Paddle-steamer first launched 120 years ago returns to working life
By Shannon Pearce
After being raised from the bottom of the river, dug out of the mud, and lovingly restored, the PS Cannally is ready to take passengers up and down the River Murray.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-06-01/ps-canally-paddle-steamer-recommissioned-at-morgan-festival/106726190
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Paddle-steamer first launched 120 years ago returns to working life
After being raised from the bottom of the river, dug out of the mud, and lovingly restored, the PS Cannally is ready to take passengers up and down the River Murray.

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While sport is the lifeblood of some country towns, alternatives abound for those looking to build connections elsewhere.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-05-31/kimberley-gaming-groups-alternative-to-sport/106734440
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Gaming an avenue for remote social connections outside sport
While sport is the lifeblood of some country towns, alternatives abound for those looking to build connections elsewhere.