Bruce Hardman celebrated his 80th birthday recently, surrounded by all his family and close friends. Bruce’s daughter Leona and her family travelled from Brisbane to be there on his special day as well as friends from Queensland. Bruce’s granddaughter Georgia, made a...
By Vicar Bernard Gabbott, Narrabri Anglican Church I am sitting in my office. It is a glorious morning. The air is crisp. The sun is warm. The colours through my window are vibrant. The weekend has been full, and fulsome. And yet, I know that I am ‘in the valley’. It...
The Apron Project Roadshow will bring art, awareness and action to Wee Waa, supported by Wee Waa CACC and The Rotary Club of Narrabri. The Apron Project Roadshow, a celebrated Australian community art initiative, is set to arrive at Wee Waa Community Arts and Cultural...
A multi-generational farming family from Tarriaro has been named The Weekly Times Coles 2025 Farmer of the Year at a gala ceremony held at the Melbourne Cricket Ground last Friday. The Eather family, from Bellevue Pastoral Company near Narrabri, have been recognised...
Federal Member for Parkes Jamie Chaffey has been returned to the new-look Coalition shadow cabinet, announced by Opposition Leader Angus Taylor on Tuesday afternoon. Mr Chaffey retains the roles of Shadow Assistant Minister for Agriculture and Shadow Assistant...
A chapter has closed for the Wee Waa RSL sub-branch, but its legacy of service and community spirit will continue with a generous donation of $8000 set to open new opportunities for local program RiverBank Youth Works. The Wee Waa RSL sub-branch, led by Vietnam...
Tourist Hotel Cricket Club may have left their run too late for a spot in Narrabri District Cricket Association’s 2025/26 season first grade one day competition finals series, but a dominant victory against RSL on Saturday afternoon showed just how determined they are...
Tatts Cricket Club kept their minor premiership hopes alive on Saturday as they cruised past the Boggabri Colts in round 12 of Narrabri District Cricket Association’s first grade one day season to set up a blockbuster top-of-the-table contest against the Wilga Hotel...
Thumbs down to those people who park in Maitland Street on odd angles. Makes it hard to try to park next to them.
Thumbs down for the seats along the Namoi Creek riverwalk being removed and not replaced.
Thumbs up for the handy road under the Creek bridge allowing easy access to the highway especially now the Violet Street bridge is closed. It’s great to have the line markings painted on too.
A Victorian retiree won the entire $80 million jackpot in last week’s Powerball. The official from The Lott tried to contact the winner after the draw, but the calls went straight to voicemail, except his phone’s message bank was full and wouldn’t take any more. When...