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Government seeks to make demerit point reward program permanent

Government seeks to make demerit point reward program permanent

The state government has introduced a bill to parliament to make the demerit point reward program permanent – part of a $2.8 billion road safety investment. Once passed, the reform will make the Demerit Point Reward Program a permanent feature of the state’s demerit...

Last chance to enter: Calling all NRL tipsters

Last chance to enter: Calling all NRL tipsters

The Courier’s 21st annual NRL Tipping Competition and Business House Challenge will soon start, and to prepare for the competition readers and businesses are invited to get their entries in to be part of this much-loved promotion. Readers lodge their picks to...

Feral pig blitz missing the mark

Feral pig blitz missing the mark

The state government is under pressure to do more to address feral pigs as numbers of the pests continue to explode. NSW Farmers, the state’s peak farming body, has called for more action along with the Member for Northern Tablelands Brendan Moylan. Member for Barwon...

Basin plan review confirms that more water is not the solution

Basin plan review confirms that more water is not the solution

As public consultation on the Murray-Darling Basin Plan Review starts, NSW Irrigators’ Council CEO Dr Madeleine Hartley said the discussion is finally shifting away from the outdated idea that Basin outcomes can be delivered simply by adding more environmental water....

New cotton course set to drive industry innovation

New cotton course set to drive industry innovation

A new, flexible approach to cotton education will help shape the future of the Australian cotton industry by strengthening knowledge and accelerating the adoption of innovative practices. The Cotton Research and Development Corporation has teamed up with the...

Focus is firmly on communities: Jamie Chaffey

Focus is firmly on communities: Jamie Chaffey

Federal Member for Parkes Jamie Chaffey has acknowledged the changes to the Coalition in recent weeks, however, has said his focus is firmly on representing the communities that make up the electorate. In an update this week, Mr Chaffey said he welcomed the move to...

Men’s triples final contested at Narrabri Bowling Club

Men’s triples final contested at Narrabri Bowling Club

More champions were crowned at the Narrabri Bowling Club on Saturday when the 2025/26 season’s men’s triples final was contested. Graham Rose, Larry Scott and Scott Dewar reigned supreme as they beat Col Armstrong, Stuart Coleman and Kevin Baguley 18 shots to 15...

Local clubs name their teams for pennants competition openers

Local clubs name their teams for pennants competition openers

North West Bowls’ 2025/26 season mixed gender pennants season will get underway this Saturday, and both Narrabri Bowling Club and Wee Waa Bowling Club have named strong sides for their respective trips to Gunnedah. Wee Waa have been placed into grade four this season...

Bookings open for Moree Plains Shire’s free bulky waste collection

Bookings open for Moree Plains Shire’s free bulky waste collection

Now is the time to dispose of those heavy, awkward and unwanted items with Moree Plains Shire Council’s free bulky waste collection. Registrations for the Moree Plains March 2026 Bulky Waste Collection are now open, with residents encouraged to submit a bulky waste...

Moree Hospital without onsite doctor again

Moree Hospital without onsite doctor again

Moree Hospital's emergency department has again operated without an onsite doctor. It follows a period last year where the hospital also operated without a doctor at the facility. The latest absence of a doctor started on February 3 and is expected to last until...

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