Alex Rea

About Alex Rea

Alex Rea has worked in print media and the arts for three decades, including 12 years as Editor of the Braidwood Times. Born and raised in Canberra, Alex has a keen interest rural and regional communities.

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Royal recognition for BlazeAid volunteers

Royal recognition for BlazeAid volunteers

25 August 2020 | By Alex Rea
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Nothing cute about online Cavoodle scammers

Nothing cute about online Cavoodle scammers

14 August 2020 | By Alex Rea
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Southeast NSW receives good soaking during wild weather

Southeast NSW receives good soaking during wild weather

10 August 2020 | By Alex Rea
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Farmers welcome soaking rains across South East after dry winter

Farmers welcome soaking rains across South East after dry winter

28 July 2020 | By Alex Rea
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Funding for six boating infrastructure projects on the Far South Coast

Funding for six boating infrastructure projects on the Far South Coast

28 July 2020 | By Alex Rea
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Coastal call for emergency response centre, highway upgrades and bushfire mitigation

Coastal call for emergency response centre, highway upgrades and bushfire mitigation

27 July 2020 | By Alex Rea
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Kristy McBain gets down to work for Eden-Monaro

Kristy McBain gets down to work for Eden-Monaro

22 July 2020 | By Alex Rea
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Dhurga dictionary brings language to life

Dhurga dictionary brings language to life

22 July 2020 | By Alex Rea
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Clyde Mountain mobile tower to fix black spot

Clyde Mountain mobile tower to fix black spot

11 July 2020 | By Alex Rea
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Rock art prompts social media firestorm in Braidwood over Black Lives Matter

Rock art prompts social media firestorm in Braidwood over Black Lives Matter

4 July 2020 | By Alex Rea
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Extra funds for new Eurobodalla Hospital in Moruya

Extra funds for new Eurobodalla Hospital in Moruya

13 June 2020 | By Alex Rea
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Funding for mange treatment program for coastal wombats

Funding for mange treatment program for coastal wombats

24 May 2020 | By Alex Rea
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Time is up for Braidwood’s historic poplar avenues

Time is up for Braidwood’s historic poplar avenues

23 May 2020 | By Alex Rea
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Vale Keith Lyons: A life in sport

Vale Keith Lyons: A life in sport

19 May 2020 | By Alex Rea
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Braidwood Heritage Centre proposal to tap into town's rich past

Braidwood Heritage Centre proposal to tap into town's rich past

18 May 2020 | By Alex Rea
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Between a rock and a taste place – this year, take the Narooma Oyster Festival home

Between a rock and a taste place – this year, take the Narooma Oyster Festival home

1 May 2020 | By Alex Rea
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Borrowed Ground for veggie growers’ startup

Borrowed Ground for veggie growers’ startup

27 April 2020 | By Alex Rea
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Arts & Culture
Annual Goulburn Art Award moves online – winners announced via live Instagram ceremony

Annual Goulburn Art Award moves online – winners announced via live Instagram ceremony

16 April 2020 | By Alex Rea
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Tips from the experienced home-schoolers as the COVID crisis rolls on

Tips from the experienced home-schoolers as the COVID crisis rolls on

9 April 2020 | By Alex Rea
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NSW council elections postponed a year due to COVID-19

NSW council elections postponed a year due to COVID-19

27 March 2020 | By Alex Rea
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It’s stay-cation time as the South Coast and regions ask you not to visit

It’s stay-cation time as the South Coast and regions ask you not to visit

26 March 2020 | By Alex Rea
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Brumbies and GIVIT bring welcome relief to bushfire-hit Gundillion

Brumbies and GIVIT bring welcome relief to bushfire-hit Gundillion

24 March 2020 | By Alex Rea
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Aqua fitness is making a splash in the Eurobodalla

Aqua fitness is making a splash in the Eurobodalla

21 March 2020 | By Alex Rea
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Dargues Gold Mine fined by the EPA on Monday, spills again on Tuesday

Dargues Gold Mine fined by the EPA on Monday, spills again on Tuesday

16 March 2020 | By Alex Rea
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Arts & Culture
Powerful paintings and pots emerge from the summer of fire and fury

Powerful paintings and pots emerge from the summer of fire and fury

13 March 2020 | By Alex Rea
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Community
Aboriginal Land Council crews help repair coastal river systems

Aboriginal Land Council crews help repair coastal river systems

12 March 2020 | By Alex Rea
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Braidwood Apprentice sparkles at World Skills

Braidwood Apprentice sparkles at World Skills

9 March 2020 | By Alex Rea
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Local regenerative farmers will lead the way at Albury national conference

Local regenerative farmers will lead the way at Albury national conference

8 March 2020 | By Alex Rea
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Musical theatre ‘Revue for Recovery’ supporting Braidwood after the bushfires

Musical theatre ‘Revue for Recovery’ supporting Braidwood after the bushfires

6 March 2020 | By Alex Rea
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Truck transport trumps tourism as New Charleyong Bridge fast-tracked

Truck transport trumps tourism as New Charleyong Bridge fast-tracked

24 February 2020 | By Alex Rea
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Bushfire and heatwave haven shows its worth at Moruya’s Red Door Hall

Bushfire and heatwave haven shows its worth at Moruya’s Red Door Hall

23 February 2020 | By Alex Rea
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All the way from WA: Free fodder brings relief for south coast farmers

All the way from WA: Free fodder brings relief for south coast farmers

22 February 2020 | By Alex Rea
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