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A rusty water pipe.

Water pipe project to begin before year’s end

Declan Rurenga

FAMILY FUN: Ganmain show will brighten your winter on Saturday, August 18, with fun for all the family. Pictures: Destination Riverina Murray

It’s showtime and salami

Calling all dogs for a pawsome day out

Julianne Collingridge

Royal Far West CEO Lindsay Cane (right) with Deputy Premier John Barilaro (left) and Member for Manly James Griffin with Dominique and his mum Gemma Callinan, of Harden, NSW.

Royal Far West get $5.1m boost

Kim Chappell

Ethan Muddle, Graham Lyall, Hayley Follett and Mal Muddle from Port Stephens. Photos: Zaarkacha Marlan

The 60th Annual Louth Cup 2018 in photos

Zaarkacha Marlan

Perfect trio: Beer, band and bacon

Julie Cowell

RUNNING THE SHOW: Kerstyn Taylor and Lilliana Chick running EA Southee Public School, in principal Leonie Stevenson's place for a day. Photo: Declan Rurenga

School captains run the school for a day

Declan Rurenga

A rusty water pipe.

Water pipe project to begin before year’s end

Declan Rurenga

FAMILY FUN: Ganmain show will brighten your winter on Saturday, August 18, with fun for all the family. Pictures: Destination Riverina Murray

It’s showtime and salami

Ethan Muddle, Graham Lyall, Hayley Follett and Mal Muddle from Port Stephens. Photos: Zaarkacha Marlan

The 60th Annual Louth Cup 2018 in photos

Your Business Listing

Phillips misses out on crown

Graeme Dennis

Mixed pairs in full swing

Grumpy Fisher

CENTURY: Phil Bird is chaired off Clarke Oval on Saturday by Joel Pearson and Sandy Maskell-Knight, after the Blues beat Googong. Photo: Mark Loiterton

Blues ‘always in front’

Pat Kerin

Phillips misses out on crown

Jason Cronin scored a hat-trick in Cootamundra's win over Temora.

Big win still not enough for Dogs

Courtney Rees

HERE WE GO AGAIN: Check out all of our fabulous sporting snaps from Sunday's scintillating action.

The Weekend In Sport | August 11-12 – Part Two

Lachlan Grey

FAMILY FUN: Ganmain show will brighten your winter on Saturday, August 18, with fun for all the family. Pictures: Destination Riverina Murray

It’s showtime and salami

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What’s on in Cootamundra

KEEP CALM: Singers Kerwyn Field, Shelly Johnston, Cathy Ashcroft, Geoff Twomey, singing teacher Geraldine Ryan, Oscar Smith, Leigh Butt. Photo: Contributed

Geraldine Ryan’s singing students to keep calm and sing

FAMILY FUN: Ganmain show will brighten your winter on Saturday, August 18, with fun for all the family. Pictures: Destination Riverina Murray

It’s showtime and salami

Community diary: What’s on Cootamundra

Famous beast: Claire Dearing (Bryce Dallas Howard) and (Owen Grady (Chris Pratt) face off against Jurassic World's most fearsome dinosaur - the Tyrannosaurus Rex.

Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom film review

Kayla Osborne

From a single employee 100 years ago, Dawson and Partners Cootamundra now employs 19 (above), as well as seven more at the Goulburn office.

Dawson & Partners celebrates a milestone: Serving over a century

Green is a safe colour for the kitchen space. It complements white colours or neutral tones, wooden or steel elements.

Stick-on kitchen colour

YOUR NEWS, YOUR WAY: Go online and visit cootamundraherald.com.au to subscribe for full digital access.

Cootamundra Herald launches new website and digital subscriptions

Ross Tyson

From a single employee 100 years ago, Dawson and Partners Cootamundra now employs 19 (above), as well as seven more at the Goulburn office.

Dawson & Partners celebrates a milestone: Serving over a century

Connected: With an average of 26 connected devices in each household which could expose those within the home to unexpected risk.

Protecting digital devices

Recipe from AustralianBeef.com.au.

Try this: Asian slaw salad with marinated beef

Security: Make sure valuables such as jewellery, laptops, credit cards and identity documents such as passports are locked away safely

Tips to stay secure

Security: Make sure valuables such as jewellery, laptops, credit cards and identity documents such as passports are locked away safely

Renovating? Some tips to stay secure

The Desert Rose was designed and built in Wollongong and will be disassembled and shipped to Dubai to be reconstructed over a 10-day period in November as part of the Solar Decathlon Middle East 2018.

Focus on dementia and energy

Coota Can Assist

Club in the spotlight: Can Assist

YOUR DIARY: WHAT’S ON

What’s on in Cootamundra

RED HOT: Kate Warren, Parkinson's nurse from Wagga, and Helen Eccleston at the recent meeting. Picture: Contributed

Parkinson’s meeting on today

Coota Can Assist

Club in the spotlight: Can Assist

Perfect trio: Beer, band and bacon

Julie Cowell

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What’s on

Flashback Friday: Photos around Cootamundra from July 2013

THERE, COMES A LION: Students Oliver Hall as 'young Simba' and Harry Boxsell as 'Mufasa' on Pride Rock during rehearsals. Photo: Bec Herring

The Lion King to be pride of school | Photos

Izaiah Pahulu brings the ball up for Cootamundra's under 11s. Photo: Declan Rurenga

Cootamundra at the Junee Schoolboys Carnival | Photos

Flashback Friday: Photos around Cootamundra from January 1988

MILESTONES: Stacey Boxsell duels with a Leeton player (left) and Annette Parkinson in action for the Strikers' reserves at O'Connor Park on Sunday. Photo: Declan Rurenga

Leonard Cup legend plays her 300th and counting… | Photos

Declan Rurenga

Flashback Friday: 40 photos from the Herald in December 1988

Cootamundra Herald

THE DROP: Brandon Sanderson prepares to kick downfield during the Blues' match against the Seahawks at Clarke Oval on Saturday. Photo: Mark Loiterton

Seahawks prove too good for Blues | Photos

Pat Kerin

HER EFFORTS: Sandy Kennedy, Amanda Levett, Paula Maher and Colina Meadows with names of inspirational indigenous women. Photo: Kelly Manwaring

NAIDOC Week celebrates impact of women | Photos

Declan Rurenga

TALENTED: Ronald Bishop says the 'Keep Calm and Sing' performances show Cootamundra has plenty of talent.

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Cabaret comes to Coota

UNDER ATTACK: Letter-writer Ron Kirkland, of Cootamundra, worries for the future of the national broadcaster.

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: ABC’s future ‘under threat’

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Debate over public library funding

OUTSOURCING: 1500 new private call centre staff contracted to help with sky-rocketing telephone wait times.

Centrelink being privatised “piece by piece”, says Labor MP

Eileen Wood

INCREDIBLE INDIA: We'll see the Gateway of India in Mumbai on our fully escorted cruise.

Join us to explore India’s incredible south

Samara Ross

CONFIDENT: Associate Professor Tim Thomas and Associate Professor Anne Voss from the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute with Professor Jonathan Baell from the Monash Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences.

New drugs put cancers to sleep – for good

Labor calls for more ambitious NEG

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PM avoids stoush over euthanasia rights

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Twelve Apostles in the running for Seven Wonders of Australia title

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13 per cent of regional students had deferred their studies because they couldn’t afford it, a study has revealed. Photo: Shutterstock

Students from regional areas so poor they are struggling to eat

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Luke Herbert was the driver of a train that a boy ran in front of at the Bong Bong Road level crossing at Dapto last month.

As he ran in front of train, boy gave driver the finger

Glen Humphries

Drought-hit NSW farmers doing it tough, with crops dying in the ground, say they've been overlooked.

NSW farmers despair as crops turn to dust

Tom Rabe

NSW firefighters are battling out-of-control bushfires across the state amid dry, windy conditions.

NSW besieged by unusual winter bushfires

Luke Costin

Robyn Lambley says a floor price for alcohol would turn the Northern Territory into a nanny state.

Alcohol floor price plan divisive in NT

Greg Roberts

Enjoy the delicious juices of a traditional sausage at Kaohsiung's night market.

Insiders tips about the world’s top rated foodie experiences

Werribee Mansion Hotel and Spa is a magnificent architectural sight.

A vivid history and flavour at Werribee Mansion

Scott McRae

The National Anzac Centre … helping cement Albany’s reputation as a commemoration centre.

Six highlights in your travel week | 10 Aug

John Rozentals

Perfect pocket of serenity: Creating an entertaining space on your rooftop will give you a serene place to enjoy the amazing views or to host the ultimate party.

Cultivating the view from the top

Jennifer Birchall

Brushing your pet’s teeth is easier than you think. Starting them early to get them used to it is a great idea.

Protect your pet’s pearly whites

RSPCA

The best way for that ‘summer bod’ to return? Not to let it go in the first place!

Solutions for that weighty issue

Healthshare

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