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While people in the north of the state evacuate their homes amid rising floods, beaches across Sydney remain closed following a gastro-like event linked to the heavy rains over the weekend.

While people in the north of the state evacuate their homes amid rising floods, beaches across Sydney remain closed following a gastro-like event linked to the heavy rains over the weekend.

Lismore residents in NSW’s north were forced to leave their homes as flooding continued to reach record levels and fears were held about a man that may have been washed down a drain.

A YOUNG teenager is celebrating after his short film scooped three awards in a Gaelic film competition.

THREE local theatre companies are representing Inverclyde at the Beacon Arts Centre this weekend.

Films followed this year’s competition theme lorg which means search, find or trace

Ferry routes across Scotland have been limited or cancelled entirely due to strong winds and snow showers. 

The scenic Cowal peninsula west of Glasgow is once again attracting holidaymakers with its mix of unspoiled nature, community ventures and cool places to stay

Recording equipment is being sent to the homes of Gaelic singers and trad musicians across the Highlands and Islands under a new project aimed at helping to preserve the language while nurturing new talent.

THE first thing you are apt to notice upon wandering into a decent second-hand bookshop isn’t the books themselves. It’s that smell.