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Islamic school faces de-registration over comments about Zionism

A NSW Islamic school could face de-registration if it does not provide evidence its principal is "fit and proper".
Sheik Abdulghani Albaf infront of a sign

Published: Source: ABC RiverinaTopic: Religious Schoolsby Rachel Holdsworth

Southern 80 water ski race cancelled for second year straight

One past Southern 80 winner and record holder wonders if the race will ever return. 
Blue ski boat racing on the a river with Superman logos

Published: Source: ABC Central VictoriaTopic: Water Skiingby Anna McGuinness

Barb dedicated her life to The Rock. Now The Rock is returning the favour

After giving to her community for decades, Barb's town is now working hard so people like her never have to leave for necessities. 
woman wearing glasses in a striped shirt, smiling with a cabinet covered in photos and nicknacks in the background

Published: Source: ABC RiverinaTopic: Regional Communitiesby Jess Scully

New cameras help spotters focus on forest fires before they spread

New cameras using AI have been installed in southern New South Wales forests and are spotting fires before they have a chance to spread.
a black 360 degree camera on a high tower

Published: Source: ABC RiverinaTopic: Firesby Emily Doak and Rachel Holdsworth

Pickers 'living in squalor' claim their end-of-season bonus was unfairly withheld

Ten pickers who worked at Hallmark Cherries' orchard in NSW complain about poorly maintained accommodation and failure to pay an end-of-season bonus.
A close-up image of a bunch of ripe cherries, still on the tree.

Published: Source: NSW Country HourTopic: Fruit Growingby David Claughton

Regional residents can't add to record blood donations after Bondi attack

Residents in parts of regional NSW could be left waiting months to give blood, with limited donation options available. 
A photo of a blood bag

Published: Source: ABC South East NSWTopic: Public Healthby Jacinta Counihan, Sally Bryant and Jostina Basta

NSW inquest told how exploding lithium-ion batteries turned deadly

A NSW inquest has been told exploding lithium-ion batteries caused volatile fires killing three people in separate blazes within minutes.
Image of an incinerated bedroom, including a bed, in Guildford.

Published: Source: ABC NewcastleTopic: Lithiumby Giselle Wakatama

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Images of a dust storm at Griffith.

A dust storm swept through Griffith on Monday night, with wind guests of up to 104 km/h recorded.
Short video of a dust storm in a car park in daylight.
Duration: 4 seconds

Source: ABC Riverina

Record-breaking heavy horses showcasing agricultural history

A team of more than 60 heavy horses have hauled an antique wagon to set a new world record. The event harnessed old-fashioned horsepower, but its real aim was to showcase Australia’s agricultural history.
Duration: 11 minutes 28 seconds

Source: ABC News

Golden Opportunity: Canola crops in bloom draw tourists to the Riverina

The Riverina’s agricultural landscape transforms each spring when canola bursts into flower. The spectacular golden crops are drawing thousands of tourists to the region.
Duration: 12 minutes 28 seconds

Source: ABC News

Holbrook Landcare wins Bob Hawke award

The Holdbrook Landcare group has won the prestigious Bob Hawke award for their work over four decades to preserve the environment.
Duration: 3 minutes 13 seconds

Source: ABC News

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