The Northern Daily Leader
Wednesday, 24 April 2024
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Council
What are the biggest challenges for Tamworth's economy?
Tamworth Regional Council general manager Paul Bennett with Tamworth Business Chamber President Matthew Sweeney. Picture by Jonathan Hawes
Business leaders discuss the city's future at chamber breakfast.
Jonathan Hawes
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Tamworth man admits to manslaughter after deadly daylight stabbing
Officers comb the streets around Susanne Street and Woodward Avenue in Tamworth on Monday. Picture by Peter Hardin
The man was previously accused of murder.
Tess Kelly
What's on
Becca Bakes family recipe Anzac biscuits for dawn service
Uralla patisserie prepares 500+ Anzac biscuits for Anzac Day.
Heath Forsyth
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Rebecca Walker with a tray of freshly baked Anzac biscuits. Picture by Heath Forsyth
Free
Where to commemorate Anzac Day 2024 in Tamworth, Gunnedah and Liverpool Plains
Where you can pay respects this Anzac Day, April 25.
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Wreaths laid at ANZAC Park during the Dawn Service in Tamworth on April 25, 2023. Picture by Peter Hardin
Property
Daniel Johns playing waiting game with sale of his first investment property
The property was scheduled to go to auction on April 24.
Jade Lazarevic
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Ex-Silverchair star Daniel Johns is yet to find a buyer for a property in Merewether he bought back in 1996. Picture supplied
Rugby league cult hero Terry Hill dies aged 52
Premiership-winning Manly centre Terry Hill has died while in the Philippines, aged 52.
Scott Bailey
Rugby league is mourning the death of cult hero Terry Hill. (Colin Whelan/AAP PHOTOS)
Updated
Anti-terror raids net youth arrests over church stabbing
Police say there is no current threat to public safety.
Anna McGuinness Peter Angelopoulos
The joint counter-terrorism team is conducting raids across Sydney on April 24. File picture
Teen admits to hanging out passenger window and filming police chase
The teenager had been on bail for two days.
Tess Kelly
Logan Samuel Hanslow was arrested after a car crashed into an electrical box on Goonoo Goonoo Road. Picture by Gareth Gardner
Queensland man pleads guilty to Moree stabbing
NSW Police travelled to Queensland to extradite the man over a stabbing in Moree in January. Picture from file.
The man will be sentenced in June.
Newsroom
Our History
Anzac services remember our 'finest body of men'
These were known as the Armidale Kurrajongs.
Lydia Roberts
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The original Kurrajong marchers and inset, 100 years later in 2016, about 300 descendants of the Kurrajongs travelled from all parts of Australia to take part in a re-enactment of the march. Photos courtesy Australian War Memorial.
Jazmin's 'enriching' existence and the love of her life: 'It's full-on'
"It's rewarding when you see that you've helped someone in their life" ... Jazmin Brown. Picture by Mark Bode
Look what happened when Jazmin Brown moved to Tamworth.
Mark Bode
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Council
Community 'calling out for recycling' as residents demand water security
'Don't be afraid,' activists say to Tamworth councillors.
Jonathan Hawes
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The Tamworth Water Security Alliance is a community-run group which advocates for cost effective, diverse, and sustainable water supply solutions. File picture by Gareth Gardner
Photos
Come-and-try day a hit with youngsters as new competition set for launch
The junior indoor competition will run throughout term 2.
Samantha Newsam
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(Front L-R) Indie Wheeler, Charlotte Madams; Middle (L-R) Hayley Bullock, Hamish Blackman, James Wilkinson, Eddie McGuirk; and Back (L-R) Charles Lush and Claire McGuirk enjoyed some school holiday fun at the come-and-try indoor cricket day on Tuesday. Picture by Gareth Gardner
Health
Why these LGA's are higher-risk for heart attacks
The study has prompted a call for more CPR training in regional areas.
Rachel Clark
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Cameron McFarlane says early education and intervention around CPR in education could be the key to bridging the gap in regional communities. File picture Gareth Gardner
Good News
Lest we forget: A 'One of a Kind' Anzac display proves popular in Taminda
Belinda Mann and Kerry Latimore take a closer look at the Anzac Day display which was featured in One of a Kind, in Taminda. Picture by Gareth Gardner
Generous clients create a special Anzac display for local op shop.
Emma Downey
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Teen denies stealing sports and first aid equipment from primary school
Police allegedly seized stomach ache lollies and cans of soft drink.
Tess Kelly
Ryan McManus is accused of stealing sports equipment from St Nicholas Primary School in East Tamworth. Picture by Gareth Gardner
Central North Round 3: Stats, results, tables, photos; all you need to know
Central North Round 3: Stats, results, tables, photos; all you need to know
Catch-up on all that happened over the weekend.
Samantha Newsam
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Police
Police call out 'horrendous' rise in drivers not wearing seat belts
Fourteen people have been killed on our roads this year.
Tess Kelly
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Peel Highway Patrol manager Inspector Kelly Wixx. Picture by Peter Hardin, file
'Very serious': sentence upheld over attack on woman in Scone street
Nicholas Daota appealed the severity of his jail sentence.
Nick Bielby
Newcastle courthouse. File picture
Good News
How an ANZAC tribute display at a local chemist brought together two families
'If someone walks past and smiles, it acknowledges what we do.'
Rachel Clark
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Cahills Soul Pattinson Chemist owners Pranitha and Ranjan Goli, staff Sandra Bizant and Cathy Cook, and Kevin and Wendy Smith in front of their ANZAC tribute display. Picture by NDL.
'There's something different down here': Doring opens up on his Magpie move
Mitch Doring had a deeply personal reason to resettle with Werris Creek for the 2024 season. Picture by Zac Lowe.
Mitch Doring made his captaincy debut for Werris Creek on Sunday.
Zac Lowe
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What's on
Moree on a Plate celebrates 20 of amazing food and culinary experiences
The 2024 event is set for Saturday, May 11, at Moree Racecourse.
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Jenni Birch and Margi Kirkby, who founded Moree on a Plate 20 years ago. Pictures supplied.

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National
'Harrowing calls': the emergency team on the phone during Bondi stabbings
From left, the scene of the Bondi stabbings on April 13, PoliceLink Tuggerah team leader Claire Isaac, and police minister Yasmin Catley speaks with Senior Sergeant Rebecca Scott and Sergeant Warren King. Pictures by AAP, Simone de Peak
Team's heroic work at the triple zero call centre.
Anna Falkenmire
Arrest warrant for former soap star on the run
The 30-year-old is wanted in relation to an assault matter.
Emily Anderson
Victorian Police have issued an arrest warrant for former Home and Away Star Orpheus Pledger who failed to appear in court for an assault-related matter. Picture: Seven/supplied
What time shops open on Anzac Day
The April 25 public holiday means changes to business as usual.
Anna McGuinness
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The Anzac Day public holiday on April 25 brings some changes to normal retail trading hours. Picture by Shutterstock
Aussie trio set to sail to Gaza despite government warning
Daniel Coward, Helen O'Sullivan and Surya McEwen are in Istanbul waiting to set sail as part of the Freedom Flotilla to Gaza in April. Picture: Instagram/@surya.sails.for.gaza
The flotilla aims to breach Israel's naval blockade.
Emily Anderson
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Ex-servicewoman says RSL clubs are 'more than pints, parmies and pokies'
'We focus on the three Cs: care, commemoration and camaraderie.'
Anna Houlahan
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Volunteer national ambassador for the RSL Cherisa Pearce. Picture RSL
Updated
Elon Musk calls Senator Lambie 'enemy of the people of Australia'
Senator Lambie has told Musk to 'put his big boy pants on'.
Anna McGuinness Dana Daniel
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Elon Musk has labelled Senator Jacqui Lambie an "enemy of the people of Australia" in a stoush over graphic footage on X. Pictures Patrick Pleul/dpa-Zentralbild/dpa and AAP Image/Lukas Coch
Sport
Jazmin's 'enriching' existence and the love of her life: 'It's full-on'
"It's rewarding when you see that you've helped someone in their life" ... Jazmin Brown. Picture by Mark Bode
Look what happened when Jazmin Brown moved to Tamworth.
Mark Bode
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Photos
Come-and-try day a hit with youngsters as new competition set for launch
The junior indoor competition will run throughout term 2.
Samantha Newsam
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(Front L-R) Indie Wheeler, Charlotte Madams; Middle (L-R) Hayley Bullock, Hamish Blackman, James Wilkinson, Eddie McGuirk; and Back (L-R) Charles Lush and Claire McGuirk enjoyed some school holiday fun at the come-and-try indoor cricket day on Tuesday. Picture by Gareth Gardner
Central North Round 3: Stats, results, tables, photos; all you need to know
Catch-up on all that happened over the weekend.
Samantha Newsam
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Central North Round 3: Stats, results, tables, photos; all you need to know
'There's something different down here': Doring opens up on his Magpie move
Mitch Doring had a deeply personal reason to resettle with Werris Creek for the 2024 season. Picture by Zac Lowe.
Mitch Doring made his captaincy debut for Werris Creek on Sunday.
Zac Lowe
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'I was like, 'I want this, this is my year': Shaw achieves nationals mission
The Tamworth mountain biker is the No.1 in the country for his age.
Samantha Newsam
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Ben Shaw says being presented with his national championships gold medal and national champion jersey was "awesome". Picture by Gareth Gardner
Photos
'I don't want to go back': Lupe takes to country life like a duck to water
Until eight months ago the Red Devil was a proud city slicker.
Samantha Newsam
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Lupe Mikaele and Meri Leiataua soak up the sun following the Red Devils win over Narrabri on Saturday. Picture by Samantha Newsam
Palawa King may give Smith another 715 win
Palawa King is one of the favourites for the Ladbrokes 715
Palawa King one of the favourites for the upcoming Ladbrokes 715. Picture supplied
'I'm not putting pressure on myself': Hooley stars, then steps up
Noah Hooley had one of the more unique days of his life on Saturday.
Zac Lowe
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Noah Hooley starred for the Dungowan Cowboys under 18s, then made the next big step in his career. Picture by Zac Lowe.

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PropertyView
The Block house sells for a $1 million loss to buyers who never stepped inside
Property
The sale attracted a huge crowd and more than 200 registered bidders. Pic: Supplied
'They didn't even know it was a The Block house.'
Jemimah Clegg
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Property
See inside: The Block winners Steph and Gian own flipper brings in $800k profit
The Ottavios top tips on choosing a reno ripe home for profit.
Melissa Kehagias
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The couple bought the house in 2020 for $1.02 million and after extensive renovations it sold for $1.825 million. Pic: Supplied
Unit offers sought after but rare single level living in desirable location
Rarely do unit opportunities such as this come onto the market
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Unit offers sought after but rare single level living in desirable location
Thoughtfully designed residence offers epitome of modern elegance
Thoughtfully designed residence offers epitome of modern elegance
Unrivalled blend of luxury, functionality and idyllic surrounds
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Property
Australia's best investment suburbs for under $600k
'The balance of power has switched back to the big cities.'
Jemimah Clegg
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More than half of the 110 suburbs and towns highlighted as strong investment prospects had median house or unit prices of less than $600,000. Pic: Supplied
Property
Plans submitted for $11-million co-living development near Tamworth CBD
If approved, it could be one of the first high density buildings.
Rachel Clark
Rendering of the proposed co-living development at 242-244 Marius Street. Picture supplied
Tamworth Country Music Festival
Moves afoot to honour Uncle Roger Knox with a bronze statue in Peel St
Tamworth council will consider a recommendation to investigate the potential to erect a bronze statue of Uncle Roger Knox in Peel Street. File picture by Peter Hardin
Tamworth council asked to consider a new addition to Peel Street.
Newsroom
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Rider told police he would spark chase before music festival pursuit
Police arrested the man after he collided with a gutter.
Tess Kelly
Henry William Hillier pleaded guilty to the driving offences in Tamworth Local Court. Picture file
Bush poet has lost his 'happy bones' since his swag was nicked
'There is nothing in that bag that is of any use to anyone.'
Rachel Clark
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Travelling swagman Mark 'Bushie' Thompson only wants his swag back, as many of the items were quite sentimental. Picture by Gareth Gardner
'My first job is to clean out the CMAA mailbox': familiar face takes seat on the board
Our People
Back in the studio, Jon Wolfe will take up a spot on the CMAA board replacing Lyn Bowtell. Picture by Gareth Gardner.
Jon Wolfe's passion for country music has spanned 50 years.
Rachel Clark
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Festival fans raise $48,000 for Lifeline
The money came from the sale of festival hats and pins.
Newsroom
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TRC country music festival manager Barry Harley, Tamworth City Toyota dealer principal Tim Easy, and Lifeline Northern NSW general manager Michael Were with the iconic straw hats. Picture by Peter Hardin, from file.
Drivers behind bars after alleged pursuits during country music festival
The court heard the three separate chases put the community at risk.
Tess Kelly
Three men appeared in Tamworth Local Court facing seperate charges for police pursuits during the Tamworth Country Music Festival. Picture file
Our People
One of the last bush poets has all his possessions nicked from campgrounds
Mark 'Bushie' Thompson ends his 45th festival on a low note.
Rachel Clark
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Mark 'Bushie' Thompson leaves Tamworth via train towards Wyong, armed with a bag of notepads filled with his poems, a couple of opals, the clothes on his back, and a good book. Picture by Gareth Gardner
Business
TCMF provides a 'massive economic boost' for Tamworth's pubs and clubs
While big businesses did well, smaller operations say they missed out.
Rachel Clark
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Director of Tamworth Pub Group Craig Power, manager of entertainment venues Peter Ross, TCMF ambassador Max Jackson, and TCMF manager Barry Harley. Picture Peter Hardin
What's On
Becca Bakes family recipe Anzac biscuits for dawn service
What's on
Rebecca Walker with a tray of freshly baked Anzac biscuits. Picture by Heath Forsyth
Uralla patisserie prepares 500+ Anzac biscuits for Anzac Day.
Heath Forsyth
No comments
Free
Where to commemorate Anzac Day 2024 in Tamworth, Gunnedah and Liverpool Plains
Where you can pay respects this Anzac Day, April 25.
Newsroom
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Wreaths laid at ANZAC Park during the Dawn Service in Tamworth on April 25, 2023. Picture by Peter Hardin
Good News
Lest we forget: A 'One of a Kind' Anzac display proves popular in Taminda
Generous clients create a special Anzac display for local op shop.
Emma Downey
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Belinda Mann and Kerry Latimore take a closer look at the Anzac Day display which was featured in One of a Kind, in Taminda. Picture by Gareth Gardner
What's on
Moree on a Plate celebrates 20 of amazing food and culinary experiences
The 2024 event is set for Saturday, May 11, at Moree Racecourse.
Newsroom
Jenni Birch and Margi Kirkby, who founded Moree on a Plate 20 years ago. Pictures supplied.
What's on
Looking for something to do? Your never-ending list of what's on
Things to do: Tamworth and beyond.
Don't miss the fun of the Great Nundle Dog Race. Picture from file

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Water Pressure
Community 'calling out for recycling' as residents demand water security
Council
The Tamworth Water Security Alliance is a community-run group which advocates for cost effective, diverse, and sustainable water supply solutions. File picture by Gareth Gardner
'Don't be afraid,' activists say to Tamworth councillors.
Jonathan Hawes
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Council
This is the technology set to save you money on your next utility bill
Council gives behind the scenes look at the Westdale water plant.
Jonathan Hawes
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Tamworth Regional Council's water operations manager Daniel Coe says ratepayers are set to save thanks to a wastewater innovation. Picture by Jonathan Hawes
Exclusive
Country mayor in hot water with farmers over gas company invite
Gunnedah mayor Jamie Chaffey defended a decision to invite Santos.
Jonathan Hawes
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Gunnedah mayor Jamie Chaffey (left) has been accused of "greenwashing" by farmer and environmental activist Peter Wills (right). Picture file
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Community
What are the biggest challenges for Tamworth's economy?
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Rebecca Walker with a tray of freshly baked Anzac biscuits. Picture by Heath Forsyth
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Photos and Video
GP: Paediatrician wait times have 'parents pulling their hair out'
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South Coast GP Dr Michelle Hamrosi with her three children. She has called on more government funding for GPs. Picture by James Tugwell
GP Dr Michelle Hamrosi hopes a new 'virtual' trial will help.
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Tamworth Regional Council general manager Paul Bennett with Tamworth Business Chamber President Matthew Sweeney. Picture by Jonathan Hawes
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Aussie trio set to sail to Gaza despite government warning
The flotilla aims to breach Israel's naval blockade.
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Tamworth man admits to manslaughter after deadly daylight stabbing
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Officers comb the streets around Susanne Street and Woodward Avenue in Tamworth on Monday. Picture by Peter Hardin
Comment
What choice do we have when it comes to supermarket ripoffs?
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Consumer group CHOICE is calling out "confusing" labels used by supermarkets. Pictures supplied by CHOICE
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Comment
These veterans mean business and need our backing beyond Anzac Day
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The Land
Testament tops the Sprys 60 years of breeding sale
Auctioneer Paul Dooley, Tamworth, Gerald Spry, Sprys Shorthorn and Angus, Mark and Wendy Perkins, WE Livestock Pty Ltd, Pullenvale, Qld and Matt Spry, Spry's Shorthorns and Angus, with the top-priced bull Sprys Shorthorns and Angus.
Carcase bulls were well sought after at the Sprys sale.
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