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1970 and the living was easy… a family barbecues at the top of Black Mountain. Photo: ACT Archives “Whatever the future holds, our wondrous capital city, rich with character, learning and politesse, is undoubtedly the place to be,” writes “The Gadfly” columnist  ROBERT MACKLIN. ​ON New Year’s Day, after a splendid dinner with the extended family, we headed home along Adelaide Avenue. Suddenly, we were propelled back 50 years in time – there were so few cars on that beautiful smooth road that it was 1970 once again. Robert Macklin. That was when Canberra’s “rush hour” wa...

Brian James 1943-January 10, 2020 A high-quality winger for South Sydney who represented Australia at the 1968 World Cup before retiring at the age of 26. The son of former Cootamundra Maher Cup prop Jack "Swifty" James, he came to rugby league via rugby union after attending Newington College and playing a season of first grade with the St George rugby club. He switched to rugby league with St George in 1961 where he played centre and wing but top-grade opportunities were scarce in the Dragons’ star-studded backline, so he made the decision to transfer to South Sydney in 1966. He was quick...

Ariah Park, birthplace of Australian bulk grain, back in business as GrainCorp reopens Riverina site WedWednesday 16 DecDecember 2020 at 9:09pm Ian Sherwood was first in line to deliver his wheat to Ariah Park when it reopened this year. ( Share Print text only Cancel The birthplace of Australian bulk grain is back in business after GrainCorp reopened its receival site at Ariah Park in the New South Wales Riverina. Key points: GrainCorp closed its Ariah Park site in 2017, saying it was too slow to keep up with the rail network Now the town's grain bulkhead and silos are running at full capaci...

Pub forced into holiday shutdown after underage teen's death A pub in southern New South Wales will be forced into a two-week shutdown over the Christmas-New Year period after a 17-year-old's death. The teenager had been drinking at the Temora Hotel, in the town of the same name, in March. He had been served 20 schooners of beer and four rum and cokes before he left the bar and drove with a friend to a house party. A pub has been ordered to shut down over the holidays after an underage teenager was killed in a car crash.(Andrew Quilty) Following the party, he drove around town for a couple of...