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KDKA-TV   TribLIVE's Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need, right to your inbox. For KDKA-TV news anchor Stacy Smith, the decision to retire was less about his age, 72, than about hitting a milestone. Now in his 50th year as a full-time broadcaster, Smith reached his five-decade goal. “I really feel like I could go on another five or 10 years,” Smith said earlier this month. “So that begs the question, ‘Why are you leaving the anchor desk?’ I think it’s also because I have done it for 50 years, and I think it’s time for me to loo...

Beyond the button: Exotic mushroom growing takes off in Australian sheds and suburbs Richard Cornish Photo: Richard Cornish Out back of Ballarat in Central Victoria, on a hill scarred by gold mines, sits a brand new shed. Small, clean and clinical like a Bond villain lair, the shed is home to exotic fungi farm The Mushroom Connection. Owner Jason Crosbie was a fungus enthusiast, working in IT, until last year when his vision to make a living off mushrooms became a reality. On his Ballarat hill, Crosbie grows a range of mushrooms such as blue oysters, king brown, shiitake, enoki, and lion's ma...

King of Abbaqua San Royal House of the Khoisan, Edgar Thomas Brown says they were wrongfully identified as Coloureds against their will by the apartheid government.

Rifle theory thickens missing campers plot Missing drones, 4WD sightings and shovels have been talked about in the missing campers case — now there’s suggestion of a high-powered rifle mishap. Crime by Andrew Rule Premium Content Subscriber only If and when the Wonnangatta mystery is solved and the fate of Russell Hill and his friend Carol Clay is finally known, it will probably be down to dogged police work. After a slow start in March last year, the police have chased down the best leads while monitoring "people of interest" to see if any spl...

Peter Noble: “Pinch me, my dream is coming true to see festivals occurring again in Australia.”