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  • Eulah Creek Vintage Machinery Day

Eulah Creek community hospitality on show as camp oven cooking, machinery day returns | PHOTOS

The return of festivities at Eulah Creek has been declared a success following a weekend of family fun at the Beulah Park Community Hall. Saturday saw the successful return of the Santos-sponsored camp oven cook-off, with the village basked in sunshine throughout the day. An array of activities was on offer in addition to the cooking of delicious food, which fed hungry cook-off-goers on Saturday evening. Children were awarded ribbons in the afternoon’s competitions. The evening saw the judging of the camp oven cook-off, with Darrell Tiemens, Rod Onus and Dylan Smith deliberating over the awarding of prizes. The quality […]

Aug 4, 2022

  • Flickerfest

Giants film a resounding winner at Flickerfest | PHOTOS

There was no doubting the accolades for locally produced and directed film Giants and its place as winner of the Flickerfest 2022 Best of Australian Shorts at the screening of both Australian and International short films at The Crossing Theatre on Thursday, July 28. Directed by Sydney’s Eddy Bell, the film magnificently portrayed the hardships of a family struggling with implications of drought in rural Australia. Emotionally charged acting with a ravaging and moving musical score that also claimed its own winning category kept the audience spellbound throughout. The event was attended by Narrabri local and co-producer Steven Rees and […]

Aug 4, 2022

  • Adfas lecture

Captivated audience hears about the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World | PHOTOS

An ADFAS audience was treated to a journey into the past on Monday, July 11, looking at the seven ancient marvels whose stories are steeped in folklore and legends yet still to this day hold a fascination that remarkable feats of engineering were built so many years ago. ADFAS lecturer Professor Alastair Blanshard is a Greek cultural historian and publisher who has taught classics at the universities of Oxford and Reading in the UK before moving to Australia. He is currently the Paul Eliadis Chair of Classics and Ancient History at the University of Queensland. The first person to create […]

Jul 15, 2022

  • Narrabri Blues Ladies' day

Collins Park turns pink for the Blues’ ladies’ day | PHOTOS

Collins Park was painted pink for the Narrabri Rugby League Football Club’s ladies’ day on Saturday. Guests were treated to entertainment, sparkling wine, a grazing table as well as raffles and prizes. The ladies’ day fun continued after the football finished, with entertainment at the Narrabri Golf Club.

Jul 14, 2022

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