Central Darling Shire becomes a rural and remote shire
Kimberly Grabham. It has been announced Central Darling Shire will become a rural and remote council, made up of three locally elected councillors from the community, and three councillors appointed by the NSW government ... This new council model aims to provide Central Darling Shire with a more sustainable future. It also aims to return democracy to remote communities in far west NSW for the first time in over 10 years.
Casseroles connecting community
Kimberly Grabham. Hay CWA Casserole days have been the catalyst for fun, laughter and catching up. The third casserole day last Thursday was another raging success. Tables set up at Hay War Memorial Hall were packed, and the building reverberated with lively chatter.
Hay Lions undefeated, winning streak continues
The local AFL competition top of the table clash did not disappoint when Hay met Ultima on Saturday ... Brad Pocock was his usual rock solid in defence and heavily involved in transitional attack, directing his soldiers as a true leader does, from the front and by example.
Good Samaritan returns lost treasure
Kimberly Grabham. The best kind of news to report is good news, and The Riverine Grazier was blessed with a wonderful story to tell. Jill Miller found her lost pendant, which was placed on her fence.
Paddock to plate: IGA visits Vishwa Farm
Kimberly Grabham. In areas like Hay retailers are lucky enough to benefit from the freshest produce. So lucky in fact, that Harrison’s IGA Fruit and Vegetable Department Manager Brandon Burns and worker David Osmond got to travel to Vishwa Farm to help pack broccoli, before picking up their order for the local supermarket.
Dean addresses CWA on fire ants response
Kimberly Grabham. Dean Whitehead spoke at a recent meeting of Hay CWA in response to the threat of fire ants, and to explain the Fire Ant Eradication Program. Mr Whitehead said the objective in regards to fire ants is eradication, and a stringent process is followed to achieve this goal.
“Rat” represents in Origin game
Kimberly Grabham. Our homegrown superstar Rachael (Rat) Pearson exhibited a standout performance in the first of three State of Origin games. Her kicks were 100 per cent, with Rachael kicking five goals. Her play was described as game-changing.
Lions show grit over a spirited Wandella
The Lions were looking to make it 5 out of 5 for a perfect start to the season when they took on third placed Wandella on Saturday. In the opening five minutes of the first quarter, it was clear the Bombers had brought the heat, exhibiting a high energy and aggression at the contest that the Lions had to withstand until they could settle into their own game style ... From quick play-out of the centre clearance, the ball was again propelled into the Lions’ 50 with a poised Jack Cattanach adding to the scoreboard from another goal opportunity.
Balranald: this is our time
Kimberly Grabham. ‘Make Balranald great again’. This was the resounding message and vibe of a recent meeting held at the Discovery Centre Café ... Recently appointed Director of Governance, Business and Community Services, Glenn Carroll said it was time for Balranald to take the reins and benefit from the significant boom the area is having...
Hay Cutters vs Griffith Blacks
Tom Lilburne. On Friday night the Cutters hosted Griffith Blacks for their first home game of the season. Cutters were determined to maintain their undefeated streak at home, which currently stands at four years ... In the pouring rain, the stoic women congregated for Ladies Night ...