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Work on Albury multi-storey car park expected to start in September

The construction of a new multi-storey car park in the Albury CBD is expected to start later this year. Albury council is believed to be poised to sign off on the new facility in Kiewa Street, which will include up to 700 parking spaces. It will be ... >> view original

Pies make plans for Albury

Bordignon was found guilty of making contact with umpire Sean Streat after the Pies' match with North Albury last weekend. Wangaratta's Matt Kelly also faced the tribunal on Wednesday night for allegedly striking North Albury's Kristian Cary but his ... >> view original

Albury: Let's talk business

In the spirit of total transparency, at the risk of overstating, for all intents and purposes, and to be sure we are all on the same page: I have to admit I just hate it when people use clichés to make their point. Nowhere is this abuse of the English ... >> view original

Gundagai meeting moved to Albury

THE race meeting scheduled for Gundagai on Saturday has been transferred to Albury. Gundagai-Adelong Race Club underwent drainage works to the track and the course was not going to be in shape for the scheduled Sky Two TAB meeting on Saturday. >> view original

Eric Abetz letter blasts Hobart Council over same-sex marriage: 'Children ...

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Luke Woods found guilty of wounding with intent to murder taxi driver Neal Kent

A Sydney man who repeatedly stabbed an elderly taxi driver and then explained to police that watching horror movies had given him "a taste for killing" has been found guilty of wounding with intent to murder. On the night of December 30, 2013, after ... >> view original

Tony Abbott praises 'comforting presence' of US Navy

Prime Minister Tony Abbott has flown by helicopter to a US warship off Sydney where he told visiting American sailors their navy was a "comforting presence" in Australia. Play (4.4 MB). GIF: Tony Abbott lands aboard USS Blue Ridge. For several hours Mr ... >> view original

Byron Bay beach closed after shark sighting

The sighting was reported to emergency services around 1.20pm by a member of the pubic, according to the Northern Star. A closure of all beaches in the Ballina Shire area remains in place until 9am tomorrow, after the savage mauling of a 32-year-old ... >> view original

Noreen Hay has stood down as Opposition whip. Photo: Sylvia Liber

Labor MP Noreen Hay has stood down as Opposition Whip but has not been suspended from the ALP pending an Australian Federal Police investigation into allegations of electoral fraud and branch stacking at her Wollongong office. NSW Opposition Leader ... >> view original

Trial of former Health Services Union boss Kathy Jackson to go ahead

A long-awaited trial over former union leader Kathy Jackson's alleged misuse of $1.3 million in union funds will go ahead, despite her last-minute declaration of bankruptcy. On the eve of the trial's start date earlier this week, Ms Jackson's lawyers ... >> view original