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Quiz #41/ 2025 – Halloween Special
You've never been scared by a quiz? Meet the Halloween Special.
1. If you were born on Halloween, what star sign would you be?2. The...
Quiz #40
No single book in the world will have all the answers to this quiz, would you agree?
1. What colour are salmon eggs?2. What was...
Quiz #38/ 2025
You'll have these quizzes nailed by Christmas. Guaranteed ...
1. Which weapon, a more powerful version of an atomic bomb was first tested by the...
Quiz #39/ 2025
You'll need the whole household to work together to beat this one.
1. According to Jewish and Christian tradition, where did Noah's Ark come to...
The impact AI has on critical thinking: A leader’s new dilemma
As AI becomes a daily business partner, leaders face a new challenge — ensuring technology enhances, rather than replaces, human judgment, intuition, and critical thinking.
Port Pirie Youth Festival backed by Drought Relief Funding
Port Pirie Regional Council is delighted to announce that the State Government, through the South Australian Tourism Commission’s (SATC) Drought Relief Regional Event Fund, has committed support for Our Youth / Our Festival, a brand-new community celebration designed and delivered by young people in Port Pirie.
Endangered Kangaroo Island ground dweller found in trees: UniSA
University of South Australia and Kangaroo Island Research Station ecologists have made a remarkable discovery about the mysterious and endangered Kangaroo Island dunnart: it is partial to climbing trees ... “The last thing I expected to find in one of our pygmy-possum nest boxes some distance up in a mallee eucalypt was a dunnart. It was a wonderful surprise,” says Peter Hammond.
Old practices rekindled in new firefighting partnerships: Forestry Corporation of NSW
Aboriginal communities across NSW are working with Forestry Corporation to integrate cultural burning into government bushfire management frameworks. These local partnerships, under the Federal Government-funded program Fire, Country and People, aim to strengthen community resilience to major bushfire events and improve land management practices across traditional Aboriginal lands.
Wyreema State School marks 130 years
Wyreema State School, threatened with closure just a few years ago, has gone on to become a growing facility in a growing area and last Saturday the community came together to celebrate the school's 130th birthday.
What is your one small thing?
Great leadership isn’t fuelled by grand gestures — it’s sustained by the one small thing you do consistently to restore your energy, focus and spark.
Quiz #37/ 2025
Think of this quiz as a valuable, character-building experience and you'll feel much better about your score. Honest ...
1. What does the acronym DNF...
Quiz #34/2025
The first of a set of quizzes for your weekend. Have you been swotting up? We'll see.
1. What is a farrow?2. What medical instrument...
Quiz #36/ 2025
Using AI to beat this quiz won't build your grey matter, you know. Take it on toute seule, go on.
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Quiz #35/ 2025
Surely you've improved by now? No? Oh dear.
1. What is the name used in the USA for the board game that the English call...
Workforce crisis in NSW
Northern Rivers Preschools join Day of Action, calling on the Minns government to fix preschool funding. The state government has announced a plan for community preschools to extend operating hours, open more days, and cater for children from birth through to school age, however declined to provide any funding for wages or staff costs.
Next generation weed management takes centre stage at Gatton AgTech Showcase: Hort Innovation
Australia’s horticulture industry is set to benefit from a major innovation in weed management, announced ... at the Gatton AgTech Showcase. The Next generation weed management project - a three-part project being delivered by Applied Horticultural Research, Nufarm, and La Trobe University, and funded by Hort Innovation - aims to transform how growers tackle weed challenges...
Bright horizons – Council embarks on literacy initiative for young readers at Hay Library
Hay Shire Council is ending its participation in the Dolly Parton Imagination Library Funding and Investment in Community-driven Literacy Programs for children, due to rising costs. Council resolved at a recent meeting to transition from the Imagination Library program to a suite of locally delivered early-literacy initiatives.
Beekeepers – 390+ hours on Varroa protection per year. Is this true for you?: AgriFutures Australia
Australian beekeepers are being urged to share their experiences in the 2025 COLOSS Survey, as the industry faces rising costs and labour demands from Varroa destructor (Varroa) management. The 2024 Australian Colony Loss (COLOSS) Survey revealed that Varroa is costing the honey bee industry more than just dollars, with labour impacts also increasing.
New chapter for Allora Library
The new library is part of the greater Allora Community Precinct project, which has seen the Allora Library move into the old Allora Senior Citizens Centre and the Allora Regional Sports Museum moved into the building where the library used to be ... Member for Southern Downs James Lister said the Allora Precinct would become a hub for the local community and improve the town’s liveability.
“Don’t battle online learning alone” – Hay’s Community Universities Centre appoints local manager
A Country Universities Centre for Hay is now one step closer, with local Jessie Armstrong appointed as the Centre Manager of the eagerly anticipated Rural University Study Hub (RUSH). Jessie comes from a rural background with a passion for agriculture extension and advisory services, and experience in project management, communications and community education.
Winning the race for talent
Regional businesses can win the race for talent by pairing lifestyle advantages with authentic storytelling and people-first workplace cultures that make the move irresistible.
Hon Tanya Plibersek visit to the island
"Thank you for making my recent visit to your very special island such a pleasurable and memorable experience. Beginning with Rachael who greeted us on the tarmac to take us to our accommodation, it was like returning to see old friends, catching up on Island life in the three years since I last visited. After dropping off our luggage, we walked down to Campbell’s bike hire then cycled on to the school ..."
