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KEEP CLEAR: Tiger snake sightings are quite common around Goulburn with the warm weather, particularly in the evenings. Photo: Australian Reptile Park

Snake bite victim hospitalised

Fresh face, new shoes: Dr Henry Clutterbuck's family has a rural background in the south of England.

A fresh face for the LLS

Clare McCabe

The new book's cover.

Author cooks up a cracker

Burney Wong

Tarago and District Progress Association vice-president Judy Alcock and secretary Adrian Ellson raised their concerns about the Tarago rail siding at a council outreach meeting on Tuesday.

Tarago residents maintain rage over rail siding

Louise Thrower

Tougher penalties on bushfire arson

Robin Tennant-wood

Delicious: If last year's Aussie Night Markets are anything to go by, this Friday and Saturday's one should be an absolute cracker.

Broaden your taste buds in two nights

Burney Wong

Extension: Skaters will be delighted with the upgrade on the Victoria Park skate park.

Grinding to an extended facility

Burney Wong

KEEP CLEAR: Tiger snake sightings are quite common around Goulburn with the warm weather, particularly in the evenings. Photo: Australian Reptile Park

Snake bite victim hospitalised

Fresh face, new shoes: Dr Henry Clutterbuck's family has a rural background in the south of England.

A fresh face for the LLS

Clare McCabe

35 photos from the Coffs Coast World Rally showdown

NSW police are investigating after a woman claimed she was sexually assaulted by Jarryd Hayne.

Hayne investigated for alleged assault

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Expertise: (from left) Ken Ikin, Greg Carmody, Shaun Patterson, Lindsay Murphy, and Tony Brabender at the Goulburn Race Club on Wednesday morning. Photo: Zac Lowe.

Brabender’s running start

Zac Lowe

Big racers: The Super Trucks were a big hit with spectators and certainly brought the excitement to Wakefield Park last weekend. Photo: Supplied.

Strong support for final race at Wakefield

Candice Webster

NSW police are investigating after a woman claimed she was sexually assaulted by Jarryd Hayne.

Hayne investigated for alleged assault

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Riders: Participants in the Ride-a-thon banded together to raise $8,400 for a number of local charities. Photo: Supplied.

Horse riding for a great cause

Zac Lowe

Excited: The kids were thrilled to meet a local legend last Thursday, when Kyle Cranston paid a visit to the Goulburn Mulwaree Little Athletics meet. Photo: Supplied.

Kyle Cranston visits little athletes

Zac Lowe

ROLL UP: Tractors, trucks, cars and other fascinating old machines will all be in one place on the weekend.

Roll up, rock on or ride ’em

PERFORMING: Don Hopkins performs at the Goulburn Club on Friday. Goulburn is close to his heart as he is a Goulburn Blues Walk of Famer. Photo supplied.

What’s on from the week of November 15

Burney Wong

Proud Sofala locals (from left) Wayne Crow, Jodi Campbell, Sasha Wafer, front David Taylor. Photo: Sasha Cody

Tiny country cafe the Painted Horse strikes Good Food Guide gold

Gemima Cody

ROLL UP: Tractors, trucks, cars and other fascinating old machines will all be in one place on the weekend.

Roll up, rock on or ride ’em

26th Art On the Range: Crookwell's premier art show (L-R) Karen Harwood, Jeremy Goodman, Margaret Carr and Lesley Gartrell.

WHAT’S ON: 26th Crookwell art show

Clare McCabe

Father and son Gary and Bradley Poile produce and market their home-hive honey from Collector direct to the public at the Parkside Rotary Markets. Photo: Ainsleigh Sheridan

Market to be a hive of activity

Ainsleigh Sheridan

Mark Bradbury is the president of the Goulburn Chamber of Commerce.

Think local | online edition of The Post Weekly special wrap

If you find yourself in a position where you need to make a claim, it’s important to enlist the help of someone who is an expert in the area of compensation law.

The compensation experts | RMB Galland Elder Lawyers

Serving the community: Come say hello to the friendly team at Goulburn Soldiers Club.

A true community driven club

Mark Bradbury is the president of the Goulburn Chamber of Commerce.

Think local | online edition of The Post Weekly special wrap

ON SITE: bctraining prefers and only delivers more personal face-to-face training which provides a much greater depth of understanding.

Focus on face-to-face tuition

A sunset bath in Botswana is enjoyed by a pair of elephants

An exhilarating brush with danger in deep Botswana

Jennie Dicker

317 Gurrundah Road Goulburn will be open for inspection on 2pm Sunday November 18 (and goes to auction December 7). Ray White Goulburn, Garry Hall 0425 301 644

Southern Tablelands Domain | Open for inspection and current eEdition

52 quality acres with river frontage.

Acreage and river frontage | House of the week

41 Ruse Street Goulburn will be open for inspection at 11am on Saturday November 10. Contact Antony & Edwards Real Estate, Tom Antony 0427 900 569.

Southern Tablelands Domain | Open for inspection and current eEdition

The Park Road Memorial Avenue wall presents a strong reminder to all who pass it to remember those who have served for us. Photo supplied

Big numbers turn out

Cr Bob Kirk

Flamenco dancers

Trad is rad for cultural clothing

Heni Hardi

TAKE THAT!: Phoenix fundraising committee president Jim Stevenson and Bourke Street Health Service's senior nurse manager John Gale indulge in a friendly joust ahead of the Ceilidh night. Photo: Louise Thrower.

Ach, no! They’ve gone for the Scottish kilts

Louise Thrower

The Park Road Memorial Avenue wall presents a strong reminder to all who pass it to remember those who have served for us. Photo supplied

Big numbers turn out

ROLL UP: Tractors, trucks, cars and other fascinating old machines will all be in one place on the weekend.

Roll up, rock on or ride ’em

PERFORMING: Don Hopkins performs at the Goulburn Club on Friday. Goulburn is close to his heart as he is a Goulburn Blues Walk of Famer. Photo supplied.

What’s on from the week of November 15

Burney Wong

35 photos from the Coffs Coast World Rally showdown

Goulburn Day VIEW Club members Cathy Hunt, Joan Scott, Carol Olsen and Delma Nelson. More photos (supplied by Carol Olsen), page 9 or see goulburnpost.com.au

Best hats and broomsticks

Peter Croker, Cherrie Croker, Jack Fife and Nate Fife with the lead truck banner after bidding ceased at $11,000, but they paid $25,000 for the right to lead the convoy after a successful fundraising effort.

Trucks form a convoy to help local kids with serious health concerns

Best dressed lady Georgie Stephenson from Goulburn and runner-up Hayley Chapman of Goulburn.

Girls dress to impress

READY: Ray Arthurs from Castlehill and David Shaw from Picton reading their instructions a few minutes before heading to the start line. Photo: Darryl Fernance

Auto enthusiasts roll out of Goulburn

Winner of ther 2018 Melbourne Cup winner Cross Counter and jockey Kerrin McEvoy with trainer Charlie Appleby.

How the Melbourne Cup panned out: on the track

Megan Gale

25 faces you might know at the Melbourne Cup

Scenes from Flemington.

How Melbourne Cup 2018 panned out: off the track

Flamenco dancers

Trad is rad for cultural clothing

Heni Hardi

Mhairi Fraser

Honour them with more than slogans

Mhairi Fraser

Margaret Cameron

Rural resilience for National Ag Day

Margaret Cameron

SORE SUBJECT FOR SENIORS: From November 1 anyone aged 50 or over will have to visit a specialist to be referred for an MRI scan on a sore or injured knee.

Over 50s denied GP-referred knee MRI scans

Eileen Wood

BEST SHOT: Wilma Perkins competes in shot put - one of seven events in the heptathlon - at the World Masters Athletics Championships in Malaga, Spain. Photo: World Masters Athletics

Golden girls reign in Spain

Geraldine Cardozo

Win a NZ Holiday

Japanese leader makes history in Darwin

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NSW police are investigating after a woman claimed she was sexually assaulted by Jarryd Hayne.

Hayne investigated for alleged assault

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NSW govt to recognise unborn child crimes

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External safety auditor David Randall has told the Dreamworld inquest that staff resisted change.

Dreamworld rides not checked by expert

2hrs ago

Scott Morrison and has told Joko Widodo the Israeli embassy issue will be settled by Christmas.

Israel embassy move risks terror: Malaysia

Daniel McCulloch

Ex-Labor MP's sentence had to be 'stern'

Margaret Scheikowski

Qld spruiks record as jobless rate rises

Stuart Layt

'I stand by every dollar and every cent of the IAS funding I have approved,' Senator Scullion said.

Minister defends indigenous grant concerns

Matt Coughlan

A bellowing good time on Scotland’s west coast

Rochelle Tubb

The exterior facade of the QT building is a mixture of old and new.

Being a tourist in my own city and seeing it in a whole new light

Scott McRae

Old bottles of madeira … richly flavoured and seductive.

Life is but a SeaDream

John Rozentals

Below: Ms Young says the relationship she has with her children has completely changed.

The stark reality of drugs, motherhood and reversing stereotypes

Imogen Elliott
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Some insurance companies will not pay for theft of luggage and personal effects left unattended in a motor vehicle unless they were left in a concealed storage compartment of the locked motor vehicle.

Is your 'unattended' luggage covered by insurance?

Noel Whittaker

Visit www.sydneyfishmarket.com.au/seafood-school/about-sss for more great seafood recipes and cooking tips, advice on purchasing and storing seafood, species information and answers to frequently asked seafood questions.

Try this: Char-grilled salmon kebabs & vegetables with lime mayonnaise

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