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Binalong Public School kindgarten student Oscar Robinson is fixed on the finish line at the Bowning Public School small schools sports carnival. Picture: Susan Meli

Nick Douglas, 4, checks out a big red tractor at the Riverina Field Days, which have been declared a success. Picture: Anthony Stipo

Griffith City Council has decided to have goats removed from Scenic Hill. They are proving to be a pest. Picture: Anthony Stipo

Trish Johnston of Gundagai competes in the Turn And Burn Barrel Race at Grong Grong. Picture: Nikki Reynolds

Yvonne Emerson is pictured at the Turn And Burn Barrel Race at Grong Grong. Picture: Nikki Reynolds


Mick Batchelor of Grong Grong watches on at the Turn And Burn Barrel Race at Grong Grong. Pictures: Nikki Reynolds

Riley Jolly, 2, of Griffith is pictured at the Riverina Field Days at Griffith. Picture: Shantelle Stephens

Barry Bennett of Barooga has success in the farm inventors competition at the Riverina Field Days. Picture: Shantelle Stephens

 Organiser of the Riverina Field Days Ffiona Beverley. Picture: Shantelle Stephens

Dan Lustenberger from Bungarley Stud and Malcolm Plum from Kalnari Stud both of Tarcutta are pictured at the Riverina Field Days. Picture: Shantelle Stephens

Adele Edwards of Nangus wins the Turn n Burn Barrel Racing Derby at Grong Grong. Picture: Nikki Reynolds

Harden Whichcraft and Coffee Cottage is a unique volunteer endeavour that has been going strong for almost 50 years now thanks to the hard work of ladies like Jenny Loader and Joy Keefe. Picture: Jennette Lees

Binalong Brahmans dummy half Guy Sherrett was busy all day, and got his side back into the game with this second half try. The Brahmans drew 22-all with Gooloogong Cowboys. Picture: RS Williams

Murrumburrah High School students Emily Banks, Meg Perceval, Emma James, Lane Gaudie, Emma Manwaring and Maddie Douglass have all represented the Riverina this term. Picture: Harrison Vesey


Bowning Public School student Jad Glover sprints ahead of competitors from Jugiong and Binalong. Picture: Susan Meli

Cootamundra Saleyards Manager Jeff White with stock agents Corey Nicholson and Steve Tolmie. Cattle reached its highest price in recent times of $2.85/kg at the local yards yesterday. Picture: Jennette Lees

Cootamundra Public School students, standing in front of the volunteer parents and helpers, proudly display the gifts they bought for mum at the Mother's Day stall last Friday. Picture: Harrison Vesey

The Cootamundra Bullpups under 7s had great fun at Nicholson Park last Saturday in two game against Wagga Joeys. Picture: Harrison Vesey

Cootamundra Bullettes young gun Kelsey Hogan flies down to the wing to set up a try in the under 16s league tag 20-8 win over Wagga Kangaroos. Picture: Harrison Vesey


Young filmmaker Spedding Pearce demonstrates his tool of the trade, an iPad, to mum Angela and little brother Hunter. Picture: Harrison Vesey

Leading the way in women's soccer in Wagga are  Grace Di Trapani, Bronte Buik, Nat Creed, Claudia Di Trapani, Danika Sadleir, Phoebe Makepeace. Picture: Les Smith

HD Cake Decorators' Ken Robinson with a sugar art display ahead of the NSW Cake Decorators Guild conference in Wagga. Picture: Les Smith

Neville and Isabel Taber watched the demolition of the Schnelle Harmon grandstand at Eric Weissel Oval. Picture: Les Smith

Rotarians Graham Russell, Neil Hilper, Gerry Page and Rob Sharkie prepare for the annual Wagga Book Fair. Picture: Les Smith

Wagga swim stars Emma Nielsen and Meg Senior. Picture: Les Smith

Mona Finley reads a poem that was on display at the Darlington Point Museum on Anzac Day. Picture: Ben Jaffrey

Hay Magpies' Simon Parr is tackled by the Darlington Point-Coleambally Roosters' defence in the Group 20 match at Coleambally. Picture: Daisy Huntly

Southern Cotton general manager Kate O'Callaghan has been awarded a scholarship from the Australian Institute of Company Directors.

An 82-year-old Griffith man died in a two-vehicle collision at Hanwood on Thursday. Picture: Stephen Mudd

A data breach involved information from the family violence unit at Monash Medical Centre. (James Ross/AAP PHOTOS)

Data from 4000 people who used Monash Health's family violence and sexual assault support units across two decades has been caught in a data breach.

Cyber breach impacts family violence, sex assault data

Poor sleep affects up to 90 per cent of people who suffer from chronic pain. (Diego Fedele/AAP PHOTOS)

Poor sleep affects up to 90 per cent of people who suffer from chronic pain, but health practitioners rarely considered it a central part of their treatment.

Sleep could hold secret to recovery from serious injury

Riley Krause

Rachel Dewhurst and Eden Bradford from Canobolas Kids Health have opened up about the paediatric health crisis. Picture by Carla Freedman

Their service is offered in Orange, Dubbo, Bathurst and Cowra.

'Slow the floodgates': OT waitlist so long they've had to stop accepting new clients

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

Jenna Price

Australian research tells us nearly 100 per cent of boys see porn before the age of 24. Picture Shutterstock

Maybe we need a traffic light approach; a health porn tick of approval?

We used to learn about sex on the job, so to speak. Now things are quite different

The World Bank is calling for PNG to better supply its schools to get more children back on track. (AP PHOTO)

Papua New Guinea must urgently invest more in people, including by educating children, if it wants a more stable and prosperous society, the World Bank says.

PNG has 'human capital crisis', says World Bank

Riverina Photos of the Week | May 15

MEGA GALLERY: The best photos from around the Riverina.

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