Looking back at The Northern Daily Leader in November 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 November.

- 2018 Melbourne Cup at the Tamworth Jockey Club | Photos

- Flashback Friday Tamworth: The NDL on May 7-9, 2009 | Photos

- Monday night oztag: men and women rip in on November 19 | Photos

- On this day in Tamworth: November 28 in 2007 and 2012

- Women hit the field for Group 4 nines | Photos

- Former bullrider Jordan Lane-Robb pleads guilty to drug supply charges in Tamworth District Court

- Armidale stabbing: 45-year-old man charged with stabbing 24-year-old

- 4100 cannabis plants seized in raids east of Glen Innes and Tenterfield

- Ben Woodard pleads guilty to commercial supply of ice in Tamworth

- James Brian Randall loses appeal

- Russell John Barnett fined $5000 for illegal motocross track

- Mark John McDonald and Nicholas Hansen await sentence for Tamworth drug supply

- Seven people assessed by paramedics after two-car crash on Oxley Highway

- 25 tonnes of wheat stolen from Oxley Highway property at Somerton, near Tamworth

- 29-year-old Tamworth man charged with sexual intercourse with 14 to 15-year-old girl in Tamworth in 2015-16

- Farrer's Max Altus set to join roll call of games' best

- Monday night oztag: men and women rip in on November 19 | Photos

- Women hit the field for Group 4 nines | Photos

- Pirates to host second annual Jack Cutcliffe Memorial Tournament

- Kootingal-Moonbi Roosters host sign on day ahead of Group 4 2019 season

- Tom Groth farewells Tamworth rep cricket for Gwydir and Connolly Cup

- Monday night oztag: Tamworth teams take the field on November 26

- Tamworth Cycle Club: Malcolm Nash and Daniel Nash named captain and president

- 2018 Tag World Cup: slew of Tamworth oztag players win gold

- Tamworth Cycle Club: Min McDonald 'excited' about the organisation's future