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Briannah Devlin

Flip Out is opening its doors in the Highlands this weekend. Picture by Briannah Devlin

Flip Out opens in time for school holiday fun

Robin Horvath, RFBI Goulburn Masonic Village employee, Tobias Stanley, Cheryl Rice and Ethel May Charnock enjoyed a chat at the recent seniors event. Picture supplied.

Goulburn's aged care facility residents united at a social event.

Very important senior people gather for convivial social event

Natalie Croxon

Dr Ekrem Eli Phoenix with choir participants Tamara Gulic, left, and Eugenia Pyne, right. Picture by Anna Warr

A workshop held in Wollongong has shown the beauty of language.

'Almost spiritual': Unique choir brings together languages in harmony

Kathy Hunt, Jenny Sullivan and Margaret Thompson enjoyed the catch up at Goulburn Day VIEW Club's recent meeting. Picture supplied.

Goulburn Day VIEW Club members celebrated International Women's Day.

'Beware of scammers' : Day VIEW hears from credit union speakers

Yerrinbool Village Group publicity officer Jan Heslep with Member for Wollondilly Judy Hannan at the unveiling of the recycled pavers at the Yerrinbool Railway Garden. Picture supplied 

See the latest art addition at the Yerrinbool Railway Garden.

Village group unveils garden art that celebrates recycling and creativity

Trains are not running on the Southern Highlands line between Campbelltown and Moss Vale due to an issue with a freight train at Bargo. Picture by Briannah Devlin 

Trains are not running on the Southern Highlands Line.

Trains are not running in the Highlands de to freight train issue in Bargo

Louise Thrower

Southern Tablelands branch secretary of the Retired and Former Police Association, Ian Radford. Picture by Louise Thrower.

A retired police association in the Southern Tablelands meets monthly.

Retired commander scouts for new members of Police Association

Police are encouraging people to look after one another during the Australia Day long weekend. Picture by Shutterstock

Look after one another during the Australia Day weekend.

People are encouraged to look after each other this Australia Day

Alise McIntosh

Lizzie Moore stars as Patsy Cline alongside Amber Joy Poulton as Loretta Lynn in the 'Coal Miner's Daughter.' Picture supplied

'If you don't like country music, you will after this.'

'Naughty and cheeky' show at BMEC to pay tribute to the late Loretta Lynn

Claire Murray wants to honour her son Lachlan, who passed away at six months old and had a rare form of epilepsy. Picture from the Epilepsy Parents Australia Facebook page

Claire honours Lachlan after losing him at six months old.

Losing Lachlan: Yanderra mum pays tribute to her baby boy

Community

Darryl Fernance

Friday night’s sleep in at Trinity Catholic College was about learning about social justice and becoming more aware of social issues in the local community. Bob Thurling told the students about the local St Vincent de Paul Society.

Xavier Eagles from St Joseph's Primary and Patrick Matthews from Goulburn West also joined in the sleep in at Trinity College on Friday night.

Wyl Hearne and Harry Taylor attempt to fix a zip on a sleeping bag before they settle in for a night sleeping in one of Trinity Catholic College's halls.

WINTER WARMTH: Trinity students have handed over 73 blankets to St Vincent de Paul Society representatives Bob Thurling and Irene Picker as part of their social awareness education at school. Holding some of the blankets are Georgia Fern Tiahni Wild and Jesse Price. Photos Darryl Fernance

Trinity year 7 student Tiahni Wild contemplates the impact of homelessness on families and individuals in the Goulburn community after listening to Bob Thurling from the St Vincent de Paul Society.

Matthew Seaman and Ben Ishimwe find time for a little electronic device game time.

Jayde Allcock takes an upside down look at the surroundings as she rests on a rolled up mat.

Year 8 student Kaitlyn Mateta with her hands out of her sleeping bag.

Samamtha Tozer and Matilda Deng have fun jumping around in their sleeping bags.

Ilsa Rae, Estella Manning, Grace Brown and Ava Brown all joined in the sleep in at Trinity College on Friday night, June 16.

Building empathy for others

Social justice lesson

Trinity College helps students to be more aware of social issues

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