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Lucy Arundell

Mr Albanese said his offer to speak at the march was turned down, a claim the organisers refute. Picture by Keegan Carroll

Dispute emerges over whether PM offered to talk at rally.

Organiser of women's march calls PM a liar on plans to speak

Sophie Else

Farmer Clinton Ried says the 3 kilometre Livestock Protection Buffer is enough as it is and without it there would be a flow-on effect that wouldn't have a good outcome. Picture by Mark Jesser. 

Dire consequences if livestock protection buffer gets removed.

Fears growing that wild dogs are about to be given open invitation to kill

Marlene Even

Evan Turner and his son Levi Turner playing their card game Go Bum in Lang Park, Wollongong. Picture by Sylvia Liber

Father and son duo create a cheeky version of Go Fish! card game.

Go Bum the cheeky card game helping koalas

Carla Mascarenhas

Sam (far left) and his family. Picture: Supplied

The rule affects hundreds of Australian born children.

Bizarre rule that could see parents deported while child becomes a citizen

It's no wonder most small businesses never make it to court. Picture Shutterstock

Here's a solution for small businesses needing resolve disputes.

A ridiculous situation has many caught short looking for justice

Anthony Albanese, centre, announced a plan to spark more solar projects. Picture by Marina Neil

Australia the ingredients for a high-tech future in renewables.

A powerful plan to get resources sector on board with solar boom

SafetyCulture ambassador and TV host Scott Cam is encouraging outdoor workers to take sun protection seriously. Picture supplied

One cancer is on the rise with regional Aussies at greater risk.

Scott Cam takes up cancer fight as two-thirds of Aussies to be hit

Jasper Lindell

Ted Baillieu, chair of the Australian Heritage Council and a former Liberal premier of Victoria. Picture by Leanne Pickett

The ex-Victorian premier made 10 'cheeky' improvement suggestions.

'Business as usual will not deliver': Baillieu's heritage warning

Mark Kenny

Anthony Albanese recently announced his plan for an Australian-made future. Picture by Peter Lorimer

The argument for more jobs onshore grows.

Is this a return to government as we once knew it?

Bageshri Savyasachi

Defence Minister Richard Marles toured Ukrainian defence sites on Saturday. Picture supplied

New assistance comes amid 'unrelenting' Russian attacks.

Australia will send $100m in weapons and combat tools to support Ukraine

Ari, Violet and Roman Coulter and Olivia Wick at Singleton Sunday markets.

Jarred Burns with Ava and Dylan at the Singleton Golf Club markets.

Jason and Sam Fragar, with Flynn and Leo check out Singleton Sunday markets.

The Bradstreet family, David, Riley, Brayden and Alison at the makets.

Broke's David Lazare and young Batman fan Hunter at the markets.

Rotary Club of Singleton's Kerrie Bartrim at Bailey's Union Park.

Wambo Coal's Steve Peart, Nicole and Kaye Hornery, and Witmore Enterprises CEO Steve Wellard recognise Kay's induction into the Wambo Coal Hall of Fame. 

Wambo Coal's Steve Peart, Kaye Horney induction into the Wambo Coal Hall of Fame.

Singleton Business Chamber president Chris Cork, Singleton mayor John Martin and Singleton Council's acting general manager Gary Thomson.

Anglo American employees Ross Dunn, Blake Paterson, Adrian Barwick, Alan Hamson, Beau Carpenter and Upper Hunter Homeless Supports Cathy Broderick and front Wendell Peacock, Lisa Brock, Natalie Cowper and Hannah Schulz-Fulham.

Colin Cox, Richard Conley, Dave Gray, Brian Kirkland and Michael Gardiner from the Men's Shed cooking the snags.

Singleton Council's acting general manager Gary Thomson gets the message out there in this thought provoking speech with Singleton Family Support Lisa Brock.

HVLAC Inspector Guy Guiana addressing the crowd with Singleton Council acting general manager Gary Thomson.

Detective Chief Inspector Steve Clarke, Singleton Family Supports Lisa Brock and Singleton Council acting general manager Gary Thomson.

Majestic Cinemas Singleton's Jordan Denniss and Yasmin Dench are ready for the biggest movie release Star Wars.

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