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Enough is enough: CWA of NSW calls time on the rural health crisis

People living in regional, rural and remote NSW have been expected to settle for less healthcare for far too long, and the Country Women’s Association of NSW says it’s time to stop accepting the unacceptable. Launching its 2026 Awareness Week campaign, the CWA of NSW has called on the NSW government to commit to practical reforms that deliver better healthcare closer to home. Awareness Week, 6 to 12 September, focused on a simple message: stop normalising the rural health crisis. Start fixing it. The CWA of NSW wants the government to improve access to quality healthcare for people living in […]

Sep 21, 2026

Special day at Cook Oval for Tracy Kiem Memorial Match

It was a special day at Cook Oval on 5 September for the Tracy Kiem Memorial Match. Wee Waa United Football Club and Narrabri FC observed a minute’s silence in memory of the late Tracy Kiem before the game kicked off. “Tracy was a long-term member of our club before her passing,” said Wee Waa United’s Sarah Trevaskis. “It was a great game and (Narrabri) FC are excellent to play our annual memorial match against. “She (Tracy) had her heart in community soccer; both her kids, Amelia and Jack, are part of the senior team, so it means a […]

Sep 21, 2026

Whippingup some budget bites in the kitchen

Year 11 and 12 Food Technology Life Skills students at Wee Waa High have been putting their budgeting and cooking skills to the test this term, focusing on finding affordable alternatives for ingredients. And the proof is in the delicious pudding, with the innovative students showing they can create tasty treats while keeping costs down.

Sep 21, 2026

Blue Boarscelebrate with awards presentation

Narrabri Rugby Club has marked the end of the 2026 season with its annual presentation night. A black-tie celebration was held at the Tourist Hotel with the Blue Boars gathering to acknowledge individual, team and club success. The Blue Boars had a successful year, claiming its first reserve grade title in almost 10 years with an emphatic win against Moree. The women’s 10s team claimed the minor premiership, however lost to Tamworth Pirates in a nail-biting grand final. First grade also played finals football this year and finished the preliminary season in third place on 70 points, […]

Sep 19, 2026