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TOP SHOT: Laura Brindley came fourth in the Target Rifle B Grade at the Victorian Queen's Prize. More photos online at riverinaleader.com.au.

Riverina Leader sport news, April 24, 2019

GIRL POWER: Zoe Jenkins weighs up her options during the Wagga City Wanderers match against Canberra United Academy at the weekend. Picture: Emma Hillier

Your club sport report, April 15, 2019

WEEKEND SHOOT: Graham Crowe and David Slowiak from the Explorers Rifle Club. Picture: Contributed

Riverina Leader sport news, April 9, 2019

TOP SHOT: Laura Brindley came fourth in the Target Rifle B Grade at the Victorian Queen's Prize. More photos online at riverinaleader.com.au.

Riverina Leader sport news, April 24, 2019

GIRL POWER: Manessah Humphries and Rhiannon Daisley battle for possession during the women's Wanderers v Tuggeranong United at Rawlings Park at the weekend.

Your club sport reports | April 3, 2019

HARD HIT: Riley Norton-Fraser in action during the Hardy Shield clash between The Riverina Anglican College (TRAC) v Kooringal High School. Picture: Emma Hillier

Your club sport reports | March 27, 2019

I SCREAM, YOU SCREAM: Trevor Skein has made Brax McBeth, 5, one happy boy with an ice-cream at the Pacers Cup last week.

Community diary: what's on April 24 and 25

RACES: Bill Keenan, Tumut, Vanessa Hall, Tumut, Ange Anderson, Coffs Harbour, and Melinda Elliott, Nangus at Gundagai Cup day. Picture: Les Smith

Community diary: What's on April 19 to 23, 2019

HAPPY DAYS: Our photographer Emma Hillier snapped Jackson Garner, 2, enjoying a day on the swings last week.

Community diary: What's on April 17 and 18, 2019

I SCREAM, YOU SCREAM: Trevor Skein has made Brax McBeth, 5, one happy boy with an ice-cream at the Pacers Cup last week.

Community diary: what's on April 24 and 25

HUNGRY WORK: Emily Baldwin, 17, Maggie Standley, 15, enjoy a snack at the Great Veggie Crunch at Willans Hill School. Picture: Les Smith

Community diary: what's on, April 12, 2019

COMING SOON: The Strictly Ballroom cast is ready to tell the tale of a championship ballroom dancer who defies all the rules to follow his heart. Picture: Emma Hillier

Community diary: what's on April 10, 2019

What is a gigabyte? Many people don't know what data usage is required for even the most common activities like streaming videos.

Seven fun ways with 10GB

Emma Brown

Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries chief executive Tony Weber is urging motorists to check if their vehicles are affected by the Takata airbag recall.

Car makers call for vital safety check

Sponsored content

Keeping your loved-ones close across the world

Emma Brown

What is a gigabyte? Many people don't know what data usage is required for even the most common activities like streaming videos.

Seven fun ways with 10GB

Transparency: Product review sites can tell you which companies are transparent about their customer service statistics to help you make an informed decision about which Telco provider to use.

When human contact makes all the difference

Emma Brown

The start of a new year is a great time to review how much your mobile plan is costing you. In 2019 celebrate the peace-of-mind of a Pennytel mobile plan knowing your data usage is covered month to month.

A New Year’s resolution that will be easy to keep

Emma Brown

ANSWERING THE CALL TO SERVE: The initial 'Anzacs' were volunteers from the First Australian Imperial Force. The campaign lasted eight-and-a-half months.

A legend born from battle

RESPECT: Marchers can wear their own or a relative's medals. Your own medals should be worn on the left hand side of your chest, over your heart.

For those who fell on foreign shores

UP PERISCOPE: The AE2 was an E-Class submarine built for the Royal Australian Navy. Photos: DEFENCE

Derring-do in Dardanelles

ANSWERING THE CALL TO SERVE: The initial 'Anzacs' were volunteers from the First Australian Imperial Force. The campaign lasted eight-and-a-half months.

A legend born from battle

ADOPT ME: Lucy.

Our pet of the week

Cyclists in the Ride for Country Kids talk to the pupils at Coolamon Central School.

Ride for Country Kids nears fundraising goal

Joanne Crawford

2018 Henty Field Days – Live Coverage Day Two | Photos Videos

Wollongong, NSW, dawn service in MacCabe Park. Photos: Robert Peet

50 special moments from dawn services across Australia

Recipe: courtesy of Sydney Seafood School. Photo: Franz Scheurer

Cuttlefish with chorizo and potatoes, pan-fried

How the python managed to get the drop on the tawny frogmouth is currently unknown

Watch a python devour a tawny frogmouth

Firefighters tackle the blaze as flames and smoke rise from Notre Dame cathedral as it burns in Paris. Photo: Thibault Camus/AP

See inside fire-ravaged Notre Dame

Winx says farewell, with Randwick a sell-out

John Ellicott

A police van parked outside the Ecuadorian embassy in London after Julian Assange was arrested. Julian Assange (inset) as he was taken from the embassy.

Julian Assange arrested by British police

Costas Pitas in London

nside the farrowing shed at Glasshouse Country Farms where 68 vegan activists staged a protest but raised alarm bells about biosecurity breaches (left) and Deputy Prime Minister and Nationals Leader Michael McCormack (right)

Coalition pledges to lock up militant activists

Mike Foley

What is a gigabyte? Many people don't know what data usage is required for even the most common activities like streaming videos.

Seven fun ways with 10GB

Emma Brown

Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries chief executive Tony Weber is urging motorists to check if their vehicles are affected by the Takata airbag recall.

Car makers call for vital safety check

Sponsored content

Keeping your loved-ones close across the world

Emma Brown

Greens Senator Di Natale inflated the impact on emissions of methane leaks from gas production.

Di Natale misfires on gas emissions claim

Thousands have lined the streets of Sydney's CBD to mark Anzac Day celebrations.

NSW rises early and honours the fallen

A Phillip Island man has been charged with murder after a woman's body was found in Melbourne's CBD.

Accused killer's health aired in Vic court

The Australian Heritage Hotel is just one of hundreds of venues where Anzac Day two-up is played.

Two-up an Anzac tradition for youngsters

A man has faced court accused of murdering a Geelong woman in little Bourke St in Melbourne.

Accused faces court for Melbourne killing

Christine McGinn

Opposition Leader Bill Shorten has laid a wreath at the Anzac Day dawn service in Darwin.

Shorten halts campaign to honour Anzacs

Daniel McCulloch

Some 16,000 serving and ex-ADF personnel marched along Sydney's Elizabeth Street.

Anzac march a double day of remembrance

Heather McNab

Bill Shorten has copped a ribbing from Essendon fans for wearing his Collingwood scarf and tie.

Shorten cops ribbing for Collingwood tie

Daniel McCulloch

LEG ROOM: Supply and demand is the biggest factor in how airline tickets are priced.

Tips to getting the best bang for your airfares buck

Bungoolee Tours ... offering tag-along tours of Aboriginal rock art in the Kimberleys.

Your weekly travel inspiration

MOUTHWATERING EXHIBIT: A 1971 McLaren M8-F CanAm car stands in splendid isolation in The Bend’s Welcome Centre.

Tailem Bend - The accidental motorsport star

Brent Davison

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

Top steak recipe from australianbeef.com.au

Try this:Beef rib eye with spicy quinoa and bean salad

UNCERTAINTY?: Labor's proposed changes to the capital gains tax (CGT) rules may adversely affect assets bequeathed to us.

How will your capital gains be taxed under a new government?

Noel Whittaker

WHAT'S IN A NAME: Whether you call it Prosecco or Glera, there's no denying Australian versions of this popular sparkling wine are soaring in popularity despite EU laws which control the use of the name

Are you still Pro secco?

Linda Lambrechts