Caring public thanked after Mt Pleasant homeless family receives donations, car

A couple raising three children in tents at Mt Pleasant said they were overwhelmed with gratitude for the caring community. … More

Woman allergic to sun walks from Launceston to Hobart

PART ONE Photosensitivity is a rare condition that, if you haven’t heard of it, sounds like something out of science … More

At the Men’s Shed building on Lockhart Street, Adelong, change is in the air. Instead of the usual bunch of … More

Longtime Tumut resident Harold ‘Wom’ Oddy has, as of Saturday, lived 100 years on this Earth. For much of that … More

Robert and Shirley Giddings have brought a bit of cheer in this gloomy winter to Broughton Street, and all it … More

No one knows the importance of a good family – or the corrosive effect of the lack of one – … More

Notably more people participate in voluntary work in the Snowy Valleys than the NSW and Australian averages, data from the … More

The Adelong Men’s Shed is in crisis, according to the man synonymous with its name, Ian Elliott. He started the … More

A post in the Facebook group ‘Tumutians’ asking for local legends has drawn over 100 comments, as current and former … More

The Tumut Takes 2 performers have pulled off a phenomenal feat. Months of rehearsing and a packed calendar of fundraising … More

A Canberra woman, at the end of her life and suffering from dementia, has donated her overlocker sewing machine to … More

Over 1000 people came through the gates for the Tumut Show on Saturday, with 682 adults, 202 pensioners, 110 children … More

Staff at Reconnect are reeling after the tragic loss of manager Angela McDuff, who was the victim of a fatal … More

Batlow Honours for community-minded duo Ray Billings has been awarded Batlow’s Citizen of the Year this Australia Day, while Helmut … More

Kids of all ages turned out at the Adelong Skate Park on Sunday afternoon, to have some fun and learn … More

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Glenn Starleton talks the early mornings and long days that make up his out-of-the-box career.