Monday | The Australian
IT'S an appropriately balmy 25C when we fly into Kunming, tagged the City of Eternal Spring, on a late autumn afternoon.
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Doctor flown from London to Wagga 'every 2 mths'
The New South Wales Health Department has confirmed it has been flying a doctor from London to Wagga Wagga Base hospital because of a shortage of local specialists.
AN obstetrician from London is regularly being flown 19,000km to rural NSW in a desperate bid to deal with the critical shortage of doctors.
Cybergirl has discovered the joys of retail therapy. She has also discovered that if she wants to buy, she has to earn.
Northwest Newspapers (Northwest Herald)
When you can't get home for the holidays...
Christmas is a time to be with family. But for whatever reasons that's not always possible.
Swarms of locusts spread across Australia
Swarms of locusts are sweeping across Australia as many farmers prepare to harvest their crops.
Visa worker deaths double in a year
MORE migrants working on 457 visas have died since Labor won the federal election than in more than three years under the previous government, Immigration Department records show.
Mormons ignored sex abuse - claim
A WOMAN who says she was sexually abused by her Mormon stepfather 20 years ago wants to sue the church for failing to report the abuse to police.
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Cool and rainy weather has stopped locusts from swarming in southern New South Wales, giving landholders more time to spray.
Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Locust swarms threaten NSW harvest
Locusts are beginning to swarm in southern New South Wales at the worst possible time for farmers, who still have a crop to harvest.
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Sydney Commander named Assistant Police Commissioner
The Commander of Sydney's City Central Police, Mark Murdoch, has been promoted to the rank of Assistant Commissioner.
Migrant worker died on job, union says
ANOTHER temporary migrant working on a 457 visa has died from injuries sustained on the job after attempts by the union to visit his worksite were repeatedly thwarted, the Australian Manufacturing Workers Union ...
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PIC report policewoman claims unfair treatment
A policewoman named in a Police Integrity Commission report into alleged brutality by Wagga Wagga police, in southern New South Wales, has complained to the PIC Inspector that she has been unfairly treated.
Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Safflower supporters see huge potential
Safflower experts from all over the world are in Wagga Wagga, in southern New South Wales, for their international conference this week.
Stage: Little Women: The Broadway Musical
Kate Maree Hoolihan is set to breathe new life into a classic literary tomboy. LITTLE WOMEN: The Broadway Musical sounds as girly a night out as they come.
Glass in face: Wayne's Kate is forgiving
COURTING drama from her boyfriend's criminal charges, Kate Neilson was seeing more pink than red when she went to visit Wayne Carey's family at the weekend.
Investors to fill NSW power shortfall: report
NSW will not face any electricity shortages until 2014 as a new report shows private investors have stepped forward with plans to build power stations to fill the looming gap.
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Priest hold-up sparks plea for public help
Police are appealing for public help to catch two men who robbed a Catholic priest at knifepoint in Wagga Wagga in southern New South Wales.
SILHOUETTED against a brilliant blue sky, Andrew Polidano conjures up memories of E.T. as he powers along in his flying bike, the so-called flyke.
NSW farmers face plague of locusts
Farmers in southern and western NSW are facing a locust plague as the drought eases in parts of the state.