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Councils unite in call for action on economy
UNITED: Singleton deputy mayor Tony Jarrett with mayor Sue Moore and Muswellbrook Shire mayor Steve Reynolds.
Play in Purple - Singleton Strikers
Louise Nichols
Singleton Strikers junior committee turned purple for the day: Angela Primmer-Jones, Donna Watson, Tim Slater, Mark Watson and Natasha Hain.
Second shot at life, or pure science fiction? Either way, it's on our doorstep
Tracey Ferrier
COVID's up, flu's up, hospitalisations are up, so please, 'mask up', top doc warns
Anita Beaumont
Concerned: Dr David Durrheim, public health physician at Hunter New England Health, urges people to continue wearing masks in crowded places.
Lettuce not so pricey at the Earth Market
Louise Nichols
Nebo Farm's lettuce for sale at this week's Hunter Valley Slow Food Earth Market in Maitland.
'More than a mining town': Singleton's plan to re-shape its identity
Ethan Hamilton
Tourist destination: Singleton mayor Sue Moore said the Art and Cultural Centre will be key for tourism. Picture: Singleton Council
Country Life: Bringing lavender to the Hunter Valley's wine country
Mathew Perry
FARM LIFE: Karen and Marty are looking forward to their first lavender harvest in late 2022. Picture: Mathew Perry
Our Business
Singleton Business Awards: Start-up a success for Lili
Louise Nichols
RECOGNISED: Lili Robinson owner of August Bloom and winner of the 2022 Singleton Business Outstanding Start-Up Award.
Pay rise for mayor and councillors
Winter feed gap a risk for livestock producers
GRASS: Nutritional value of pastures due to the wet weather means producers must ensure their livestock have sufficient feed to survive winter.

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