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Kelly letters are authentic
Letters from a Benalla bank manager supporting bushranger Ned Kelly have been found to be authentic
Winter weather boosts fire risk
Good snowfall on the ski fields
Missing during Sunday drive
Pizza shop fire fears
PRAY FOR JUDY
Injuries likely to keep top Wodonga golfer away from sport for long period
Sparks fly as power gets cut
Hall of fame acclaims humble Border builder
Sam finds light during dark times
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Jeffery leads way as Thunder rolls Dragons
SATURDAY SCOREBOARD: July 18
Raiders outlast Dogs in spiteful clash
Green Machine: a perfect blend
Devils and United at full strength for clash
Pressure eases on Rovers’ season
Saints' campaign in free fall with co-coach also injured.
Phantoms face different Steamers
Steamers top of the table clash with Phantoms the focus of Southern Districts rugby
Premiers to clip Magpies wings
Marcus Fraser cards first round 74 at British Open
Best fishing lies ahead
Tony Ward, one of the brave anglers who got out in the weather this week, was rewarded with ...
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Father jailed after hiring hitman to bash his ex-partner
In early March a witness said the man told him he’d organised for a friend to ‘‘sort’’ the ...
MEGA GALLERY: The week in pictures
Big night tinged with sadness: deb ball tribute to deceased student
Davis Cup 2015: Australia v Kazakhstan | Photos
SEE Albury's Sam Groth in action against Kazakhstan in day three action.
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NSW, Victoria booming but $80 billion budget dispute shows no sign of being fixed
NSW has the fastest-growing economy in Australia and Victoria's showing fine job stats, but all may not be ...
Former Liberal Leader John Hewson critical of Tony Abbott's response to Bronwyn Bishop expenses scandal
Former Liberal leader John Hewson says the Prime Minister cannot continue to support Speaker Bronwyn Bishop throughout her ...
Osteopath Robert Anthony John Black banned for groping women
One patient was a 12-year-old girl being treated for "knock knees", another was a woman recovering from a ...
Sydney unplugged: Cafes force punters to power down
The love affair between coffee shops and laptop-wielding customers may be dying out as coffee shop owners revolt ...
Catholic archbishop warned against 'tolerating' gay students
Victoria's most senior Catholic said he did not want the church's schools to accept and tolerate that some ...
Increase GST to 15 per cent and broaden to raise $256 billion: accountants
The Abbott Government should strike a quarter-of-a-trillion-dollar "grand deal" to increase the GST to 15 per cent and ...
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Entertainment
Dancing with the Stars, 2015 season premiere: Who are these people?
A new season of Dancing With The Stars, the show that over the years has broken all existing ...
Hannibal and the three steps to TV’s scariest soundtrack
The series Hannibal has presented some of television's most beautifully disturbing imagery. But it is in the soundtrack ...
Trump, Sherlock and more in a big week for TV industry
From Trump's huge payday to a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for TV makers, here's what's happening in the television world this week.
Jennifer Lawrence to make The Rosie Project in Melbourne? We'd like to see that
The Rosie Project is set in Melbourne, but will the film version, starring Jennifer Lawrence, be made here?
Life & Style
Advanced test for fetal abnormalities too costly for most women
Academics call for non-invasive prenatal test carried out at about 10 weeks to be made more widely available.
Oil contractor Schlumberger to pay $51m to settle ATO 'transfer pricing' claim
A multinational contractor to oil giants BHP Billiton and Chevron has agreed to pay more than $51 million to the ...
Baird government ignores 'unschooling' warning despite fears of 'neglect'
The state government will not investigate a radical method of education gaining popularity in NSW despite the recommendations ...
Catholic priest found guilty of common assault after giving child a 'smack' in church
A Catholic priest has been found guilty of common assault and dismissed from his Sydney parish after he ...
A single dad's survival mode
I became a single father when my son was two and a half. My first instinct was to go into ...
Banning nuts not necessary in schools
Banning nuts in schools for older children does not protect them from anaphylactic attacks, but can instead cause ...
Opinion
Shorten caught out short on carbon tax
Current health path will only bring pain
Harper steps out of Atticus’ shadow
Indi already splits opinion
VOTERS in Indi have been urged to ignore rhetoric and hold their nerve ahead of what will likely ...
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Travel
Choose the cruise for you
With so many cruises to choose from, before you book check our tips on picking the right one ...
The best way to tour New Zealand
New Zealand's scenery is legendary and can be seen from the comfort of a coach or train.
Royal Caribbean's Oasis of the Seas: a mega pleasure cruise
Once you get over the size of it, and the crowds, especially as you are boarding, sailing on ...
Mega cruise liners coming to Australia
Cruise ships get bigger and bigger and the onboard experiences become more amazing in a highly competitive market.