Michael Turtle

A great experience: fishing at Berkeley River Lodge.

Great ideas for your next getaway

John Rozentals

Nowhere epitomises the problems as much as Venice, which attracts 30 million tourists a year to its magnificent canals and bridges.

Top tourism spots crack down as they become victim of own success

Emma Batha, Thomson Reuters Foundation

There are muliple living and working area in the house. Photos: Rory Gardiner

Inside the 'shed' named Australia's house of the year

GOT IT: While picking up the keys was exciting, I soon realised that this was the easy part. Photo: SUPPLIED

I renovated a house for Airbnb: here's what I learnt

Alex Crowe

Anybody investing in shares can expect four negative years out of every 10. This does leave six good ones to take advantage of.

Time in is more important than timing

Noel Whittaker