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TARGET: James Evans, bowling for St Michaels, fires one down the pitch in Wagga Wagga District Cricket.

Riverina Leader Sport | January 22

SHOT: RSL opener Ethan Perry plays his shot in Wagga District Cricket. Photo: Emma Hillier

Around the grounds with The Leader sport

TOP PERFORMER: St Michaels captain Beck Frostick fires in an appeal.

Riverina Leader sport, December 17-25

TARGET: James Evans, bowling for St Michaels, fires one down the pitch in Wagga Wagga District Cricket.

Riverina Leader Sport | January 22

BACK IN ACTION: Macgregor Hanigan took four wickets in his return match for Kooringal Colts on the weekend.

Riverina Leader sport, December 11-18

STEAMING IN: Wagga City's Max Harper claimed three wickets against St Michaels on the weekend.

Riverina Leader sports, December 4

SCALE: Moored in Geiranger at the head of Geirangerfjord, after passing by stunning cliffs and small Norwegian villages.

Entries open: win a Scandinavian cruise with Viking

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PRIZE: You could win a cruise from London to Bergen, via Nordkapp and the Norwegian fjords, in Explore. Entries open on Saturday.

Win a cruise to Norway - and other great travel ideas

There's plenty to smile about on an expedition to Antarctica. Picture: Shutterstock

Deals of the week: Alaska, Antarctica, Auckland calling

Explore Travel

Community notices, December 17-25

Community notices, December 17-25

Community notices, December 11-17

Community notices, December 11-17

Community notices, December 5 to 11

Community notices, December 5 to 11

Community notices, December 17-25

Community notices, December 17-25

Community notices | What's on in the Riverina, November 27-December 3

Community notices | What's on in the Riverina, November 27-December 3

GET INVOLVED: Wagga Orchid Society meets at the ARCC Hall on Tarcutta Street on the second Thursday of every month.

WHAT'S ONRiverina Leader community notices | November 13-November 20

Have a break: This summer explore more of our vast continent without worrying about network coverage. With Pennytel you can get 98.8 per cent coverage across Australia's populated areas.

Keeping covered this summer

Could this be the perfect Christmas present?

Could this be the perfect Christmas present?

Emma Brown

Leadership qualities: Kate Venables was one of the first managers in Australia to receive Chartered Manager accreditation.

The making of a leader

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Have a break: This summer explore more of our vast continent without worrying about network coverage. With Pennytel you can get 98.8 per cent coverage across Australia's populated areas.

Keeping covered this summer

The time leading up to Christmas is rife with offers too good to resist. So make the most of them early, like this Nokia phone offer from Pennytel, which can help you prepare for the good times ahead and even finish your shopping.

'Tis the way to stay in touch this Christmas

HAND UP: Collaborative AI, in which people and AI team up, will change the way we work.

Collaborate: AI can be your friend

Ben Jackson

Community notices | January 22 to 29

Community notices | January 22 to 29

Beautiful Boston.

Boston is SMART's Pet of the week

HARMONIOUS HOLIDAY: It's time to enjoy a peaceful family holiday without the stress of the demands of others.

Making a clean break

Julie Elphick

Community notices | January 22 to 29

Community notices | January 22 to 29

TAKING CARE: Animals, just like people, can be seriously affected by smoke haze.

Helping animals cope with those not-so-happy, hazy days

RSPCA

FESTIVE STRESS: Agony Aunt says her mailbox was full of letters from readers who were fed up with the Christmas stress.

Ditch the festive mayhem and stress | Agony Aunt

Julie Elphick

The Brown family on Corrigans Beach, Batehaven, New Year's Eve.

Heroes of the home front: your messages of thanks

Think you might have "survivor guilt"? Photo: Shutterstock

REAL AUSTRALIAThink the Summer of the Not-So-Random Apocalypse didn't impact you? Think again

A personalised plea from one man to the PM asks him to join the dots "if only for God's sake". Photo: Shutterstock

REAL AUSTRALIAPlease Mr Morrison, if only for God's sake, join the dots

A burnt landscape at the Jerrawangala National Park from the NSW Tianjara Fire. Photo: Dion Georgopoulous

FREEScorched, in seven days: A look back at the week that was

Three, two, or maybe just one little thing can make a change

REAL AUSTRALIAThree, two, or maybe just one little thing can make a change

Betina Hughes

Coming to a conversation near you: Crystal balls, the future and all that. Photo: Shutterstock

REAL AUSTRALIASeers with crystal balls don't have a good record

Steve Evans

NSW Rural Fire Service firefighters protecting a property from the Currowan fire on December 21. Picture: Dion Georgopoulos

REAL AUSTRALIAVolunteer help goes beyond state lines

Emily Sweet

When the going gets tough: what's the answer? One approach is the head-down, dig-in method. Or is it burying your head in the sand? Photo: Shutterstock

REAL AUSTRALIAWhy we need to dig in for the long haul

Have a break: This summer explore more of our vast continent without worrying about network coverage. With Pennytel you can get 98.8 per cent coverage across Australia's populated areas.

Keeping covered this summer

Could this be the perfect Christmas present?

Could this be the perfect Christmas present?

Emma Brown

Leadership qualities: Kate Venables was one of the first managers in Australia to receive Chartered Manager accreditation.

The making of a leader

Sponsored content

Labor frontbencher Tanya Plibersek says patriotism is about solidarity not exclusion.

Patriotism not about feeling superior: MP

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US firefighters Ian McBeth, Paul Hudson and Rick DeMorgan died in a water bomber crash in NSW.

Bodies retrieved from NSW plane crash site

Ciara Glennon may have been stunned by a blow to her head, the Claremont killings trial has heard.

Claremont victim 'stunned by blow to head'

Andrew Heil is the third man charged in relation to the shooting death of fruiterer Paul Virgona.

More charges linked to Vic murder probe

An intellectually disabled woman has faced court over a stabbing murder in suburban Melbourne.

Woman accused of Melbourne stabbing murder

Tracey Bridgewater said it was "self-preservation" when she stabbed her crazed partner.

WA woman 'petrified' before partner killed

Rebecca Le May

Test results for the deadly coronavirus can now be known within a day.

Medicos speed up testing for coronavirus

Daniel McCulloch and Rebecca Gredley

Blake O'Connor has strummed his way from busking to Tamworth Golden Guitar nominee in three years.

Blake shining at Tamworth after Star Maker

Gus McCubbing

Owl Woods a new nest for tree-changers

Owl Woods a new nest for tree-changers

NO BEEF: McDonald's new veggie burger is a straight-up-and-down vegetable patty, not a beef look-a-like.

When's a veggie burger a real veggie burger?

Shan Goodwin

Should lamington-flavoured hot cross buns be a thing?

Should lamington-flavoured hot cross buns be a thing?