The Northern Daily Leader
Eva Baxter
Eva Baxter
Editorial Trainee

Learn to swim industry going under due to COVID and skills shortage storm
Tamworth Learn to Swim owner, manager and teacher Roslyn Lauritzen has been struggling to keep the business afloat. Picture by Peter Hardin
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'Magical' opportunity for New England writers to focus on their craft
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Author and chair of the New England Writers' Centre Sophie Masson has written 70 books in the region. Picture supplied
Sale of dozens of properties a threat by council to collect debt
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Tamworth Regional Council mayor Russell Webb expects half of residents warned their properties will be auctioned off will turn in their unpaid rates first. Picture by Peter Hardin
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Nepalese chef lives out dream of owning restaurant on Peel Street
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Owner and chef Jun Kaji Shrestha and chef Subash Lama Theeng aim to bring authentic Nepalese food to Tamworth. Picture by Peter Hardin
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What will be on offer during Tamworth's second Fiesta La Peel?
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Multicultural Tamworth chairman Eddie Whitam is waiting to see what food and performances will be on offer at October's Fiesta La Peel. Picture by Gareth Gardner
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Diners taste the future with robot waiters at Centillion Chinese Restaurant
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Waitress Sarah Macaulay is helped by the Bella Bots to serve customers. Picture by Gareth Gardner
Thousands more blood donors eligible as 'mad cow' restrictions lifted
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DONATE: Photographer Mat Dockerty can give blood for the first time in decades because restrictions have been lifted. Photo: Gareth Gardner
Local artists call for inauthentic Aboriginal art to be banned
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COPYCAT: Inauthentic art imitating Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander style is being threatened with a mandatory label. Photo: Mark Kriedemann
Council hopes to claw back debt by putting properties under the hammer
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ON THE BLOCK: Resident land is up for auction to recover unpaid debt. Photo: Peter Hardin
Keep it in the family: Pursehouse Rural celebrate 60 years in business
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SUCCESS: The Pursehouse family has kept the business in their hands for 60 years. Photo: Andrew Pearson photography
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