The local index shows the daily range consolidating at these levels. After a fast move up from the lows a bit of a pullback would be normal. US Stock markets gapped up on the news that the US and China would have a pause on tariffs for 90 days. The QQQ ETF has...
Narrabri boys Sid Harvey and Joey Fowler helped guide the Australian under-20 rugby side to an undefeated finish at the 2025 The Rugby Championship U20 tournament in South Africa this month. The tournament wrapped up on Saturday when the Aussies took down Argentina...
National Volunteer Week will be held from Monday to Sunday, May 19 to 25. The event highlights the important role of volunteers in the community. This year’s theme is ‘Connecting Communities’. Volunteering creates lasting relationships that enrich lives and strengthen...
A new logo ‘ReMade in Australia’ was launched in April and is a new brand that identifies genuine products which use recycled content. Products must have a minimum of 20 per cent recycled content, half of which must be Australian-made, to display the logo. It is...
Written by publicity officer Narrabri Clay Target Club members have been out and about during the past few weeks, with shooters having both major and minor success. Narrabri did not shoot in April due to the NSW titles being held at Moree on the same weekend. Four...
Narrabri West School had a wonderful morning at our P & C Mother’s Day breakfast. It was lovely to have everyone come and celebrate with us. Thank you to the wonderful ladies from NDCAS Narrabri for cooking and also to the families and Kristy Hodges who donated...
Nutrien Harcourts conducted a successful clearing sale at ‘Couradda’ on the Gratti Valley Road, last Saturday. ‘Couradda’ was sold several months ago, and the clearing sale completed the sale of the property for Nigel and Sue Guest. The property has been held by the...
Thumbs up to the junior league and rugby seasons. It's so great to have footy back!
Thumbs up to the Narrabri Arts and Craft Society for hosting a beautiful Mother’s Day silver service morning tea last Friday. It was special.
Thumbs up to the great children’s performance last Friday evening at The Crossing Theatre. All the kids loved it and had a great time. We are so lucky to have these sorts of events in our town and it was free, thanks to NDCAS.
On Friday morning the students and staff welcomed and celebrated with their mothers, grandmothers and all other significant mother figures in their school. A beautiful high tea was set out with lots of yummy treats, who can resist macaroons, cupcakes, chocolate...
On behalf of the members of the Boggabri branch of the NSW United Hospital Auxiliary Adele O’Connell and Noreen Boehm presented the residents and acute care patients of the John Prior Multi Service with a Mother’s Day gift on Sunday.