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Data collection fever as households sign into census

More than five million Australians have completed their census forms, as a government website tries to avoid a...

It takes a village: How UOW Bega Valley nurtured standout nursing students

Inside Bega's top-ranking nursing program outperforming 500 peers.

'Hello, my wonderful': Canberra's soup lady honoured with statue

Her grandson Josh Kenworthy unveiled the statue on Friday.

The reality of Bega Valley's homelessness is not what you see on city streets

'Your son's mate on the couch': A crisis hidden in plain sight.

This Queanbeyan author just bagged Australia's most prestigious literary award

Miles-Franklin winning author Omar Musa 'blown away' by win.

When celebs visit town, this is where they want to stay

How two venues shaped the political and social life of a city.

Seabird negative for bird flu, quarantine centre grows

Fears Australia's bird flu outbreak had spread to a fourth state have been allayed after a petrel suspected...

Man arrested over alleged used car key snatch from Mitchell dealership

Police have arrested one man and are still searching for a second.

Australian says flotilla crews bashed by Israeli troops

An Australian activist has described bashings by Israeli soldiers who boarded their vessels on a mission to deliver...

Second Canberra police station damaged by flooding

Belconnen police facility follows City Police Station with water problems.

10 strikes and out: Why this Moruya man is back behind bars

Magistrate warns repeat offender about the risk of repeating cycle of imprisonment.

Three missing teenagers found after police search

The teenage girls, missing in separate cases, have been found.

'Smash-hit' battery scheme topped up, subsidies trimmed

Government backing for home batteries will be dialled back for larger systems in a move intended to make...

Ley and Littleproud have had a prickly relationship - can they negotiate a smooth future?

The future of the Coalition relationship is on the line.

Hiding from Nazis in a church attic among Jeff's WWII memories

Squeezed into the attic of a church south of Holland during WWII trying to remain silent, 17-year-old Jeff...

A world of possibilities

Those entering the TAFE Illawarra Bega campus on Tuesday would have experienced slices of the world’s countries.

The trials and tribulations of a country MD

Continuing the story of Dr Ted Blomfield. As the story starts he is still practising in Pambula.