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Leura Golf Club issues SOS call
03 Feb 10 |
The oldest golf club in the Blue Mountains is making an SOS call to members and Leura residents in a bid to keep it financially viable beyond the end of June.
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Blaxland woman rescued from Peru
03 Feb 10 |
The wait is finally over for Blaxland mother Lenore Kerr, whose daughter was among the thousands of tourists trapped by the recent Peruvian mud slides.
Lucky escape as lightning strikes Springwood home
03 Feb 10 |
A Springwood couple has a charred window as evidence that lightning can strike the same place twice following the fierce storms that struck the Mountains last week.
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Katoomba RSL Club board face new challenge
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05 Feb 10 |
Blue Mountains deluge causes three landslides and train derailment.
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Springwood putt Lithgow in their place
03 Feb 10 |
Giant killers Lithgow Golf Club continued their impressive start to the 2010 Blue Mountains Pennants Golf season, defeating Wentworth Falls Country Club 3-2 in the prestigious Seniors Division (A Grade) in second round action.
A year to remember for Jordan
27 Jan 10 |
A stunning 2009 that saw Jordan Silk achieve what no other player had done in 116 years of Sydney grade cricket has earned him the Blue Mountains sportsperson of the year award.
Pearson hits new peaks
Leah makes her mark in States
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