Flood memories remain raw
IT IS two years today that our region was devastated by the terrible floods of 2011.
IT IS two years today that our region was devastated by the terrible floods of 2011.
EVERYONE loves a stoush in sport and Australian cricket royalty Shane Warne delivered with his antics Sunday.
THIS is set 80 years back, and the film is about how Bilbo Baggins has to help Gandalf and some dwarves to slay the dragon on a land that was rightfully theirs.
STORIES FROM THE SOIL: There’s an old saying that goes something along the lines of dentists’ kids having the worst teeth and doctors having the sickest family.
FREDERICK FRANKLY: I first heard of the council’s possible intention of removing trees from Barolin St when I gave a council official a lift.
QUARTET is the directorial debut for Dustin Hoffman (who stared in films such as Tootsie and Mr Magorium’s Wonder Emporium).
AS Mum and Dad prepare to retire, the issue of effective management will become increasingly important for family businesses.
THE WORLD ACCORDING TO JACK: It’s going to be a good year. How do I know this? Simple. I have a new year’s resolution.
STORIES FROM THE SOIL: Aaah, Christmas in the country.
OVERALL, Les Miserables is really big on the singing, but it doesn’t mean people who don’t like musicals shouldn’t give it a go.
FREDERICK FRANKLY: “We cannot afford to have a competent journalist interviewing the big man…”
THERE are many reasons Glenn McGrath and Courtney Walsh are the two leading fast bowling Test wicket-takers, writes Jay Buchan.
TEN new year’s resolutions that will change my life… maybe.
YOUNG movie buff Joseph Akers shares his reviews of every Pixar animation so far.
THE WORLD ACCORDING TO JACK: Trust is a pretty important thing in life.
HERE Comes the Boom’s script really sucks. The first half of the movie introduces these boring characters you don’t really care about.
BUNDABERG movie reviewer Joseph Akers gives his opinion on Parental Guidance.
FREDERICK FRANKLY: I believe New Year resolutions are too important to be left until January 1, 2013.
WRECK-IT Ralph follows the story of video game character Ralph, who doesn’t want to be the bad guy any more.
LORD of the Rings trilogy well worth a watch before heading to see The Hobbit.
THE WORLD ACCORDING TO JACK: I’ll put this out there from the get-go – I’m not a huge Ke$ha fan.
SOMETIMES farming has a way of making decisions for you, whether you like it or not.
THE only way for Sydney FC to keep hold of marquee player Alessandro Del Piero is to start winning games, and that has to come sooner rather than later.
RAIN, hail and shine. Three weather events synonymous with a Queensland summer, yet only one of those can sustain a game of cricket.
MY WIFE put me into panic mode immediately when she said, “Do not give me a Christmas present, I do not want anything!”
OUR doctor is the keeper of our family secrets.
Last week, a very drunken and brazen bridesmaid stuck her hand down my pants and kissed me with an open mouth.
OUR family doctor is the keeper of our family secrets.
THE WORLD ACCORDING TO JACK: Nicknames are a wonderful thing… according to NewsMail columnist Jack McGovern, anyway.
FREDERICK FRANKLY: I had no idea I was such an avid ballet dancer fan until my wife said “You will take me to the ballet and you will enjoy it”.
THE WORLD ACCORDING TO JACK: The Order of Australia Medal – one of our nation’s highest accolades.
FREDERICK FRANKLY: This was one errand on which I found myself revolting. “You are coming shopping with me,” my wife insisted.
A selection of photos taken of the Holden Volt, the new extended-range electric vehicle.
The fight to be rugby world champion has begun.
Racheal Ambler makes reborn baby dolls for love rather than money.
Around the world people are leaning. Why are they leaning? What do they gain? Do they know something we don’t? Why not submit your own ‘leaning’ photos?
My OK! Wedding magazine readers were asked which celebrities would be a terrible and wonderful spouse. Here’s some of their answers.
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