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Breakers rediscover that winning feeling in try-fest at Taree

Breakers rediscover that winning feeling in try-fest at Taree

Mick McDonald

Another one: Brandon Phelan joined Port Macquarie Sharks' growing casualty ward in their 16-4 defeat to Forster-Tuncurry on Saturday.

Sharks' casualty ward grows as Hawks claim the points

Paul Jobber

Competitors wait for a set as two cruise liners speed by

Rainbow Beach turns it on as Bird Rock nears 40 years

Paul Jobber

Breakers rediscover that winning feeling in try-fest at Taree

Breakers rediscover that winning feeling in try-fest at Taree

Port City players after centre Luke Sinclair had scored the second try of the match against Taree City. The Breakers won 46-14.

Plenty of points for Port City

Mick McDonald

FUN FUNDRAISING: Wayne Peters, Don McDonald, Caleb Rose from Wauchope Country Club, Tracey Peters, Michelle McDonald and John Eggert.

Get your golf clubs out to bring joy to sick kids

Letitia Fitzpatrick

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Museum volunteer Anne Oud with some of the archaeological relics from Lake Innes on exhibition at the Port Macquarie Museum.

Uncovering the archaeological history of Lake Innes

HELPING: When the van was in Port Macquarie in 2018 they saw a record number of people.

Men in the spotlight as rural health van rolls into town

Laura Telford

Glamorous: Tamara Eden is a soloist in the all-singing, all-dancing Puttin' on the Ritz at the Glasshouse, June 4, 2pm and 7.30pm. Tix $79.90-$84.90.

Home grown talent puttin' on the pizzazz

Vickii Byram

Museum volunteer Anne Oud with some of the archaeological relics from Lake Innes on exhibition at the Port Macquarie Museum.

Uncovering the archaeological history of Lake Innes

Rugby Australia: Players during a Dream Big Time event held in Bathurst. Photo:Supplied

Local talent search for next Olympic rugby team

Robert Dougherty

Port Macquarie Surfing Museum: Committee member Geoff Branch, Mid North Coast Girls Surfriders president Robyn Wallace and Chilli with the Bird Rock Memorial Surf Classic trophy.

Board riders unite for Bird Rock Classic

Robert Dougherty

Special occasion celebrated: Sisters Beth Morcom and Glynnis Wincote at Beths 21st Birthday Party, 1969. Photos supplied by Port Macquarie Museum.

May holidays a boom time for Port - 1969

Port Macquarie Museum

Watch your step: Inspecting damage to Cathie Bridge following flooding rain in 1963. Photo supplied by Port Macquarie Museum.

Flood brings down bridge

Port Macquarie Museum

Lest we forget: RSL Sub-branch president Ken Radley lays a wreath at the Port Macquarie War Memorial, 1963. Photos supplied by Port Macquarie Museum

Silent and sincere moments for Anzacs

Port Macquarie Museum

Verto Disability Services: The VERTO north coast Disability Employment Services team.

Experience gives the best outcomes for employers and job seekers

Jil Hogan

That dream block of land is more affordable than you think

That dream block of land is more affordable than you think

Jil Hogan

Why not trade the purgatory of city traffic for a little slice of coastal paradise?

Why not trade the purgatory of city traffic for a little slice of coastal paradise?

Tom Sebo

Verto Disability Services: The VERTO north coast Disability Employment Services team.

Experience gives the best outcomes for employers and job seekers

An exclusive bushland lifestyle close to everything

An exclusive bushland lifestyle close to everything

Jil Hogan

Marvel at the lost city of Machu Picchu, a 15th-century Inca citadel, located in the Eastern Cordillera of southern Peru, on a mountain ridge 2,430 metres above sea level.

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Read the latest Domain here

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Ruth Lewis

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Through Your Eyes: stars shine as day ends

Laura Telford

INSPIRATION: Beric Henderson with the piece of art that inspired his submision for the exhibition. PHOTO: Laura Telford.

Venice calls: local artist heads to Italian city for art show

Laura Telford

End of an era: SES northern zone deputy commander Anthony Day, Sergeant Paul Dilley, Susan Schmitzer and Robert Toms cut a cake to mark 30 years of the Hastings Driver Reviver.

Thank you to driver reviver volunteers across 30 years

Lisa Tisdell

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Through Your Eyes: stars shine as day ends

Museum volunteer Anne Oud with some of the archaeological relics from Lake Innes on exhibition at the Port Macquarie Museum.

Uncovering the archaeological history of Lake Innes

SAFE SPACE: Wade Whitney, Jaydn Clarke, Lauren Darcy and Richard Sheargold at Charles Sturt University's IDAHOBIT day. PHOTO: Laura Telford.

An inclusive community at the end of the rainbow

Laura Telford

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Through Your Eyes: stars shine as day ends

Best shot: Rob Oakeshott and his supporters reflect on their Cowper election defeat. Photo: Tracey Fairhurst.

Oakeshott urges voter reflection over "fear, smear and beer" campaign

Future firefighter: Jenna O'Brien and Noah with firefighter Katie Burt try out the fire hose.

Sirens sound for fire station open day fun

The weird, whacky wonderfulness of election day

The weird, whacky wonderfulness of election day

Hastings Public School's P and C is raising money to build a COLA over the school's netball courts. They need $140,000 - maybe the newly elected Cowper MP could give them a federal helping hand?

On the hustings: Cowper election in photos

Tracey Fairhurst

2019 Cowper Decides: our federal election rolling coverage

2019 Cowper Decides: our federal election rolling coverage

Tracey Fairhurst

A screengrab from a YouTube video showing the former PM Bob Hawke skolling a beer from Mr Brandon.

Hawke downing 'one for the country' brings back memories

Robert Crawford

Tassie devil predicts election outcome

Tassie devil predicts election outcome

Scott Gelston

Climate fail: Independent candidate for Warringah Zali Steggall celebrates her victory over Tony Abbott on Saturday night. Her win was built on the issue of climate change, which failed to sway voters in much of the rest of the country. Photo: AAP

Labor may need a rethink on climate policy

Jeremy Sammut

Love the skin you're in

Love the skin you're in

Michelle Haines Thomas

The seats to watch in Saturday's election

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The seats to watch in Saturday's election

Ian Tulloch

FOCUSED: Debra Byrne juggles her successful musical theatre and recording career with her role as full-time carer to her two grandsons. She is set to star in Sweeney Todd in Sydney and Melbourne.

Why kids are Debra Byrne's 'top priority'

Geraldine Cardozo

TOO COCKY BY HALF: People tend to be overconfident of their financial knowledge and skills, according to the report.

Lack of financial knowledge soaring

Older participants needed for new immune boosting drug trial

Older participants needed for new immune boosting drug trial

Eileen Wood

One of the first things PM Scott Morrison and Treasurer Josh Frydenberg will focus on is tax cuts.

Tax cuts, ministry on Morrison agenda

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Actor Geoffrey Rush speaks outside the Supreme Court in Sydney after winning his defamation case.

Rush defamation case back in Sydney court

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Senior Labor figures will meet to begin the formal process of choosing Bill Shorten's replacement.

Senior Labor figures to meet on leadership

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Zynal Javid Khan allegedly followed a 22-year-old woman for more than a kilometre then raped her.

Alleged new mum rapist to face Vic court

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More than four in five Australians believe medicines aren't subsidised quickly enough.

Australians want cheaper medicines quicker

Marnie Banger
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Eating more sugar and calories has upped obesity levels, slowing Australia's life expectancy rates.

Obesity weighing down on life expectancy

Prime Minister Scott Morrison is short of the 76 seats needed to form a majority in parliament.

Morrison closes in on majority

Paul Osborne

Liberal Dave Sharma says his battle for Wentworth against Kerryn Phelps is too close to call.

Phelps, Sharma on knife-edge in Wentworth

Perry Duffin

Cameron, Tony and Janet Gall, "Wilson's Creek" Uralla with their award for best fleece in the New England region, presented by Wayne McMahon, Australian Yarn Company.

Night of awards for super fine wool growers

Jamie Brown

Hughie Coulton, Tallangatta, Warialda Rail, claimed the reserve grand champion fleece and champion single novice fleece of the Warialda show.

Warialda show overcomes drought worries

Lucy Kinbacher

Minnamurra Norton N134 fetched $11,000 top money with breeders and buyers from NSW, Victoria and New Zealand.

Minnamurra Speckle Park bulls sell to four states - ave $5704

Mark Griggs

Making the extraordinary appear ordinary in Siem Reap City

Making the extraordinary appear ordinary in Siem Reap City

John Rozentals

Looking for a bucket list item? Try paddling the Murray

Looking for a bucket list item? Try paddling the Murray

Juanita Greville

Petra: The Rose City is a highlight of the 14-day 'Walking in the Footsteps of Abraham' tour.

Wishing you were somewhere else? Here's your weekly travel inspiration

John Rozentals

A paved courtyard is a great option for creating a flat, stable platform to define your space. It can transition from an entertaining area, to a kids' play space, to a place of relaxation for empty nesters.

Renovate instead of relocate

Hallways set the tone for the rest of the home's mood and style, so it's important to create a space that's charming and inviting.

Revitalise your house in winter

Scientists have made a break-through in blending the best bits of glass and timber: transparent wood.

Let the light shine in, through wood