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Braydon Tindall finishes second in Dally M count

The rugby league career of Wee Waa boy Braydon Trindall has reached a new high after the Sharks’ five-eighth finished second in the Dally M. Players and club officials gathered for the NRL’s night of nights last Wednesday, held at The Cutaway in Sydney. Trindall was a consistent performer in the count for the league’s highest honour. When votes went silent after round 12, Trindall was sixth in the count on 23 points. Trindall moved to fourth place after round 18 on 38 points. Trindall made a huge leap as counting continued and was in second spot on 53 points […]

Oct 11, 2026

Nature writing masterclass with Sally Piper in Narrabri

Love writing about the places that shape your life? Join acclaimed Australian author Sally Piper at Narrabri Library for a free three-hour masterclass exploring the powerful role landscapes and the natural world can play in storytelling. This masterclass will help you find new and meaningful ways to write about the places that matter to you Through readings, discussion, writing exercises and creative prompts, you’ll discover how place can become more than a backdrop, helping to create mood, build tension, deepen meaning and shape character journeys. The masterclass is suitable for writers of all experience levels, whether you’re an experienced writer […]

Oct 11, 2026

CREATE Festival returns with unveiling of two sculptures

DARRELL TIEMENS, MAYOR, NARRABRI SHIRE COUNCIL The CREATE Festival opened on Friday with the unveiling of two new sculptures, an eagle and a goanna, out the front of the Visitor Information Centre in Narrabri. A big thank you goes to the Port of Newcastle for its generous donation to fund these sculptures. If you haven’t seen them yet, stop by and have a look. CREATE runs until 18 October, and I encourage everyone to get along and support the events. This year’s theme is ‘Water’, with exhibitions, workshops and plenty of other activities on the program. There are some great […]

Oct 10, 2026

Narrabri junior soccer says thanks for a fantastic season

The Narrabri Junior Soccer club has thanked players, parents, families, sponsors, coaches, committee and volunteers for another fantastic season. “We couldn’t do it without the people who turn up, help out, cheer loudly and keep the club ticking along each week,” said the club. Narrabri Soccer encouraged people to come along to its annual general meeting on 20 October at the Narrabri RSL.

Oct 10, 2026