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GGGM duo shine up forward with 10-goal haul in strong win ahead of finals
13+ hour, 14+ min ago (483+ words) Jed Corbett and Seb Hamblin combined for 10 goals as Ganmain-Grong Grong-Matong secured a 65-point win at home over Leeton-Whitton. The duo led the way up forward for the Lions, while coach Riley Corbett also chimed in with three as GGGM…...
Multimillion-dollar Wagga fraud trial delayed as lawyer suspended
1+ day, 18+ hour ago (192+ words) A multimillion-dollar fraud case has taken an unexpected turn in court. Thomas William Hurst, 34, of Euberta, appeared self-represented in the Wagga Local Court before Judge Gareth Christofi on Wednesday, August 12. Hurst informed the court his Sydney-based lawyer had his practising…...
Major boost for Australian trio ahead of US Open
1+ day, 9+ hour ago (198+ words) Australia's men have flicked the switch at the Cincinnati Open with Adam Walton, James Duckworth and Chris O'Connell all progressing in the opening round. It was a timely boost ahead of the US Open at Flushing Meadows, all three progressing…...
Man charged over Marketplace break-in granted bail with strict conditions
18+ hour, 24+ min ago (267+ words) A man accused of breaking into a Wagga shopping centre, where he allegedly smashed multiple glass windows, has been ordered to undergo a mental health assessment. Liam Anthony Ryan, 21, was arrested at about noon on Tuesday, July 14, over a break-and-enter…...
'We need to have a voice': Wagga student in fight against misinformation
1+ day, 13+ hour ago (470+ words) Wagga university student Karin Rezkalla said it is a passion for advocating for people that drives her interest in youth representation. "Being a voice for people who don't necessarily always have one," she said. "I think from a young age…...
'Part of our journey': resurgence rolls on as Bushpigs prevail in qualifying final
1+ day, 3+ hour ago (1049+ words) A superb opening half guided Charles Sturt University to a 31-point win over Temora in the first qualifying final. After trading goals early, the Bushpigs surged at the end of the first quarter, with three quick goals establishing an important…...
Why this new LandCruiser doesn't make sense
3+ day, 6+ hour ago (982+ words) Toyota is commonly known for creating solid vehicles that are easy to recommend and generally simple to live with. However, the Japanese carmaker understandably has also had some vehicles that are solid, but not as class-leading or recommendable in their…...
They were outnumbered 10 to one, but the hardest battle was fought at home
1+ day, 16+ hour ago (744+ words) At 3.15pm on Thursday, August 18, 1966, elements of D Company, Sixth Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment made initial enemy contact in the Long Tan plantation Less than one hour later, the North Vietnamese attacked in force, firing on the Australians at Long Tan…...
Police allege man launched high-speed pursuit before ramming trail bike
2+ day, 19+ hour ago (394+ words) A Glenfield Park man accused of using his SUV to hunt down and ram a trail bike during a midnight pursuit will remain behind bars after telling a court he has changed legal teams. Damien Craig Coster, 53, appeared via videolink…...
NSW Aboriginal Land Council: Government to pay Leeton claim costs | The Daily Advertiser | Wagga Wagga, NSW
2+ day, 7+ hour ago (581+ words) The NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) has called on the NSW government to settle valid land claims earlier, following a Land and Environment Court ruling ordering the state to pay the organisation's legal fees over a contested site in Leeton....