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Highland journalist. Documentary maker. Photography, animals, vegan flaneur, Flemish art, strange films, morbid history, gonks, vintage weirdness collector.

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The End of the Game (Full version)

The End of the Game (Full version)

The film is free but a donation is appreciated: paypal.me/theendofthegame This is a poetic documentary about …

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Mother’s Day Stall very successful

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By David G. Scott Verified
| gleninnesnews.com.au
A warm show of community spirit greeted patients, staff and visitors at Glen Innes District Hospital on 6 April, as the United Hospital Auxiliary hosted its annual Mother’s Day stall. Set up just inside the main entrance, the stall proved another resounding success, raising approximately $2,000 to support the hospital’s ongoing needs.
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Spurtles at the Ready

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By David G. Scott Verified
| gleninnesnews.com.au
There are many ways to test a community’s mettle—drought, council meetings, the price of diesel—but on the opening day of the Festival, Glen Innes faced its sternest trial yet: the Australian Celtic Festival Porridge Making Competition. Seven groups entered the arena, though one withdrew at the eleventh hour—reportedly after “careful consideration” of the local field, which is widely understood to mean they saw who else had brought oats and made a tactical retreat.
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Minerama Rocks

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By David G. Scott Verified
| gleninnesnews.com.au
There’s something about Minerama that just feels like Glen Innes. From 6–8 March 2026, the gem and jewellery show will once again fill the grounds of the Glen Innes Showground with colour, conversation and the unmistakable sparkle of stone. For locals, it’s a fixture on the calendar.
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