Looking back at The Northern Daily Leader in June 2018 | Photos

Over the final 12 days of 2018, The Northern Daily Leader will be bringing readers a list of what was making news in each month of the year.

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We’ve compiled all of our front and back pages along with a list of our most-read stories.

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And now, here’s June.

- See winter sports in 2008 in this week’s Throwback Thursday

- See performers showcase their talent at the Tamworth Eisteddfod 

- See the Tamworth Eisteddfod throughout the years | Throwback Thursday

- See the Tradies of the 80s (and 90s) | Throwback Thursday

- Round five Tamworth Netball Association action | Photos

- Barnaby Joyce’s media adviser without a mobile despite $78k spend

- Another mystery millionaire, Tamworth Newsagent sells winning ticket

- Tributes flow for popular music teacher killed in late-night crash

- Senior policeman charged with perverting the course of justice

- Media cause extra patrols around Joyce house in Tamworth

- Barnaby lobbies against NSW abortion clinic exclusion zone

- Court told of new ‘offer’ in drug supply case for four men

- Armed man on the run after robbing Good Guys store

- Teen ‘serious but stable’ after truck and car crash on highway

- Tamworth Nationals slammed for ‘airing dirty laundry’ through the media

- Chris Vidler produces strong display on debut for Kootingal-Moonbi

- Will McDonnell tours Japan with NSW Waratahs

- Pacific crossfit regionals mixed bag for Jake Douglas

- UNE and the NSW Rugby League have formed an exciting new partnership

- Roosters second-rower Jake McLoughlin fell in love during a playing stint in England

- Ex-Blues enforcer Tom Learoyd-Lahrs co-founder of Clontarf Rugby League Carnival in Tamworth

- Corey Manicaros to play with his brother Dylan at Dungowan Cowboys after Titans cut him

- Tamworth High student Josh McCulloch extends winning streak to six fights

- Pirates lose host of players ahead of away clash against Barraba-Gwydir

- Werris Creek Magpies halfback Scott Berry finds a new home as he hones his craft