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No unity on bills A GREAT g grandmother who is campaigning for lower water has refused to take "no" for an answer from Unitywater. Cath Kelly has vowed to fight on. Page 1

RICH RUBY RED TASTE OF ITALY Co-owners Enzo Verdino and Lauro Siliquini tell the story behind one of our favourite North Adelaide restaurants. Page 1

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CROSSWORD SOLUTION Last weeks crossword solution: ACROSS: 1 Tiffs, 4 Impaired, 9 Dimple, 14 Llama, 15 A snake in the grass, 17 Corgi, 18 Kin, 19 Unclear, 20 Presented, 21 Sneers, 24 Professor, 25 Astern, 26 Castle, 29 Regulation, 31 Tic, 32 Ordain, 33 Brat, 35 Ear, 37... Page 2

Gambling on ice venue Rob Blitz has risked everything to open Wellingtons first permanent indoor ice skating rink. The Lower Hutt businessman says it is costing him $1500 a day for electricity on top of the tens of thousands he spent setting up the rink and infrastructure... Page 1

GREAT GRAN WHILE Mt Druitts public housing is often maligned, a Tregear woman has shone a national spotlight on the caring and supportive community network in her seniors complex. Sandra Pereira has been named Australias "most extraordinary neighbour" in a... Page 1

Friend helps in ruff times WHEN nothing else can put a smile back on the faces of children at Redcliffe Hospital, George the labrador is ready to help out. The certified support dog and his handler, child psychologist Mandy Dovey, visit the hospital every Thursday to spread some... Page 1

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Editors note Welcome to our new readers this edition who may be picking up the paper for the first time - as an insert in The Advertiser in selected inner-city suburbs. You can also find us in CBD cafes, pubs and offices as well as our pick-up boxes in Rundle Mall,... Page 2

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BAIRDS BLIND SPOT MUCH-NEEDED funding for key road, rail, health, and arts projects including major commitments made at the last NSW Election were ignored in Tuesdays State Budget. With no new announcements for the rapidly growing Central Coast and no funding for... Page 1

Nations crafty capital KYNETON could reinvent itself as the traditional trades capital of Australia after a resurgence of interest in craftsmanship. More than 15,000 people attended the Lost Trades Fair at Kyneton Racecourse last year and organisers are hoping for the same... Page 1

Plan drives wedge A CHUNK of the Green Wedge has been earmarked for a massive new cemetery. The Kingston Memorial Park is planned to go on 130ha of land between Heatherton and Centre Dandenong roads, Heatherton. Documents obtained by the Leader show the Southern... Page 1

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How a support dog would change Baxte.. When Baxter Mansfield began school at Miramar Central he had more to learn than the average 5-year-old. The cheeky blonde-haired, blueeyed boy was diagnosed with autism when he was 21⁄ changing the lives of his parents and siblings. We were just a... Page 1

Steep steps a shambles Ray Brown is hopping mad about the ridiculous public access path next to his home. The spritely 89-year-old Pukerua Bay resident has lived in his Muri Rd home for more than 60 years. He loves the community and the views. But his mood has soured... Page 1

Gale destroys dream home Waiheke couple Gavin and Kylie Anderson are heartbroken after finding their renovated boat home smashed to pieces. They had bought the 1939 motor launch in April to renovate as a home for themselves and their three young children, after years of... Page 1

Fight is close to home A PROUD neighbourhood is putting up a fight against Auckland Council changes it says could threaten the areas history, native bush and wildlife. The Hillpark Residents Association is hosting a house and garden tour this Sunday in a bid to raise... Page 1

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MP cops criticism over speech related crime and out-of-control groups were also running rampant on the Woy Woy peninsula. Police are privately furious over the statements, particularly when the latest crime statistics show malicious damage to property was down by 9.5 per cent over... Page 5

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Pokies drain $56m PUNTERS are pumping more than $5 million a month into pokies in Maroondah. The latest figures from the Victorian Commission for Gambling and Liquor Regulation reveal people gambled away $56.7 million dollars in gaming venues from July 2014 to May this... Page 1

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Ahoy, me hearty meals DONT be afraid if you see a bearded man in a tricorn hat brandishing a sharp implement on the northside. Its not the return of notorious English pirate Blackbeard, but Bracken Ridges own Adam Hawkins. Mr Hawkins is the proud owner of one of the... Page 2

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