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After lambing, wools spun-then Blue Mountain banker appears. assume Anagram of lambing wool. W?????????I

http://bluemountainsjournal.com.au/?p=17
I have searched the web, and above is a link for a site mentioning a river that might help - banker in this sense, for a river
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Wollongambi

Can you help with 26a?

I haven't got that crossword - how many letters, and what's the clue?

Plant in which two youths joined with energy in ceremonial war dance (5,5)

I have ..y.l.a.e. (royal? something):Roy + Al being 2 youths??? I can stretch to "royal caper"

I've looked in Chambers, and can't find anything that fits. Is this the Jumbo cryptic? If so, I can download it and have a look.

This is the puzzle that appears each Sat in The Australian. I don't know whether it can be downloaded. (Solution following Sat)

I also don't know why it is referred to as "The Sunday Times (682)" puzzle.

good luck!

Sorry - I can't. I thought you meant the UK S. Times - I belong to their crossword club, and could have downloaded it. Good luck to you then. It may then be an Australian phrase - there's nothing in Chambers. I expect someone else will pick up this thread later and help you.

Thanks for trying. Now at least the reason I knew "Woolongambi" is obvious. Blue Moutains in Australia (NSW). Good day!

Royal Hakea
Roy & Al, plus an E in Haka