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Quiz #14/2026
If you just stare at the question long enough, the answer will come to you... Honest..
1. At the 1976 Summer Olympics, who was the...
Quiz #13/2026
A quiz a day keeps the cobwebs away.
1. The Battle of Tewkesbury in 1471 was decisive in which conflict?2. Clara Petacci was the mistress...
Quiz #12/2026
Number 12 for 2026? And you don't know all the answers? Better eat more vegemite!
1. Bangladesh declared independence from which country on 26...
You cannot have winning without being challenged
Winning isn’t a destination—it’s a process, where real progress and success come from embracing challenge and continuous improvement.
Inaugural national fire report highlights extent of ‘second largest’ fire year in the past decade: Charles Darwin University
An inaugural report from Australia's most comprehensive and detailed fire mapping database has found 2025 to be the second largest fire year in the past decade, driven by severe weather and storm-related ignitions. The North Australia and Rangelands Fire Information (NAFI) service, based out of Charles Darwin University (CDU) recently released its first – and from now annual – Fire Year Summary Report for 2025, detailing fire activity across Australia.
Narrandera’s koalas strengthen landmark NSW research
Narrandera’s koala population is contributing to a major scientific study, with researchers from the Koala Sentinel Program back in the Riverina for its final round of fieldwork ... Researchers are investigating factors such as health, disease, genetics, nutrition, habitat, and ecology across six very different landscapes...
“They can stay, they can study, and they can succeed” – Hay CUC opens
"They can stay, they can study, and they can succeed - right here in their own community." These were the words spoken by Mayor Carol Oataway during her address at last Wednesday's official opening of Hay Community Universities Centre (CUC).
New Regional University Study Hub opens in Tumut: Clare, McBain
A new Regional University Study Hub (RUSH) officially opened today in Tumut, bringing university closer for local residents ... The new Country Universities Centre (CUC) Snowy Valleys is located at 79-81 Capper Street, Tumut, and will offer support services and study facilities for local students...
Naracoorte’s rising star
Leadership, determination, and the courage to step outside one’s comfort zone propelled Jack Barker to a major regional honour. The 17-year-old Naracoorte High School Year 12 student and 2026 school captain has been named the Upper South East Lions Youth of the Year, a recognition that celebrates academic excellence, leadership, and public speaking ability among young people.
Have You Got What It Takes tour with Nathan Lyon, April-June 2026
Nathan Lyon is bringing his "Have You Got What It Takes" roadshow to regional Victoria and New South Wales — and it's not one to miss.
See one, do one, teach one
A simple but powerful reminder that real leadership isn’t built through theory alone, but through the cycle of seeing, doing, and ultimately teaching others to create true competence, confidence, and accountability.
BPS going into the future
A Riverland school has become the first in the region to introduce Virtual Reality (VR) education into the classroom, allowing students to now completely immerse themselves in their learning – whether that includes being launched into space, walking through ancient civilizations, or exploring a world of their own digital creation.
Quiz #11/2026
If at first you don't score 20/20, try, try again!
1. What sport do the Harlem Globetrotters play?2. Which Andrew Lloyd Webber play won the...
Quiz #10/2026
Marvellous as it may be for mental calm, meditation will not give you the answers to this quiz, if they're not in your head...
Quiz #9/2026
A quiz a day keeps the cobwebs away.
1. What is the main material out of which a pool cue is usually made?2. Who popularised...
Quiz #8/2026
Quizzes go best with company at holiday time.
1. In which sea is the British overseas territory of Montserrat?2. "Criteria" is the plural, what is...
Quiz #7/2026
Chocolate is a recommended accompaniment for this quiz.
1. A cummerbund is worn on which part of the body?2. What numbers are on the two...
Families furious with 10 per cent rise in childcare fees
Families who use childcare and early education centres run by Central Coast Council are furious with the plan to raise fees by 10% and worried about what it means for their working future. One called it a cash grab, another said it was a rip off ... "disgusting cash grab from Council"...
I am not a Harvard graduate – One Nation candidate David Farley
Kimberly Grabham and Tertia Butcher. One Nation's candidate for Farrer, David Farley, firmly denied he falsely claimed to have a degree from prestigious Harvard University. In response to a question from The Riverine Grazier during his visit to Hay last week, Mr Farley said he attended Harvard University three times to deliver a course, not as a student.
Aviation Taster Tour opens new horizons for Wellington students
Students from across Wellington Shire have taken a hands-on step into the world of aviation, experiencing firsthand the career opportunities available right on their doorstep through an Aviation Taster Tour hosted by Wellington Shire Council. Sixteen secondary school students from three Wellington schools took part in the tour on Tuesday 17 March, travelling between West Sale Airport and the Longford Heliport.
Australia’s fuel security – alternative fuels: Monash University
Professor Bhattacharya from Monash University says advancing domestic refining and feedstock technologies is critical to improving long-term fuel security. Monash engineers have developed a pyrolysis technology that converts end-of-life tyres and plastics into high-value liquid hydrocarbons, creating a new, circular source of refinery-ready feedstocks.
NLC supports cave research
Naracoorte Lucindale Council will contribute $60,000 towards a $900,000 Naracoorte Caves research project over three years. But reflecting on councillor training, some elected members are also concerned the state government is “cost-shifting”, forcing ratepayers already paying taxes to fund more and more state responsibilities ... “We are the council with the state's only world heritage site, which is incredible, and we get 100,000 people visiting our district because of the caves,” CEO Kelly Westell said.
