text: The whites run when juvenile western rock lobsters undergo a synchronised moult in late spring actually starts in the Two Rocks to Cervantes region before getting underway later in northern areas such as Kalbarri. During the whites run recreational fishers, who need a licence, flock to the Two Rocks marina and other areas so they can head out to check their pots.
  Willowra students enjoy two days of multi sports
  Tash Adams, Tennant & District Times - 2 December 2022
  Pam Dillon. Two days of various multi sports had the students laughing, smiling and shouting for joy. The sessions conducted were aimed at developing skills for different year levels ... Students in Years 4 to 6 worked focused on improving their skills and experimented with cricket and paddle tennis bats using various types of balls.
  Ride for a Roof rocks Wyreema
  Ted Rogers, On Our Selection News - 1 December 2022
  In less than 48 hours, Bracknell Lodge was transformed into an arena, hosting the ‘Ride for a Roof’ event raising money for the newly-formed Common Ground Foundation. The event was organised to raise money to purchase a house in Toowoomba in which families can stay while they have a loved one in hospital. And raise money it did.
  Yamba Golf Club’s high-tech $100k golf simulator
  Clarence Valley Independent - 30 November 2022
  Rodney Stevens. Now there’s no excuse not to play a round at Yamba Golf and Country Club in even the most extreme weather after last week’s unveiling of a high-tech golf simulator which uses tournament technology to deliver a realistic golf experience. The only one of its kind on the Far North Coast, Yamba Golf Simulators Trackman facility uses radar technology used to track missiles to relay specific details of a golfers swing and ball contact to deliver high resolution 3D graphics.
  Rackley Memorial Swim
  Mim Rogers, Allora Advertiser - 30 November 2022
  The Allora Swimming Club annual David Rackley Memorial Swim was held under a stunning sunset sky on Friday 25th November. Pictured with Patron Marg Rackley is the 2022 Winner Maggie Philp.
  South Australian Wooden Boat Festival, Alexandrina Cove, April 2023
  The Editor - 30 November 2022
  The South Australian Wooden Boat Festival (SAWBF) will be sailing into new territory for the April 2023 Festival, with Coorong Quays hosting the two-day event at the Alexandrina Cove Lifestyle Village, Hindmarsh Island. This biennial occasion will showcase the finest wooden boats from our region and beyond.
  Fourth time lucky as Tasmanian HOTY gets a run
  Fran Cleland, The Regional - 29 November 2022
  Tania Hay. Equestrian Tasmania’s Horse of the Year show for 2022 has finally been held. The event is usually in January but due to Covid and flood waters it was postponed four times before it was staged at the magnificent Coal Valley Equestrian Centre at Cambridge.
  Denmark cyclists impress in teams championships
  Denmark Bulletin - 24 November 2022
  Colin Ashton-Graham. Cyclists, 960 in total, from 160 teams including two Denmark teams raced on November 3 in the Australian Teams Cycling Championships at the Tour of Margaret River in Nannup ... The gruelling Margaret River tour is set up like a mini Tour De France, with teams competing over five race stages totalling 223km and 3440m elevation (equivalent to climbing Mt Kosciuszko and then Bluff Knoll).
  Murray Raiders face RSL
  Lloyd Polkinghorne, The Koondrook and Barham Bridge Newspaper - 24 November 2022
  Kendall Jennings. It has been a challenging start to the 2022/23 cricket season for the Murray Raiders Under 16s. Road closures have made it difficult for the team and players to participate in the Swan Hill Cricket Association matches.
  Avoca rock fishing safety program proves success
  The Editor - 22 November 2022
  More than 100 rock fishers have walked away better educated in how to stay safe after Surf Life Saving NSW’s popular rock fishing safety program, Gone Fishing, was successfully held at Avoca Beach ... more than 300 people ... learned all about vital safety measures and skill-building techniques specific to the popular but often deadly pastime.
  Have your say on the future of cycling in regional WA: Saffioti
  The Editor - 22 November 2022
  People living in regional Western Australia are being invited to complete a Department of Transport survey to help shape the future of bike riding in their local community. Three surveys targeting people who live in or visit the Gascoyne, Great Southern, and Kalgoorlie-Boulder regions are now open for comment on the My Say Transport website, with the resulting feedback used to shape long-term cycling strategies for each region.
  Youngest swimming club member smashes record
  Matt Nicholls, Cape York Weekly - 22 November 2022
  Sarah Martin. Cooktown tadpole Maiika Hegamaea has blitzed a Far North record time at the recent Dimbulah Swim Club meet and brought home six first place ribbons to add to her collection. The seven-year-old has been a confident swimmer since she was a toddler and has been a member of the Cooktown Amateur Swimming Club since she was four.
  Quest for safe pony began life long mission to save rare livestock breeds
  Dale Webster, The Regional - 21 November 2022
  After Katy Brown notched up her fourth broken bone at the tender age of 10, her mum decided that if she couldn’t buy her daughter a safe pony she had better breed one ... it was the choice of the Highland that set in motion an association that would become a life’s work for the young animal lover – saving livestock breeds facing extinction.
  Arenas come alive as Equitana returns after a four-year break
  Fran Cleland, The Regional - 21 November 2022
  The competition arenas at this year's return of Equitana to Melbourne after four years were filled with some of Australia’s finest horses.
  Re-established Upper Coastal sporting facilities working group meets
  Anita McInnes, Yanchep News Online - 21 November 2022
  The re-established Upper Coastal sporting facilities working group held its first meeting on Wednesday, November 9 at the Lancelin Sporting Complex. Back in June sporting clubs were disappointed with the Shire of Gingin council’s decision to not re-establish the working group to undertake a review of the Upper Coastal sporting facilities master plan, which had proposed “the creation of an active sports space in Lancelin, with more passive sports located in Ledge Point”.
  Cambooya teen scoring goals
  Ted Rogers, On Our Selection News - 17 November 2022
  Although she stars as a goalie, Jordon Fenton-Anderson, a 14-year-old from Cambooya, who has been scoring goals in her own way, recently returned to Australia from her first time wearing the green and gold, competing in the sport of futsal. Jordon was a member of the girls’ futsal team to tour the United Kingdom in October 2022.
  Local product ready to make mark in Group 9
  Narrandera Argus - 17 November 2022
  Jeff Hanson. The word prodigious can get thrown around a lot these days, but it’s really the only way to describe 21-year-old athlete and rugby league star, Tristan Eldridge ... After choosing rugby league as his sport of choice, the talented outside back was nurtured in the Canberra Raiders system, playing Harold Matthews Cup, SG Ball Cup and Jersey Flegg Cup for the Green Machine.
  Allora Swimming Club new season commences
  Mim Rogers, Allora Advertiser - 16 November 2022
  The children of the Allora Swimming Club were delighted to return to their home pool in November to commence their new season of swimming ... Allora Swim Team members have already competed in the Winter Short Course Championships, Fairholme Time and Technique Meet, Turbo Jets Spring Carnival, Toowoomba Open and a weekend out West for the Chinchilla and Dalby Open meets.
  Local lifeguard Reece Dobbin best in Australia
  Clarence Valley Independent - 16 November 2022
  Rodney Stevens. When you hit the Clarence Valley beaches this summer you can rest assured you are being watched by the best, after Recce Dobbin was awarded DHL Lifeguard of the Year at the Surf Life Saving Australia National Awards of Excellence ... Having saved the lives of more than 20 people during his life-saving career, Mr Dobbin said this wasn’t the first award he had received.
  Son of Olympian takes jumping championship for third time
  Fran Cleland, The Regional - 14 November 2022
  At just 29 years of age, Tom McDermott won his third senior Australian Showjumping title at Boneo Park last weekend ... Showjumping has been Tom’s life. He won his first junior showjumping title at age 12 and looks sure to follow the path of his father, Greg, who represented Australia at the Olympic Games in Seoul in 1990.
  World reaches out to support Ukrainian horse community
  Fran Cleland, The Regional - 14 November 2022
  Imagine being a talented, horse-loving teen stuck in the middle of a war. Instead of dreaming about representing your country at the Olympic Games, you are helping your family set your horses free in the hope they will survive the bombing. The one thing about horse lovers worldwide is they stick together ...
  Locals dig deep to help eightballer get to NSW Hall of Fame induction
  Tash Adams, Tennant & District Times - 11 November 2022
  ...Several years ago local identity Greg Jordan (AKA Wheelie) competed and won the team World 8 Ball Championship in England ... This week Wheelie was notified he will be inducted into the World 8 Ball Hall of Fame ... Once the initial excitement wore off and reality set in, he realised that getting there was just not going to be financially possible.
  123...23Page 1 of 23
  All categories
  About ARR.NewsACTAFLAgingAgricultureAquaculture & fishingARR.News eventArtsAthleticsBankingBasketballBeefBiodiversityBook ReviewBowlsBuilding & ConstructionBusinessCarbonCharityClimateCommunicationsConflictCottonCouncilCraftCricketCyclingDairyDamsDanceDroughte-commerceEducation & trainingEmploymentEnergyEngineeringEquestrianEventExhibitionFamilyFarmingFederal politicsFeedFertiliserFestivalFilmFireFishingFloodFloraFoodFood & BeveragesForestryGardeningGoatsGolfGrainsHealthHealthHistory & heritageHorticultureHospitalityIndigenousIndustry reportsInfrastructureInland waterwaysInternationalInternationalInterviewLand & environmentLaw & orderLetters & responsesLifeLiteratureManufacturingMarineMediaMedia ReleaseMeet the publishersMilitaryMilitary historyMiningMotorsportMurray RiverMusicNew ReleaseNewsNewsletters - SportNSWNTOpinionOut nowOut now - Archive - April 2021Out now - Archive - April 2022Out now - Archive - August 2020Out now - Archive - August 2021Out now - Archive - August 2022Out now - Archive - December 2020Out now - Archive - December 2021Out now - Archive - December 2022Out now - Archive - February 2021Out now - Archive - February 2022Out now - Archive - January 2021Out now - Archive - January 2022Out now - Archive - July 2021Out now - Archive - July 2022Out now - Archive - June 2021Out now - Archive - June 2022Out now - Archive - March 2021Out now - Archive - March 2022Out now - Archive - May 2021Out now - Archive - May 2022Out now - Archive - November 2020Out now - Archive - November 2021Out now - Archive - November 2022Out now - Archive - October 2020Out now - Archive - October 2021Out now - Archive - October 2022Out now - Archive - September 2020Out now - Archive - September 2021Out now - Archive - September 2022PaintingPerformancePetsPhotographyPicnic RacesPlaguepoetryPoliticsPopulationPoultry and eggsProfilePropertyQldRacingRailReligionResearchRetailRoadsRowingRugby LeagueRugby UnionRunningSASailingSaleSculptureSheepShowsSoccerSoilSportState politicsSteelSugarSupply chainSurfingSwimmingTalkiesTasTechnologyTennisTheatreTimberTourismTradeTransportTravelTriathlonUncategorisedVicVolunteeringWAWaterWeatherWebinarWildlifeWineYouth
  ARR.NewsIndependent news from across rural and regional Australia
  Independent news from across rural and regional Australia. Launched on 26 January 2021, Australian Rural & Regional News is a platform for independent news and stories written by, for, and about people living outside Australia’s capital cities. Independent news publishers and AR&R’s own contributors share selected content.