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Thank you buyers, thank you agents, it's been a great 45 years

Tom Gosling

Kurrajong helps people review their NDIS plans to ensure they receive the correct care.

New CEO steps up for disability support service

Jessica McLaughlin

Locks lost: Justin Sheedy went for the big chop

Coota High's greatest shave

jody potts

Strong winds on Saturday didn't stop model helicopter 'maniacs' from performing some amazing stunts with their aircraft.

Coota 'bigger and better'

Tom Gosling

No-one had an answer to Douglas's speed on the climb

Young Coota cyclist wins regional race

Tom Gosling

The Honda SUV in the foreground, with damage to the front passenger door where the Hilux ute with four people in the front cabin attempted to 'undertake' at the corner of Lawrence and Sutton streets.

Main street police chase ends in crash

Tom Gosling

Cr Stewie Stewart with Callum Wisz, of 4th class at Coota Primary, and Isaac Wilson, 5th class - both exemplary and considerate riders.

Councillor's plea for better scooter manners in CBD

Tom Gosling

Thank you buyers, thank you agents, it's been a great 45 years

Tom Gosling

Kurrajong helps people review their NDIS plans to ensure they receive the correct care.

New CEO steps up for disability support service

Jessica McLaughlin

Morrison gives his version of talks in tense interview with Waleed Aly

CLEAN BOWLED: Dean Bradley with the awards he received for his outstanding performances in local and representative cricket, including the bowling aggregate and average award and a gong for lead wicket-taker.

Bradley dominant in award stakes

Pat Kerin

COMMITMENT: Sue Adams (l) with a stalwart of the Cootamundra Bridge Club, Mary Norton-Knight. Mary teamed up with Loo Manning on Tuesday night for a North/South third.

Davidson and partners are enjoying winning streak

Jenny McAinsh

John Malone.

Teams make grade in pennant

Arthur Ward

CLEAN BOWLED: Dean Bradley with the awards he received for his outstanding performances in local and representative cricket, including the bowling aggregate and average award and a gong for lead wicket-taker.

Bradley dominant in award stakes

WIN: Nigel Buttress enjoyed a 31-21 win against Adam New.

Sights set on next round

READY TO ROLL: Towning Shield bowlers prior to last week's start. Photo: DIANNE DEBRITT

Club hosts successful shield

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YOUR DAIRY: What's on

What's on: March 6 and 7, 2019

YOUR DIARY: WHAT'S ON

What's on: February 27, 2019

What's on: your diary

YOUR DAIRY: What's on

What's on: March 6 and 7, 2019

WHAT'S ON: YOUR DIARY

What’s on: your diary

What’s on

Questacon is an exciting and intriguing concentration of science brought to life in vivid techni-colour.

The ultimate family fun holiday itinerary in Canberra

Emma Elsworthy

A selection of dishes available at the hip and happening Lazy Su. Pic: OutInCanberra

Ten iconic Canberra haunts for the ultimate foodie bucket list

Emma Elsworthy

Milestone: Stephen Thurn, Kerrie Walsh, Michael Twomey and Michael Gay are proud Twomeys principals and, with the firm's staff and customers, will be celebrating 70 years in business in 2019. Photo: Supplied

New faces and a milestone

Questacon is an exciting and intriguing concentration of science brought to life in vivid techni-colour.

The ultimate family fun holiday itinerary in Canberra

Opportunity: Sacred Heart is a small school with a big heart. This year's kinder are led by teachers Ms Emma McDonnell and Mrs Kate Maher.

A year to “dream bigger”

Leadership team for 2019: Michaela Webb, Brianna Herron, principal Leesa Daly, Matthew Friend and Eliza Cooper are excited to focus on encouraging school spirit.

New leaders excited to make a change

EXTRAS: The home has slow combustion heating and evaporative cooling, as well as a double garage and single carport.

Property provides for mixed farming

PRODUCTIVE: During the vendor's tenure, "Oakleigh" was run as a mixed farming enterprise, for the last eight years as a grazing enterprise producing wool and lambs.

Property provides for mixed farming

51 Trail Street: The property presents a great opportunity for an owner-occupier to put their stamp on the property with the right renovation.

Commercial properties now for sale

COMING SOON: Some props from Voice, Drama and Mystery.

Drama, mystery bound for stage

SOCIAL: Members enjoyed a delicious bistro luncheon after the March meeting.

Club welcomes new leaders

SPECTACULAR: A piece created by open runner up Anne Hayman. Picture: Supplied

Wattlebirds mark occasion

COMING SOON: Some props from Voice, Drama and Mystery.

Drama, mystery bound for stage

GREEN SCENE: The Cootamundra Bird Walk, where Muttama Creek Regeration Group volunteers have been hard at work.

Pat to be honoured with seat

SUCCESS: Jenny Birtles won the handicraft bookmark section with Patricia Herbert, both of Eurongilly.

Hume CWA all-in at Junee

Dawn Fraser pictured with Marj Haines, Cootamundra Swimming Club's oldest member, aged 86.

Olympian Dawn Fraser comes to Cootamundra

GOOD FORM: Lachlan Webb bowls the ball.

Junior cricket match between Kookaburras and Boorowa

HAVING A BREAK: Cootamundra B.U.G having a rest at the Olympic Hotel after their 30km ride out too Jindalee National Park (the Iron barks).

Out and about in the Cootamundra region, February 3

DUO: Teamed up for the bowls tournament and enjoying their day out were Craig Jourdan (Coota Ex-Services) and Alan Kirby (Harrington Bowling Club).

Cootamundra Tasco Pairs Bowls Tournament | Gallery

Video of the brawl at Cootamundra Ex-Servicemen’s club has spread on social media

NSW Touch looks at discipline after Cootamundra brawl

Annie Lewis

Cootamundra's Jim Main starts clearing a fallen tree after the Treetops native garden was severely damaged by a storm on Friday. Picture: Contributed

Severe weather brings down trees, starts fire at Cootamundra

Rex Martinich

SOLID HIT: Malcolm Sutherland at bat for Cootamundra Ex-services Magpies at the weekend against Stockinbingal. Picture: Kelly Manwaring

The weekend in sport | 65 photos

STAR: James Smith's performance was crucial in Crusaders' win over Mimosa. Picture: Kelly Manwaring

Crusaders cruise to victory as dynamic duo lead charge | Photos

Pat Kerin

Cootamundra Herald readers are fed up with the propaganda appearing in the mail boxes.

You say: Stop the leaflets and propaganda

Prime Minister Scott Morrison.

You say: Things are heating up in the election race

You say: The science behind climate change is clear

End-of-life doula Helen Callanan

Doulas provide support for the dying

Eileen Wood

ON REFLECTION: Simon Cullen with the Lookinglass artifical intelligence mirror.

AI mirror monitors Parkinson’s signs

BE SAFE: If you find it is too tricky or unsafe to fit a smoke alarm yourself, contact your nearest Fire and Rescue NSW station for advice.

Be alarmed about fire risk

Former NRL player Ben Barba (left) is expected to plead guilty to public nuisance charges.

Ben Barba expected to plead guilty: lawyer

28m ago

Pat Campbell''s moving cartoon depicting 50 Muslims in various stages of prayer, representing the 50 victims of the Christchurch massacre.

World embraces Pat Campbell's moving response to Christchurch

28m ago

The manslaughter trial of Lisa Barrett following two homebirth deaths has started.

SA homebirth manslaughter trial under way

44m ago

Facebook users worried about the latest security issue have been advised to reset their passwords.

Worried FB users advised to reset password

52m ago

Michael Daley says the NSW government is bullying the PBO over costing of Labor's stadiums policy.

Labor's stadium plan costings solid: PBO

58m ago

Police made a protester throw away a carton of eggs before Scott Morrison(C)announced a rail project

Egg protest is no yolk, say federal police

Angus Livingston
1hr ago

Gladys Berejiklian and Michael Daley both made false claims about NSW power costs and energy bills.

NSW Govt and Labor mislead voters on power

1hr ago

The High Court has refused to hear an appeal over the murder of three Aboriginal children.

High Court will not hear Bowraville appeal

Margaret Scheikowski
1hr ago

What matters to The Land readers this election

Samantha Townsend
2hrs ago

Cyclone Trevor is set to bring heavy rain of up to 300mm a day to parts of the gulf country as it crosses the coast. Will it feed moisture into a cold front crossing NSW on Monday as the ex-cyclone drifts down ? It's a possible scenario.

Will Trevor be clever and bring some rain?

John Ellicott

Allianz Stadium is coming down. Demolition has already started on the old Sydney Football Stadium. The stadium spend has caused an uproar in regional NSW.

NSW votes: it's a demolition derby

John Ellicott

Your weekly travel inspiration

Business as usual: Peppers Blue on Blue.

Your weekly travel inspiration

John Rozentals

Qualia: Exclusive packages for Hamilton Island Race Week.

Do you need some travel inspiration?

John Rozentals

Many hands: If you plan ahead, stay organised and have many helping hands, then moving day will be somewhat stress-free.

How to move house stress-free

COMPACT HOMES: Tony Skinner builds tiny houses out of shipping containers. Picture: DARREN HOWE

Big dreams of tiny living for Tiny House Festival

Elspeth Kernebone

Tantalising recipe supplied by australianbeef.com.au/

Try this: Asian slaw salad with marinated beef