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ON TRACK: Corryong-born and Riverina-raised country music legend Lee Kernaghan is the focus on a new film Boy From The Bush, a documentary meets road movie, which is out in cinemas nationwide on Thursday.

Lee Kernaghan's new documentary road movie delves into the hitmaker's storied career

Boy From The Bush lights up the silver screen

FEELING THE PINCH: Median weekly rent costs have risen more than 20 per cent in some regional cities while wages continue to stagnate.

Some areas have seen prices jump by more than 20 per cent in the past year.

Weekly rent costs rise to new heights as wages stagnate

Anthony Corso (10) scored both of Cobram's goals on Sunday. Picture: JAMES WILTSHIRE

Cobram needed a goal with less than two minutes left and he delivered.

Super Sunday looms as last-gasp Cobram keep the title race alive

A scene from The Conference. Picture: Supplied

The banality of evil is made chillingly contemporary.

Subtle, painstaking and precise

Totes AUKUS. America has been some friend to Australia with its Taiwan intervention.

Rage against reason: Rippling effect of US decline leaves Australia exposed

Capturing a journey: Jason van Genderen and his mum, Hendrika, featuring in Everybody's Oma, screening Thursday, Saturday and Sunday at Event Cinemas, Kotara.

Van Genderen, a pioneer in shooting films on iPhones, shot this film of his mum with the help of his family members - wife Megan, and their children.

Everybody's Oma: Emotional lockdown dementia journey captured on film

FRIENDS: The aim is for Nina (right) to ride the final kilometre to complete the journey with Karen. Picture: Facebook.

An epic journey for health and friendship is about to hit the road.

Two women with the 'wheelpower' to tackle cancer

SOUTHPAWS UNITE: August 13 is celebrated each year by left-handers and their allies.

In most languages, the word for 'lefthandedness' is synonomous with evil and suspicion. But throughout history there have been areas were left-handers have excelled!

The history of 'wrong-handedness': International Lefthanders Day

Hendrika Genderen in a scene from Everybody's Oma. Picture: Bonsai Films

Documentary maker Jason Van Genderen tells his family's story in this warm, emotional story of family love and resilience.

An emotional story of familial love

6 Festivals features music and performances by a handful of current headline bands. Picture: Supplied

Canberra producer Shannon Wilson-McClinton is confident the film hits the right note.

A coming-of-age story set to the soundtrack of music festivals

Emma Thompson and Daryl McCormack get to know each other in Good Luck to You, Leo Grande. Picture: Supplied

Why do we deprive ourselves of pleasure, she asks.

Why Emma Thompson wants us to talk about sex

BACK IN THE DAY: Nurses attend to a patient in an iron lung in the United Kingdom, 1949. Picture: Getty Images

Poliovirus has been detected in sewage in parts of London and New York. Should the world be concerned of its spread?

Polio vaccine campaign launched in UK for first time in 40 years

Federal Education Minister Jason Clare arriving at a press conference to address teacher shortages with state and territory education ministers. Picture: James Croucher

A priority national action plan is to be developed by year's end to address the nation's teacher shortage crisis.

'Screaming out for reform', ministers seek urgent teacher action plan

HALLUCINATING: The female juvenile bear was found to be under the influence of a psychotropic honey. Picture: supplied

The bear can be seen wobbling, whining, and panting heavily under the intoxicating influence of "mad honey".

Watch: Bear staggers under influence of hallucinogenic honey

Chinese ambassador Xiao Qian was reserved in his comments at the National Press Club this week. Picture: Elesa Kurtz

You'll hear it in Beijing: Taiwan is not really part of China. But a key voice is going unheard in the conversation

How Chinese think about Taiwan

It's looking likely to be a wetter than usual spring.

Third La Nina signs are becoming stronger

The animal tried to get through the front gates of the embassy's compound on Thursday, failed and tried again and then gave up.

Ukraine's new ally - a confused kangaroo in Canberra

Crowded House's Dreamers Are Waiting national tour will begin in Darwin on October 29 and end in Perth on November 27 with concerts in Canberra, Wollongong, Sydney and Melbourne. 

Australian music legends Crowded House are making their way Down Under this spring.

Hey Now, Hey Now! Crowded House announce regional Australian tour dates

KIWI CLASS: Talor Scott will bring years of experience to the New City side in CAW this season after giving loyal service to hometown club Canterbury and tasting international cricket with New Zealand. Picture: JAMES WILTSHIRE

He's ready to make a big impression after crossing the Tasman.

NZ international has faced Rishabh Pant, now he's coming for CAW

NSW Premier Dominic Perrotte. Photo: AAP Image/Bianca De Marchi

One in five people who work in NSW parliament have experienced sexual harassment in the last five years.

NSW parliament has become toxic: Perrottet

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THANK YOU: Jess Dodson, Tex and Nick Finlayson at the Woomargama Hotel pictured hours before the fundraiser. Picture: MARK JESSER

Woomargama family who lost everything in house fire overwhelmed by community support

Woomargama shows wave of support for family who lost everything in fire

ROADS COVERED: Pea-sized hailstones covered parts of Beechworth on Saturday afternoon. Picture: JULIE MURRAY

Beechworth pelted with hail, car skids off Buckland Gap Road

Stavros Andronicos and Ruben Shuker scored five goals between them on Sunday.

What a result, especially away from home.

With five goals between them, this pair proved too hot to handle

'Grassroots' Riverina kids sports carnival attracts record number

Kellie White and Emily Smith were honoured with a street parade in their home town of Crookwell on Friday after winning a gold medal with the Hockeyroos at the 2014 Glasgow Commonwealth Games.  Photo: Crookwell Gazette

Crookwell turned out in force to welcome home-grown Hockeyroos Emily Smith and Kellie White on Friday.

Hockeyroos duo stop traffic in Crookwell with street parade to celebrate Commonwealth Games gold

Gold Coast-based Sally Pearson celebrates winning gold.

Mick Fanning, three-on-three basketball and bringing in the army…Gold Coast 2018 chief executive Mark Peters speaks to Phil Lutton about lessons learned in Glasgow.

Gold Coast Commonwealth Games chief discusses key issues

West Indian cricketers enjoy Wet n' Wild in 2005. Photo: Paul Harris

Britannia, and all her majestic glory, was revitalised by a highly successful Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. Onwards and upwards then for the empire, and down under we head in four years.

2018 Gold Coast Commonwealth Games: Ten things we must see

As Michael Shelley crossed the finish line to win gold in the Commonwealth Games marathon last week, his coach Dick Telford was watching from his Canberra home, knowing he’d once again put the pieces of the sporting puzzle together at the perfect time.

Dick Telford: the master coach behind Michael Shelley's marathon success

2005: Caitlin Thwaites after selection in an Australian volleyball squad.

TEN years ago Bendigo’s Caitlin Thwaites had the volleyball world at her feet.

Netball a golden choice for Thwaites

Gracie Elvin has switched her attention to the time trial world championships after finishing sixth at her first Commonwealth Games on Sunday.

Gracie Elvin switches focus to world championships after disappointment of Commonwealth Games

Big jump: LaCaze, at right, in the final of the 3000m steeplechase at the Glasgow Games.  Photo: AFP/Adrian Dennis

While the limelight shines brightest on the blonde steeplechaser/stage invader, we’d better learn to sort fact from inevitable fiction.

Five lies about Commonwealth Games stage-bomber Genevieve LaCaze

Australians stole the show at the closing ceremony for the Glasgow Commonwealth Games with the baton for 2018 handed over to the Gold Coast.

Genevieve LaCaze stage bombs Kylie Minogue at the closing ceremony of the Glasgow Commonwealth Games

The theme of this goodbye was to be 'A typical night in Glasgow', minus the curry sauce. A proud city duly came out to celebrate what has been anything but a typical 11 days on the banks of the River Clyde.

Glasgow saves the Commonwealth Games

Allegations flying: Eric Hollingsworth. Photo: Mark Dadswell/Getty Images

Athletics Australia has launched a board level review into all aspects of the Commonwealth Games after the embarrassment of the Eric Hollingsworth affair.