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RECOGNITION: Cootamundra SES controller Des Rowe with this life membership and 50 years' service awards on Saturday. Photo: Declan Rurenga

Humble-hearted Des honoured for dedicated service

Declan Rurenga

GOLDEN GIRL: Ebony Davey is Miss Wattle for 2018 and she is hoping to do the title justice this year. Photo: Declan Rurenga

Ebony Davey chosen as Miss Wattle 2018

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Potential terror threat opens different Book Week chapter

Declan Rurenga

BIRTHDAY BASH: Cootamundra Heritage Centre volunteers Rosalind Wight and Yvonne Forsyth with part of a new display. Photo: Declan Rurenga

Heritage volunteers to celebrate 17th anniversary

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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

RECOGNITION: Cootamundra SES controller Des Rowe with this life membership and 50 years' service awards on Saturday. Photo: Declan Rurenga

Humble-hearted Des honoured for dedicated service

Declan Rurenga

GOLDEN GIRL: Ebony Davey is Miss Wattle for 2018 and she is hoping to do the title justice this year. Photo: Declan Rurenga

Ebony Davey chosen as Miss Wattle 2018

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INJURY TOLL: Cootamundra skipper Adam McPhail is missing almost half his starting side after a horror season of injuries at O'Connor Park. Photo: Declan Rurenga

Casualty list puts Strikers in the lurch

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BIG SHOW: Cootamundra Rodeo president Francis Ross with the new boundaries installed ahead of the first rodeo to be held since 2012. Photo: Declan Rurenga

Bucking bulls, broncos set for return to Cootamundra

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INJURY TOLL: Cootamundra skipper Adam McPhail is missing almost half his starting side after a horror season of injuries at O'Connor Park. Photo: Declan Rurenga

Casualty list puts Strikers in the lurch

Lachlan Grey

BIG SHOW: Cootamundra Rodeo president Francis Ross with the new boundaries installed ahead of the first rodeo to be held since 2012. Photo: Declan Rurenga

Bucking bulls, broncos set for return to Cootamundra

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Hayden Diggins

Four top hopes for Weissel Medal

Courtney Rees

POSITION VACANT: Former NRL player Glen Buttriss won't be returning to coach the Bulldogs in 2019. Photo: Declan Rurenga

Buttriss steps down as Bulldogs coach

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

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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

CHESS: At the library.

Diary: what’s on Cootamundra

Top results: Students at Macquarie Anglican Grammar achieve excellent results in external assessments.

Students set up to succeed

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

Top results: Students at Macquarie Anglican Grammar achieve excellent results in external assessments.

Students set up to succeed

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

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

Protecting digital devices

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

GOLDEN GIRL: Ebony Davey is Miss Wattle for 2018 and she is hoping to do the title justice this year. Photo: Declan Rurenga

Ebony Davey chosen as Miss Wattle 2018

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OUR PAST: Cootamundra teachers meet during a satellite telecast, voting for resolution to strike on May 10, 1990. Picture: Fairfax Media

Modern tech meets our past

DIARY: WHAT'S ON

Community diary: what’s on

GOLDEN GIRL: Ebony Davey is Miss Wattle for 2018 and she is hoping to do the title justice this year. Photo: Declan Rurenga

Ebony Davey chosen as Miss Wattle 2018

Jan Owen, CEO of the Foundation for Young Australians, was the overall winner of the inaugural Women of Influence awards in 2012. Photo: Elke Meitzel

Women of Influence 2018: award spurred on original winner Jan Owen

Hannah Tattersall

TOP EFFORT: Jane Storey and Judith Harris, the only pair to bid and make a grand slam this week. Picture: Contributed

Grand slam glory a remarkable effort

INJURY TOLL: Cootamundra skipper Adam McPhail is missing almost half his starting side after a horror season of injuries at O'Connor Park. Photo: Declan Rurenga

Casualty list puts Strikers in the lurch

Flashback Friday: Photos around Cootamundra from July 2008

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

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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

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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: The Lion King came to town

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’

PENNIES: Pensioners shouldn't hold their breath waiting for a windfall from the September 20 pension increase.

Don’t bank on big pension increase

Eileen Wood

Modern marvel: The second lock of the Panama Canal.

Cruise the Panama Canal with The Senior

Samara Ross

REV-OLUTION: Former combat medic Rick Carey is riding around Australia to raise funds for PTSD

Rick embarks on wild ride to help break PTSD cycle

Rowan Cowley

Trio charged over NSW bikie boss murder

Transport owner Scott Wilson (left) is carting hay to drought-stricken farmers in NSW.

More hay heading into western NSW

The Nationals want new coal-fired power plants and a ban lifted on nuclear energy.

Nationals generate support for coal power

The prime minister has my support: Dutton

Only last week, the prime minister said regulation would deny the parliament a voice on the policy.

PM risks coalition spat on energy backflip

Pat Griffiths

The Riverina community raised almost $200,000 for a young man who lost his legs and hand.

Drought can't diminish bush towns' spirit

Hannah Higgins

Psychiatrist Donald Grant says Alex McEwan appeared in control of what he was doing.

Schizophrenia had 'no role' in Qld killing

Warren Barnsley

Adrian Burragubba says he will take his fight against Adani to the High Court.

Adani native title fight to High Court

Stuart Layt

On the beach at Townsville… strolling comfortably in shorts.

A warm reprieve from winter is waiting up north

John Rozentals

PRETTY AS A PICTURE: The beautiful glass pavilion is cantilevered over the lake at Brick Bay.

Be charmed by villages in New Zealand’s Matakana

Sue Preston

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

Insiders tips about the world’s top rated foodie experiences

According to recent insights from Beaumont Tiles’ What’s my style quiz, Scandinavian was the number one style choice for renovators aged 16 to 25.

Appeal lies in the classics

A shortage of avocados in New Zealand has prompted criminal gangs to target orchards.

NZ avocado shortage leads to crime wave

Recipe from australianbeef.com.au

Try this: Meatball, zucchini and chickpea soup

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