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Tenterfield

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Oct 7, 2026

Ella BancroftGUEST
1:36
So The Returning, um, it's an Indigenous not-for-profit charity run on Bundjalung Country.
Ella BancroftGUEST
1:42
Uh, we operate 11 programs across the region, um, as far up as Meanjin, out to Tenterfield, um, and down to Yamba, kind of within the borders but also moving up a little bit further over our borders to support other Indigenous women.
Ella BancroftGUEST
1:59
The Returning kind of seeded from my, I guess me being raised by a beautiful single Aboriginal mother and realizing how much the, uh, economic system, capitalism, and the colony fails not only mothers, but families as well.
Ella BancroftGUEST
2:18
And so I wanted to create a charity that was going to be able to support our most vulnerable, um, and obviously fulfill my cultural responsibilities for my people through my maternal bloodline.
Philip ClarkHOST
71:29
No.
Philip ClarkHOST
71:30
Uh, Principessa from Tenterfield, uh, wanted rainforest.
Philip ClarkHOST
71:34
No.
Philip ClarkHOST
71:34
Plenty of people wanted rainforest.
Geoff LemonHOST
45:59
Grimmett's still there.
Geoff LemonHOST
46:00
They've got Jack Scott, who's a left arm seamer, who was born in Tenterfield in New South Wales.
Geoff LemonHOST
46:06
They don't win another one until after the war.
Geoff LemonHOST
46:08
1953 is their next one.
Ella BancroftGUEST
30:55
So The Returning, um, it's an Indigenous not-for-profit charity run on Bundjalung Country.
Ella BancroftGUEST
31:01
Uh, we operate 11 programs across the region, um, as far up as Meanjin, out to Tenterfield, um, and down to Yamba, kind of within the borders but also moving up a little bit further over our borders to support other Indigenous women.
Ella BancroftGUEST
31:19
The Returning kind of seeded from my ...
Ella BancroftGUEST
31:24
I guess me being raised by a beautiful single Aboriginal mother and realizing how much the, uh, economic system, capitalism, and the colony fails not only mothers, but families as well.
Graeme RossHOST
67:30
There's one in Queensland today, this weekend, and one in Sydney, and the Bermudian Society working hard with their volunteers and lots of beautiful plants.
Graeme RossHOST
67:39
Let's go to Tenterfield.
Graeme RossHOST
67:41
Why not? Good morning to you, Dave.
DaveAUDIENCE
67:43
How are you?
Mark LevyHOST
2:18
They, of course, were targeting a Jewish festival.
Mark LevyHOST
2:21
And then on the flip side, a farmer uses his gun to protect himself and his family from a bloke breaking into their home near Tenterfield and it's confiscated from him by the authorities.
Mark LevyHOST
2:34
Keith Blessing's gun licence was suspended in June.
Mark LevyHOST
2:37
The 75-year-old has now been told by the New South Wales Police Firearms Registry that it couldn't take a further 12 months to determine whether his licence will be restored or revoked.

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Mark LevyHOST
35:34
And then, you know, you flick through the paper and then you stumble across a story.
Mark LevyHOST
35:38
And I've been waiting to hear a bit more about it.
Mark LevyHOST
35:41
The elderly gentleman in Tenterfield Daniel Guzmaroli reporting today in the Telegraph.
Mark LevyHOST
35:47
The firearms licence of a pensioner who was held a bloody hero after he shot a home intruder to protect his wife has been suspended with authorities advising it could still take up to 12 months to decide whether it will be permanently revoked.
MelindaAUDIENCE
44:37
And that, that's just the Aboriginal side of things.
MelindaAUDIENCE
44:39
Then the other day, I, um, I read... and I don't know if you heard about this in Victoria, but in Tenterfield, in New South Wales, a 75-year-old pensioner living in a rural area with his wife, um, there was a, a home invasion and a, a guy came in and, um, and actually attacked the man, stabbed him in the abdomen, uh, also-- and then stabbed his wife in the chest and, um, and then left, and then came back again.
MelindaAUDIENCE
45:10
And when he came back again, the, uh, the elderly man had his rifle ready-
Tony McManusHOST
45:14
Mm
Robbie BarwickGUEST
43:50
And you can water a huge area and massively increase Australia's productivity, right, through this scheme called the Bradfield scheme.
Robbie BarwickGUEST
43:57
You could do the same thing in Tenterfield at the top of the Clarence River.
Robbie BarwickGUEST
44:02
Take the headwaters of the Clarence River, divert that through tunnels inland, generate power as well.
Robbie BarwickGUEST
44:07
That would be a power production scheme.
Charlotte MortlockHOST
4:09
In Bondi, a 47-year-old man charged with stabbing his grandmother to death.
Charlotte MortlockHOST
4:14
West of Tenterfield, a man accused of murdering and decapitating his mother faced court.
Charlotte MortlockHOST
4:20
And in the Blue Mountains, a five-year-old killed, and two children in a critical condition following a stabbing, allegedly at the hands of their mother, who suffered self-inflicted wounds and was also in a critical condition on Monday night.
Charlotte MortlockHOST
4:34
New South Wales Police Deputy Commissioner Peter McKenna described that scene as barbaric.
speaker_13NARRATOR
30:30
In Wagga Wagga, a 31-year-old man has been charged over the deadly stabbing of a 23-year-old woman.
speaker_13NARRATOR
30:36
And at Mull River near Tenderfield, a 70-year-old woman also allegedly killed.
speaker_13NARRATOR
30:40
A 37-year-old man now charged.
Chris KennyHOST
30:44
This is an epidemic across the country, of course.

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