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NSW police are investigating after a woman claimed she was sexually assaulted by Jarryd Hayne.

Hayne investigated for alleged assault

GOTCHA: Sam O'Neill makes the catch during the A Grade Saints v South Wagga Warriors softball game at the weekend. Picture: Emma Hillier

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FLYING: Harrison Fanning soars during the nine years boys' hurdles over 60 metres during the Kooginal-Wagga Athletics Club's 40th annual carnival at Jubilee Park. Picture: Les Smith

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NSW police are investigating after a woman claimed she was sexually assaulted by Jarryd Hayne.

Hayne investigated for alleged assault

SLOGGER: Alex Smeeth and keeper Tim McGufficke during Murrumbidgee Rangers and Wagga Sloggers' Twenty20 Regional Bash at Robertson Oval. Picture: Les Smith

Riverina Sport

Daniel 'Stix' Parker took out gold in the men's IT1 400 metre run in just 58 seconds.

Not about medals for Aust athletics champ

Benita Kolovos

MUSIC FANS: Kerrie Rudd and Kerry Grant enjoy a Bidgee Blues open mic event at the Home Tavern earlier this month. Picture: Emma Hillier

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LEAD: New office bearers for CWA Riverina; president Liz Furner (Coolamon) secretary Denise Fergusson (Wagga) and treasurer Monica Hastie (Yathella Coursing Park).

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LEARNING: South Wagga Public School students learn some traditional dance moves during the NRL cultural day at Bolton Park last week. Picture: Les Smith

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MUSIC FANS: Kerrie Rudd and Kerry Grant enjoy a Bidgee Blues open mic event at the Home Tavern earlier this month. Picture: Emma Hillier

What’s on: community diary

MUSIC MAN: Malakai Tremain, 11, plays in the Kooringal Public School band during Grandparents Day last week. Picture: Les Smith

What’s on: Community diary

FAMILY TIME: Rio Michel, 3, of Wagga with her two grandmothers, Michele Michel from Canberra and Paula Spencer, Wagga at Grandparents' Day at Kooringal Public School. Picture: Les Smith

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A sunset bath in Botswana is enjoyed by a pair of elephants

An exhilarating brush with danger in deep Botswana

Jennie Dicker

Winning news: When it comes to mobile phone plans people like to know what works for others and now with referral programs becoming popular, passing on information may lead to rewards for everyone involved.

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Emma Brown

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What's your plan: Having a Bushfire Survival Plan will help you avoid making last minute decisions that could be deadly.

Ensure you have a fire plan

Man of the moment: Santa reassures the children of the world that they have the power within themselves to stay on the Good List.

Santa believes in you too

Jennifer Birchall

MUSIC FANS: Kerrie Rudd and Kerry Grant enjoy a Bidgee Blues open mic event at the Home Tavern earlier this month. Picture: Emma Hillier

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Thumbs Up to generous Pink Day efforts

SNAPPED: AIF 2nd Division soldiers, Vignacourt, 1918. Picture: AWM P10550.140

Road to Remembrance

MUSIC FANS: Kerrie Rudd and Kerry Grant enjoy a Bidgee Blues open mic event at the Home Tavern earlier this month. Picture: Emma Hillier

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Respect day: November 21

Respect: takes a colourful approach

ADOPT ME: Flo.

Our pet of the week

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

35 photos from the Coffs Coast World Rally showdown

Winner of ther 2018 Melbourne Cup winner Cross Counter and jockey Kerrin McEvoy with trainer Charlie Appleby.

How the Melbourne Cup panned out: on the track

Megan Gale

25 faces you might know at the Melbourne Cup

Scenes from Flemington.

How Melbourne Cup 2018 panned out: off the track

British billionaire and owner of Magic Circle, Marwan Koukash, puts on a g-string during the Melbourne Cup parade press conference. Photo: AAP Image, Julian Smith

The billionaire, the Melbourne Cup and that g-string

Picture: Chelsea Sutton

All the action from the 2018 Deni Ute Muster

Annie Lewis

AFL grand final parade 2018: The photos

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A sunset bath in Botswana is enjoyed by a pair of elephants

An exhilarating brush with danger in deep Botswana

Jennie Dicker

Winning news: When it comes to mobile phone plans people like to know what works for others and now with referral programs becoming popular, passing on information may lead to rewards for everyone involved.

Good news travels fast

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NSW Greens infighting flares again

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Bourke Street trolleyman wanted by police

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Foreign political donations set for ban

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Jarryd Hayne, who has been linked to St George Illawarra - is under investigation by detectives from the Child Abuse and Sex Crimes Squad over an alleged assault

Jarryd Hayne under investigation for alleged sexual assault

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Scott Morrison has been intent on developing international ties this week.

Morrison confronts Israeli embassy risks

Daniel McCulloch
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Anthony Albanese says the Libs have abandoned supporters in inner-Melbourne in an act of contempt.

Albo slams 'contempt' of Victorian Libs

Christine McGinn
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Japanese leader makes history in Darwin

Greg Roberts and Paul Osborne

NSW police are investigating after a woman claimed she was sexually assaulted by Jarryd Hayne.

Hayne investigated for alleged assault

A bellowing good time on Scotland’s west coast

Rochelle Tubb

The exterior facade of the QT building is a mixture of old and new.

Being a tourist in my own city and seeing it in a whole new light

Scott McRae

Old bottles of madeira … richly flavoured and seductive.

Life is but a SeaDream

John Rozentals

First impressions: Using quality photos in real estate listings can make all the difference.

Are professional photos worth it?

Ruth Lewis

Hartland has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and a separate garage-studio. Inset: Peter Garrett

Peter Garrett makes $1.2 million return to Southern Highlands

Lucy Macken

Australians over 55 also need to consider access to services they might need more as they age such as public transport, hospitals, health clubs or community centres.

Planning for your retirement property

Kate Stanton

Below: Ms Young says the relationship she has with her children has completely changed.

The stark reality of drugs, motherhood and reversing stereotypes

Imogen Elliott

Some insurance companies will not pay for theft of luggage and personal effects left unattended in a motor vehicle unless they were left in a concealed storage compartment of the locked motor vehicle.

Is your 'unattended' luggage covered by insurance?

Noel Whittaker

Visit www.sydneyfishmarket.com.au/seafood-school/about-sss for more great seafood recipes and cooking tips, advice on purchasing and storing seafood, species information and answers to frequently asked seafood questions.

Try this: Char-grilled salmon kebabs & vegetables with lime mayonnaise