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7:37 AM | Police have charged a woman over a violent home invasion at Guildford late last year.
Oval meeting is ignored
7:30 AM | MORE than $7 million of public money will be spent on the Robertson Oval upgrade but just eight people – including a councillor – turned up to a meeting on the project’s progress last night. Project manager, Wagga City Council’s Jarrod Bryant, said the turnout to public meetings such as last night’s one can bring small groups or larger contingents, but offering the public the opportunity to have their say and stay informed is important for the community.
Raiders 'like to support little towns'
7:30 AM | CANBERRA Raiders coach Dave Furner has thrown his full support behind the NRL’s Community Carnival initiative, touring a 30-man squad through the Riverina yesterday. Speaking from Gundagai, Furner labelled the country visit as an annual highlight on the Raiders’ calendar.
7:30 AM | Cattle report from MLA’s NLRS DATE: February 6 YARDING: 2655
7:30 AM | LOCAL farmers looking to maximise their yields and prices ahead of this year’s harvest should get themselves to the Hart Bros Field Day. Held at the Junee Reefs Hall on Wednesday, February 15, farmers will hear from experts from the CSIRO and the primary industries department.
7:30 AM | DARTS continues to grow in Junee with 16 players competiting at the last meeting. Instead of playing for the highest score, prizes were awarded for the highest pegout, with players aiming to end the game with a score above 40 points.
Leader sport
7:30 AM | Sporting results from across the Riverina
Positive attitude is Ena’s secret to life
7:00 AM | AGE was clearly no boundary for Ena Hancock as she celebrated her 101st birthday with a piece of cake and a colourful smile. Four generations of family came together on Tuesday at Allawah Lodge, Coolamon, for a memorable birthday party. Residents of the Lodge joined in, surrounded by balloons and afternoon treats as they shared fond stories of Ena and her remarkable life so far.
7:00 AM | WAGGA rugby league talent Jordan Shepherd will debut for the Melbourne Storm this Saturday. Shepherd has been named in the Storm’s SG Ball squad to take on St George in Sydney in the under 18s opening match of the season.
Top $8000
7:00 AM | BORDER Leicester rams topped at $8000 at the Retallack on-property sale at Ariah Park. Stud principals, Graham and Isabella Grinter sold the ram to repeat buyers Shane Fealey and family, “Overton Park”, Oaklands NSW.
7:00 AM | KIMBERLY Poulsen was on Tuesday found safe and sound, days after she was reported missing from her Sydney home and believed to have been headed for Junee. At the weekend, Ms Poulsen was reported missing from the inner-west suburb of Earlwood, where she lives at the Earlwood Hotel.
Crowder routs Lotts batsmen
7:00 AM | JUNEE opening bowler Joe Crowder has etched his name in Riverina cricket folklore by pulling off a rare triple hat trick. Playing on Saturday, Crowder took an incredible five wickets in five balls against Gundagai to record only the third known triple hat-trick in cricket history.
Another achievement for Wagga dance teacher’s resume
7:00 AM | BELOVED Wagga dance teacher Anne Reardon has added another impressive achievement to her glowing resume after completing a prestigious international qualification. In 2011 Anne completed her Certificate in Ballet Teaching Studies with the Royal Academy of Dance in London. It is one of numerous qualifications Anne has completed over the course of her 20 year career, but the certificate she holds in the highest esteem.
Council cops $110,000 bill for burying cable
7:00 AM | SUTHERLAND Shire Council has accused Optus of reneging on an agreement to pay for cables in the Gymea shopping centre upgrade to be put underground.
6:30 AM | NARRANDERA pensioner Bryan Hatherly did just about all he could to avoid falling victim to a dodgy roofing contractor, but in the end he paid $22,528 to a man who then vanished. The contractor, 40-year-old South Australian man Steven Norman, was jailed for six months in Wagga Local Court yesterday after being convicted in his absence in 2010 on one count of obtaining money by deception.
6:30 AM | JUNEE captain-coach Damien Willis yesterday described the recruitment of playmaker Nathan McGowan as a “massive plus” for the Diesels. Willis revealed the signing of McGowan this week had solved a pressing problem on the cusp of the start of Junee’s pre-season campaign.
Double Dan a hit in Wagga
6:30 AM | THE duo that makes up the popular equestrian entertainment act known as Double Dan were in Wagga recently to perform shows and hold a clinic.
Village business tasting success
6:30 AM | BUSINESS in Bethungra has begun to boom with the opening of another enterprise in the small village. The Bethungra Tea House is the result of two years work by Gaylene and Garry Crabtree, who bought the old school house with the aim of renovating it and turning it into a tourist attraction. That hard work paid off on Sunday with an estimated 300 people coming through the doors for a cup of coffee, tea or a snack.
6:30 AM | JUNIOR cricket returned to Loftus Oval last weekend with two close games beginning with Moon and Hart facing off on Loftus one.
6:30 AM | HEARTS are synonymous with February, as once-a-year romantics express their love on Valentines Day. For an entirely different reason, a heart has become an important symbol associated with February. February is HeartKids Awareness month and Wagga residents are being encouraged to support children struggling with Childhood Heart Disease.
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