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News Police hunt farm fuel thievesFuel thieves are targeting farms across Campaspe, as police warn soaring petrol prices are making rural properties an even bigger target. By Ivy Jensen
News Red-hot firewood rage buildsThe opening of a firewood collection zone near Mathoura has been well received by some, but others call it “insulting” and want the NSW Government to back down on its decision to end the Riverina Firewood Collection program By Louie Cina
News Perfect nights for know-it-allsIf you know what a group of flamingos is called, the first signature on the US Declaration of Independence or which Australian prime minister was a Chilean, go and read another story. By Andrew Mole
News The teacher who didn’t learnAfter 37 years at Bunnaloo Primary, beloved teacher Lisa Cockayne is preparing to retire at the end of the year. By Daniel Harvey