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Gundagai Tigers survive Brothers scare, coach blasts errors | The Daily Advertiser | Wagga Wagga, NSW
4+ hour, 58+ min ago (485+ words) A shock loss cost Gundagai top spot on the Group Nine ladder and it was almost compounded. After falling into Albury's trap last week, Brothers then gave the premiers a big scare at Anzac Park on Saturday, July 25. Held scoreless…...
Golden Sam makes Short shrift of rivals in Games pool
6+ hour, 20+ min ago (420+ words) Sam Short has led home a dominant Australian medal clean sweep in the 400m freestyle to launch the second night of the Commonwealth Games swimming program in dazzling style. With Mollie O'Callaghan then powering to victory in the 200m freestyle final ahead…...
Could a council vote give Wagga's homeless a winter reprieve from eviction?
5+ hour, 31+ min ago (394+ words) Recent weeks have been filled with uncertainty for Wagga's most vulnerable people. As the winter chill grips the city, the growing population of rough sleepers forced to call tents in parks or along the riverside home are being told to…...
'Good reward' as masterplan works out to help shake up tight finals race
11+ hour, 53+ min ago (595+ words) The Farrer League finals race has been opened right up. Seventh-placed Barellan played its part after firing late to knock Marrar out of second place. The timely 15.10 (100) to 14.6 (90) win at Langtry Oval on Saturday, July 25 was just Barellan's fourth win…...
Late charge falls short as Swans do it the hard way to claim elusive first win
13+ hour, 6+ min ago (734+ words) It got extremely tense in the final quarter. However, Griffith held off a fast-finishing Narrandera to claim their first win of the season. After a slow start, the Swans then surged into the lead going into half-time, after a seven-goal…...
A seamless transition as Wagga tailor passes on the scissors to protege
17+ hour, 31+ min ago (660+ words) Kim Peacock has seen her fair share of clothing. After 27 years of mending zippers, adjusting hems, and keeping Wagga looking sharp, the owner of Stitchery Clothing Alterations is officially hanging up the scissors. The go-to spot for every loose thread,…...
Fuel supply secure despite price alert as war grinds on
19+ hour, 38+ min ago (579+ words) The nation's fuel supply remains "solid and secure" but bowser prices will continue to rise as the war on Iran drags on and a temporary cut to fuel taxes winds up. The scaled-back extension of the fuel excise reduction of…...
Wagga man sentenced after police raid uncovers illegal weapons cache
1+ day, 3+ hour ago (171+ words) The Daily Advertiser Wagga man sentenced after police raid uncovers illegal weapons cache A Tatton man has been sentenced in Wagga Local Court after police uncovered cannabis plants, unregistered firearms, and a collection of prohibited weapons at his home. Login…...
'Compliance, not compassion': is homelessness being addressed the right way?
23+ hour, 31+ min ago (476+ words) Is Wagga the most cruel council in NSW? We have a growing homelessness crisis in our region, and our bureaucracy does not care. As the homeless camps grow and the nights freeze over, how does our council respond? With compliance,…...
Swim stars set tone for Australia with gold in Glasgow
1+ day, 6+ hour ago (467+ words) Swim ace Lani Pallister has consigned years of struggle and setbacks to history, opening Australia's medal tally at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games with gold. Pallister's dominant win in the 400m freestyle - the first final on the Games swimming program - was the…...