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  • The Crossing Theatre

Reopening of The Crossing Theatre delayed until late July

The reopening of The Crossing Theatre has been delayed until late July as Narrabri Shire Council continues to complete fire safety upgrades at the facility. This includes the rectification works identified last month. In an update issued on Wednesday, council said it is committed to delivering a safe facility for the community. The extended closure will also enable consultation with Fire and Rescue NSW during key stages of the project, council’s update read. Three consultations are required, the first of which has been completed. The next two stages are the Initial Fire Safety Report (in preparation) and the Final Fire […]

Jun 18, 2025

  • health

Public hearing postponed

A public hearing set to take place in Narrabri tomorrow has been postponed due to travel issues. The public hearing was being held as part of the inquiry looking at a proposal to split the Hunter New England Health District into two separate districts – Hunter Local Health District and the New England North West LHD. Member for Barwon Roy Butler shared a statement from the Legislative Assembly Committee on Community services: “Tomorrow’s public hearing in Narrabri is no longer going ahead. Committee members and staff were unable to travel due to an aircraft engineering issue. We will be in […]

Jun 15, 2025

  • state of origin

State of Origin 2025: Game two, Perth

Game one of the 2025 State of Origin series well and truly lived up to the hype as the NSW Blues beat the Queensland Maroons at Brisbane’s Suncorp Stadium on Wednesday, May 28. It was a close contest as the Blues prevailed 18-6, but it felt far more comfortable for NSW fans than the scoreline suggested as Queensland’s only try was scored when the Blues had a man in the sin bin. The visitors scored first in front of 52,483 fans in enemy territory Nathan Cleary kicked a penalty goal in the ninth minute, and Zac Lomax claimed the first […]

Jun 13, 2025

  • AgriFutures Scholarships

Young Wee Waarians awarded AgriFutures scholarships

Wee Waa’s Caitlyn Coutts-Smith and Emma Holmes have been announced recipients of the 2025 AgriFutures Australia’s Horizon Scholarship Program. The pair are passionate about agriculture and are two of just 21 students from across the country chosen to be part of the program, which aims to strengthen the future of regional and rural Australia by cultivating emerging talent ready to drive innovation and change across the sector. Each scholar receives a $10,000 bursary over two years to support their studies and living expenses, along with access to a unique program of professional development, industry networking and work placements with an […]

Jun 12, 2025

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