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News Big blokes, deep pockets, tricky convosCheck out some snaps from the 14th annual Biggest Ever Blokes Lunch By Louie Cina
News Archie gets the scoop on Riv lifeThe Riv welcomed a fresh face to the newsroom this week, with work experience student Archie Jennings joining the team to get a taste of life as a journalist. After a week of interviews, stories, deadlines and even a brief modelling career, here’s what Archie had to say about his time with us. By Contributed
News Eight cattle killed in B-double rolloverEight cattle have been euthanised and a truck driver taken to hospital after a B-double carrying 60 Angus steers rolled near Mathoura early today. By Ivy Jensen
News Canberra repairs progressing positivelyA timeline on the paddlesteamer’s return is becoming clearer. By Louie Cina