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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

The billionaire says he is fighting for free speech on X.

Elon Musk calls Senator Lambie 'enemy of the people of Australia'

Emma Horn

Bec Pridham

LONG-COVID: Surveys of COVID-19 patients around the world indicate a stronger link between some genetic precursors and long-COVID development. Picture: FILE

Preliminary surveys suggest there are a few indicators of whether you might develop long-COVID.

Who's most likely to end up getting long-COVID symptoms?

Midnight Oil: The Hardest Line is premiering at the Sydney Film Festival. Picture by Andrzej Liguz

Unheard interviews and unseen footage revealed in new doco.

'Formidable journey': new Midnight Oil documentary to premiere

Bianca Sibbald is ex-Navy, married to a sailor, has three young children and is the author of the "Someone I Love is in Defence" series of story, activity and colouring-in books for the young children of military families. Picture by someoneiloveisindefence.com.au

Veteran owned and operated businesses need our support beyond Anzac Day

These veterans mean business and need our backing beyond Anzac Day

Anna Houlahan

Volunteer national ambassador for the RSL Cherisa Pearce. Picture RSL

'We focus on the three Cs: care, commemoration and camaraderie.'

Ex-servicewoman says RSL clubs are 'more than pints, parmies and pokies'

Wreaths laid at ANZAC Park during the Dawn Service in Tamworth on April 25, 2023. Picture by Peter Hardin 

Where you can pay respects this Anzac Day, April 25.

Where to commemorate Anzac Day 2024 in Tamworth, Gunnedah and Liverpool Plains

Emily Anderson

The UIPM voted to integrate 'obstacle' to replace horse riding in the modern pentathlon at the international level. Picture by UIPM

Horse riding officially dropped after modern pentathlon at Paris.

From horseback to ninja: How pentathletes are facing the obstacles

Jonathan Hawes

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.

Community 'calling out for recycling' as residents demand water security

Karen Hardy

Angela Clutton's new book offers some handy lessons on adjusting with the seasons. Pictures supplied

There are plenty of delicious reasons to move with the seasons.

Changing your home menu with the seasons

Rachel Clark

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

The study has prompted a call for more CPR training in regional areas.

Why these LGA's are higher-risk for heart attacks

Mick Callan With his dogs, "Sooky" & "Missy" at Paradise Photo: Gareth Gardner The Northern Daily Leader.

 Christian Outreach Centre pastor Liz Williams celebrates the first anniversary of Global Care's pantry program, which distributes groceries and produce to more than 400 people. The Armidale Express

 On his 95th birthday, Douglas Sibraa reflects on the Darwin bombings that happened exactly 73 years ago. The Armidale Express

Armidale Dumaresq's deputy mayor Herman Beyersdorf says Dumaresq Dam's existing wall will probably be saved, costing ratepayers $3.5 million. - The Arrmidale Express

Workmate Poker Rally committee member Paul Hamilton prepares for this Saturday's rally in Armidale. The cause has raised more than $75,000 since it began five years ago.  - The Armidale Express

Highly Strung Ukulele players Cathy Welsford, left and Angie Smith prepare for a concert at Blackjacks cafe on Marsh Street, Armidale to be held on Tuesday. - The Armidale Express

Lilly Street from Gunnedah South Public School after a great swim in the school's annual swimming carnival.- The Namoi Valley Independent

Circus: Gunnedah enjoyed a visit from Circus Royale Australia during the week. - The Namoi Valley Independent. 

Gunnedah athletes (back) Nick Rutland-Davey, Emma Kennedy and Oliver Thomas, with (front) Alishea Rankin, Jack Rutland-Davey and Billy Rutland-Davey will compete in the Little Athletics State Championships next month. - The Namoi Valley Independent.

unit fire: Tina Beasley is calling for the men who rescued her from a fire in her rented unit on Friday night to receive a medal. - The Namoi Valley Independent.

 Swim day smiles:  Patrick McCumstie, Jim Brady, Sam Sawyer, Michael Etheridge and Vitorio Sardinha from St Xavier's School Gunnedah during the school's annual swimming carnival this week. - The Namoi Valley Independent.

Smith Family Learning Club needs volunteers. Laure Bezan (Program Co-ordinator Smith Family), Dempsey Burton (8), Simone (8), Karen greatbatch (Learning Club Co-Ord Smith Family), Alexander Frewen (7) & Ben Greatbatch (10). - The Northern Daily Leader

Photo:Rebecca Belt - The Northern Daily Leader

Gunnedah House fire Heroes  Photo: Gareth Gardner  The Northern Daily Leader

The 37 year-old Queensland truck driver, who collided with the Furracabad Creek Bridge early on Tuesday morning, February 10, was uninjured, but issued with a negligent driving ticket. The Glen innes Examiner

Tahlia Moorhouse in the show jumping. Glen Innes Show 2015.  The Glen Innes Examiner

Kiara Borrowdale and Luke Horwood made straight for the drawcard rides at this year’s Glen Innes Show.  Glen Innes Examiner

Glen Innes High School lauded its 2015 Dux students with a presentation assembly, inviting local dignitaries (from left) Glen Innes Services Club president Pat Lonergan, Member for Northern Tablelands Adam Marshall, GIHS principal Mike Gray,  Glen Innes Examiner

David Bourne, Paul Raper, Bill Challen, Barry Slee, Chris Stone, Max Marshall, Don Parker and inviting local men to come along for a cuppa and a chat at the Glen Innes Mens Shed.  Glen Innes Examiner

Ethan and Justin Owen having fun on the Dodgem Cars. Glen Innes Show 2015. Photo:Glen Innes Examiner

All the action from the Tenterfield Show, 2015.  -Tenterfield Star

Visiting light horsemen put on a show for the crowd. The Tenterfield Star

Tenterfield Show, 2015. Photo:The Tenterfield Star

Annie-May Newman takes a spin on a classic show ride. The Tenterfield Star

): Holy Trinity students Holly Ryan, Prue Ticehurst, Sophie Mijic, Hannah Ditchfield and Lily Fox hot the blocks in the school’s 50 metre freestyle swimming carnival heat. - The Inverell Times

Mikkayla Hausheer was working alongside her fiance with Nilan Amusements at the Inverell Show. Mikkayla has been on the road for three months. Photo: MICHÈLE JEDLICKA - The Inverell Times

Mick Pollack and Ethan Columbus who brought the Super Trooper and Cyber Party rides to the Inverell Show. Ethan is a third-generation travelling show person and working as an off-sider to Mick who has been on the circuit since 2012. Photo: MICHÈLE JEDLICKA - The Inverell Times

Play Up performer Andy Forbes believes laughter can be an effective relief from dementia and hosted a sing-along at McLean Care in Inverell recently, with a little help from Louise Cohen - The Inverell Times

Four-year-old Oliver Thomas showing off a very healthy cherry tomato he grew and picked at the Inverell Community Garden during the meeting of he Inverell Autism Spectrum Disorders Family Support Group. Photo: MICHÈLE JEDLICKA The Inverell Times

Inverell aged care students John Wells, Sophie Guthrie, Isaac Tuling, Marlon Novelero, Jonah Grava, Danica Ybas, Heather McNally and Salvana Kalinowski, with Trainer Ean Muhs held a graduation morning tea at the Inverell Community College’s new location on Campbell Street last week. The Inverell Times

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