Thumbs down to the Narrabri council. My parents visited the Narrabri Lawn Cemetery on Saturday the 10th to find that their son’s headstone had been moved to the foot of his burial plot. They went back on Monday morning to speak...
Read MoreThumbs up to having a traditional Anzac Day commemoration once again. There is even more reason to mark the event on Sunday after the COVID cancellations of last year and I hope the community supports the day and all that it...
Read MoreDemocracy at work. Russian president Vladimir Putin, 68, has signed a new law which allows him to run for the presidency two more times, meaning he could stay in office until 2036.The law sets a two-term limit on the presidency,...
Read MoreA suggestion that the Narrabri Musical and Dramatic Society be reformed is gaining traction. Proponents hope that in the near future a meeting could be held to see what level of interest is there and a possible way...
Read MoreA reader responds to last week’s Thumbs item complaining about the use of ‘daylight savings’ instead of ‘daylight saving’ and other terminology complaints: “At the moment I object to the term ‘jab’” she said. “Why can’t we say...
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