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View more than 80 exhibitors in a virtual guide of the field days in an ACM special publication - Henty Machinery Field Days: To the Past, Present and Future.

Henty might not be on for 2020, but don't miss out on the exhibitors.

Virtual guide: Henty Machinery Field Day exhibitors

While death is inevitable, many are not freely talking about the subject, with eight in 10 Australian seniors feeling a need to be more open to discussing death with their loved ones.

Discuss wishes in advance

LET'S RIDE: John Santos behind the wheel of the car provided by the Cancer Council to help transport patients to their appointments.

After winning his own fight against the disease, John Santos decided to do what he could to help other cancer patients. Now he volunteers his time to drive them around the region to their cancer-related appointments.

MIA Community & Health 2019 | John driven to give back, but would love to do more

THE professional network being established in the Riverina will help support and retain female practitioners such as (left to right) GP Dr Trudi Beck, paediatric fellow Dr Megan Suthern and rural generalist GP Dr Sally Johnson.

IT IS important for busy professionals to maintain networking contacts, particularly in the field of medicine and even more so in regional areas.

MIA Health and Fitness Guide | Networking helps to support female medical professionals

WAGGA paediatrician Dr Theresa Pitts has commenced allergy clinics for children from across the Riverina, meaning they no longer need to travel to a capital city to seek treatment.

A SNEEZE and a wheeze are just one sign of an affliction affecting Australians at a greater rate. Allergies are the fastest growing chronic disease in Australia, ranging from eczema and itches to full-blown and potentially deadly anaphylaxis.

MIA Health and Fitness Guide | Travel less to beat the wheeze

After reading this, you'll never look at a banana in the same way again.

MIA Health and Fitness Guide | Healthy things a banana can do for your body

What natural disaster results in the most deaths in Australia? No, not floods, earthquakes or bushfires. It’s heatwaves.

MIA Health and Fitness Guide | Look after each other when the mercury starts to rise

CLICK on the image to read the 2018 NSW Education Week special publication e-mag.

EVERY year NSW public schools take a week to acknowledge the achievements of their staff and students, as well as the schools themselves.

Education Week 2018: Celebrating Leeton Shire’s public schools | Interactive

DONNA Wiseman with her son Mitch at their Coleambally property. The addition of cotton to the property has been pivotal to their farming operation. Picture: Nathan Dyer.

"Always being up for a challenge” is the best way to describe the attitude of farmers in Coleambally. The small town boasts just over 1300 people, with many of the residents directly related to the original farmers who drew farms in the ballot in the 1960s.

Family farming is thriving in Coleambally