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Ross Harmer of West Wyalong Movies. Picture: Nikki Reynolds 

Riverina Wool Testers principal Trent Fordham. Picture: Nikki Reynolds 

RIRDC rural woman of the year Sophie Hansen. 

Peter Havrlant researches markets for young male dairy calves. 

Fiona Simson takes on the top role at NFF. 

Rice Growers Association president Jeremy Morton. 

Agronomist Frank McRae is pictured at Mangoplah. Picture: Nikki Reynolds 

Gavin Yensch with his son Ben Yensch, 5, of "Coppabella", Holbrook are pictured with George Wilson of RH Blake and Co. Picture: Nikki Reynolds 

Livestock agent Jake Pearce is at the rail during the sheep and lamb sale at Wagga. Picture: Nikki Reynolds 

Isaac Hill of GJ Hulm takes the bids at the Wagga sheep and lamb sale. 

RLA livestock agent and auctioneer James Tierney sells the lots at Wagga. Picture: Nikki Reynolds 

Buyers at the rail at the Wagga Livestock Marketing Centre. Picture: Nikki Reynolds 

THE WISH LIST: Jamerson Quinn, 3, posts her letter to Santa. Picture: Lorri Roden 

WINNING WAYS: Brenda Gatehouse and her mum Jean Salzke have success in the Culcairn Club meat raffle. Picture: Lorri Roden 

PAMPERING: The Look Good Feel Better workshop in Griffith on Wednesday gave Jackie Johnson-Farrar a day of makeup, fun and respite from the pain coming with being a cancer sufferer. PHOTO: Anthony Stipo

HAPPIER TIMES: Stolen Generation survivor Fay Clayton-Mosely with pictures of her family before they were split up. Ms Clayton-Mosely was taken from her family in Leeton. 

CONCERNED RESIDENTS: A group of concerned residents in Griffith have expressed fear someone will soon be killed by cars racing past their homes. Bev Penrith, Matilda Charles, Aunty Gloria Goolagong, Jenny Goolagong,   Fred Jonson, Rodney Charles, Charles Christian and Caelen Glass, 3. PHOTO: Anthony Stipo.

Parents Natalie Dean and Simon Lienesch with their son Jensen, seven months, and Lexie O’Connor at the Cootamundra Country Club.

Leigh Merrin with Chris and Maureen Rayner enjoy a cuppa in Wallendbeen.

GREAT CAST: Costumes in last weekend's performance of ‘Hansel and Gretel and the Creepy Woods’ at Miss Em’s Drama School  in Cootamundra were terrific. Picture: Contributed 

GREAT EFFORT: Cootamundra's Peter and Jeremy Lott at the finish line after Saturday's 157km L’Étape Australia. 

PLANS: Member for Cootamundra Katrina Hodgkinson and NSW Ambulance Inspector Martin Cutler, looking at the plans for the new ambulance station in Harden. 

FLOATING: Murrumburrah Public School students had a great time participating in the intensive swimming program.

Seventeen children aged under five have died in Australia due to toppling furniture since 2000. (AP PHOTO)

New standards to warn of furniture toppling risks will be introduced after the deaths of several children in household incidents.

Furniture suppliers to warn of toppling risk for kids

Emily Anderson

A file photo of a patient receiving care at an Aboriginal health service. Picture by James Ross/AAP Photos

Leaked survey and letters describe a 'lack of trust'.

Shock workplace allegations emerge at peak Aboriginal health body

Prof Sonya Marshall-Gradisnik (right) is looking to a opioid treatment to help long COVID sufferers. (Supplied by Griffith University/AAP PHOTOS)

A drug that has been on the market to treat opioid addiction can potentially be used to alleviate debilitating illnesses like long COVID, researchers say.

Opioid treatment drug offers hope for long COVID cases

Eileen Wood

Without cash how would we pay for that bargain at the garage sale or swap meet. ACM file picture 

Keep Cash Campaign urges people to use cash where possible.

Show me the money: older Aussies fight to keep cash

Carla Mascarenhas

Molly Ticehurst's death in Forbes sparked calls for action on addressing domestic violence in regional NSW. Picture supplied

Regional NSW is more dangerous for women than Sydney.

Revealed: the worst local government locations for domestic violence

A study suggests Alzheimer's is virtually guaranteed for people who carry two copies of a risk gene. (AP PHOTO)

Alzheimer's is virtually guaranteed for people who carry two copies of a certain gene variant rather than simply posing a higher risk, according to a study.

Two copies of gene a 'virtual guarantee' of Alzheimer's

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