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Wingham's Ben Cole is tipped to end his lean batting run in the major games ahead.

Wingham skipper backs Ben Cole to fire in major games

Mick McDonald

Down the fairway

Birdie

Wingham Bowling Club news and results

Jim Gillogly

Wingham's Ben Cole is tipped to end his lean batting run in the major games ahead.

Wingham skipper backs Ben Cole to fire in major games

Twins: Runner up in District Singles, Chris Willey, and winner of the Club Major Singles, Leonie Gilford.

Eye on women's bowls

Di Lewis

Wingham Services Snooker & Darts Club results

Don't forget Saturday is election day

Taking a leap: Leanne Boyd and Darcy from Nabiac compete at last year's Nabiac Show. It's on again this Saturday and includes ring events, pavilion displays, show jumping, dog show, grand parade, children's activities, pet show and a fireworks finale.

Your guide to what's on across the Mid Coast this weekend

Junior showgirl competitors from 2018: Charlotte Marchant, Heidi Brenton and Jessica Marchant.

Get ready for the Gloucester Show

Anne Keen

Don't forget Saturday is election day

Manning Valley Concert Band is gearing up for its upcoming Taree concert at St John's Anglican Church.

Music from the stage to the screen

Summer soundtrack: James Reyne made an unforgettable debut on Countdown in 1979 and has been part of the Australian music scene since.

James Reyne back on the road

Helen Knight

To read the latest issue, please click on the front cover above.

Read Mid North Coast Now here

Ruth Lewis

Happy sounds: Discover a range of CROS devices that will help you enjoy conversations more, even in the noisiest of social situations.

Hear both sides of the story with CROS

Biswajit Sadangi

Read the latest edition - just click on the cover above.

Read Mid North Coast Now here

Ruth Lewis

To read the latest issue, please click on the front cover above.

Read Mid North Coast Now here

Sweet music: Troy grew up listening to Guns and Roses, Motley Crue, Abba and the Bee Gees, and he loves the Beatles.

Mid North Coast Now | Wauchope’s music man

Letitia Fitzpatrick

PASSIONATE ABOUT ORGANIC FARMING: Chris Eggert from Oxhill Organics in Wauchope was nominated for Australian Organic Farmer of the Year.

Mid North Coast Now | Farmer of the future

Letitia Fitzpatrick

Read Three Valleys Domain here

Ruth Lewis

Plenty of room for guests

House of the Week

Read Three Valleys Domain here

Ruth Lewis

Letter: Nancy Bird Walton

Summer soundtrack: James Reyne made an unforgettable debut on Countdown in 1979 and has been part of the Australian music scene since.

James Reyne back on the road

Helen Knight

Rotary frequently holds barbecues when they visit communities experiencing drought. Photo supplied

Join the drought busting bus to support Neighbours in Need

Letter: Nancy Bird Walton

Raising awareness of No Bullying Day - Bullying No Way!

Wingham Highlights: Wingham High School photos

Octogenarian: Bev Clancy of Tinonee thanks her guests for helping her to celebrate her special 80th birthday. Photographs supplied.

Tinonee Topics: Tinonee's milestone week

Pam Muxlow

Morrison gives his version of talks in tense interview with Waleed Aly

Diversity in music: Afro Moses performed music on traditional African instruments, such as this kora, as well as versions of well known western music. Photo: Julia Driscoll

Spreading joy on Harmony Day | video

Mural magic: Stephen Michael King was inspired by a recent trip to Brazil where "street art is everywhere you turn". Photos: Julia Driscoll

Colouring the town mural by mural | photos and video

From our archives: Nabiac Show 2016 to 2018 | Photos

Photo: WSL/Matt Dunbar

The master, Kelly Slater, surfs on

Dave Rees

Cricket: Wingham v Rovers | Photos

From our archives: Nabiac Show 2001 to 2015 | Photos

Scott Calvin

From our archives: Worlds Greatest Shave in the Manning 2009 to 2018

Scott Calvin

Sad songs say so much

Michelle Haines Thomas
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A nation mourns: People gather at a memorial near the Al Noor mosque to pay tribute to the victims of the Christchurch terror attacks. Photo Michael Cummings

New Zealand's tears fall on agitated waters

Michael Cummings

Should humans be allowed to reproduce?

John Malouff

End-of-life doula Helen Callanan

Doulas provide support for the dying

Eileen Wood

ON REFLECTION: Simon Cullen with the Lookinglass artifical intelligence mirror.

AI mirror monitors Parkinson’s signs

BE SAFE: If you find it is too tricky or unsafe to fit a smoke alarm yourself, contact your nearest Fire and Rescue NSW station for advice.

Be alarmed about fire risk

NSW Opposition Leader Michael Daley kicked off election day at House of Pie in Matraville.

Daley starts election day with a meat pie

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NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian was accompanied by a scrum of media as she voted on Saturday morning.

Berejiklian votes, then chooses cupcakes

51m ago

Ms Berejiklian goes into the election with a six seat majority and will need to hold onto 47 to win.

Polls open in tight NSW state election

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Voting booths have opened across NSW as Gladys Berejiklian tries to hold off Labor's Michael Daley.

Voting booths open in NSW election

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Borroloola, Numbulwar, Groote Eylandt have been evacuated because of Cyclone Trevor.

Cyclone Trevor set to hit NT as category 4

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A Victorian poultry farm faces a massive bird cull after a salmonella threat led to an egg recall.

Vic salmonella egg scare linked to NSW

Caroline Schelle

The generation most in need of aged care services is not generally adept at using computers.

Issues with system to access aged care

Megan Neil

Tasmania researchers want volunteers to receive free treatment online, to help counter their fear.

Spider-fear treatment trial to hit the web

Ethan James

When finished, the exclusion fence will provide farmers in the state's north west with greater protection from wild dogs, a problem that costs the NSW agriculture sector between $50-$60 million each year.

A step in the right direction

Katie Davies

Southern Basin Communities president Wade Northausen is on a mission to change the status quo and upset the 2007 Water Act.

Southern basin blues: a fight to the bitter end

Daniel Pedersen

Albury Gold Cup meeting called off after rain hits track

John Ellicott

Photo: Lifetime Private Retreats

South Australia: You're soaking in it ... with the best views available

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Your weekly travel inspiration

Business as usual: Peppers Blue on Blue.

Your weekly travel inspiration

John Rozentals

Many hands: If you plan ahead, stay organised and have many helping hands, then moving day will be somewhat stress-free.

How to move house stress-free

COMPACT HOMES: Tony Skinner builds tiny houses out of shipping containers. Picture: DARREN HOWE

Big dreams of tiny living for Tiny House Festival

Elspeth Kernebone

Tantalising recipe supplied by australianbeef.com.au/

Try this: Asian slaw salad with marinated beef