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An island hotel which had shut for the season re-opened its doors to prevent a coach tour party becoming stranded in bad weather.

A group of Tibetan Buddhist monks, living in exile in India, are doing a “sacred arts tour” this month in the US. They’re demonstrating an ancient artistic and spiritual practice, creating big, colorful sand mandalas. They say Buddhist traditions like this are under threat because of Chinese government policies in their historic homeland of Tibet.

Good seasonal conditions have been a great attribute to White Suffolk success for Wimmera stud.

The lunch is free and will be held from 12.30pm to 3.30pm in the National Hotel with around 120 people expected

Columnist Bill McAllister continues to explore the life of Highland aviation pioneer Ted Fresson.

A full house at the Legion Hall was treated to toe-tappers aplenty at Dingwall and District Accordion & Fiddle Club most recent gathering.

It’s surprising what information we can discover about a row of houses, whether social or historical, writes a Thirsa Loon.

Deserving members of a Ross-shire community took a bow at a special event recently.

Family torn apart by defence inquiry into Airman’s death The redacted report, submissions by the Counsel Assisting and other correspondence seen by the Townsville Bulletin examined any “Defence-related factors materially contributing to LAC Jamie Angus’ death and any actions that might reasonably be taken by Defence to reduce the chance of a similar occurrence.” News by Kate Banville Premium Content Subscriber only A REPORT into the ...