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Better bank services on council’s agenda

Better bank services on council’s agenda

Narrabri Shire councillors unanimously voted to endorse a draft submission to the Inquiry into Bank Closures in Regional Australia. The recommendation was put forward by councillor John Clements and seconded by deputy mayor Darrell Tiemens at last Tuesday’s ordinary...

Narrabri War Memorial prepared for Anzac Day

Narrabri War Memorial prepared for Anzac Day

Preparations are underway for Anzac Day commemorations to be held in Narrabri later this month. On Tuesday, maintenance work was carried out at the Maitland Street memorial. The light columns were opened up, cobwebs removed and the lighting in the 11 towers cleaned....

Clontarf students upskill with support from skills academy

Clontarf students upskill with support from skills academy

Narrabri Clontarf Academy students have completed a new three-day course to build their practical work skills and awareness. The Year 10 to 12 students took part in a ‘Working at Heights’ and ‘Confined Spaces’ course held at Narrabri TAFE in March to help them...

Conference to make a splash

Conference to make a splash

The nation’s gaze will turn to Narrabri in June as the shire gets ready to host visitors attending the Murray Darling Basin Authority conference. An audience of 200 typically attends the conference, and it is hoped the MDBA event will draw a similar number. The...

Narrabri Stingrays host 2022/23 season awards presentation | PHOTOS

Narrabri Stingrays host 2022/23 season awards presentation | PHOTOS

Narrabri Stingrays Swimming Club hosted its annual awards presentation event at Narrabri Aquatic Centre’s conference room on Monday night. The 2022/23 season’s Joanne Barnes swimmer of the year is Daniel Smith. The club’s most prestigious award remembers Joanne...

Election over, return to getting things done for Barwon

Election over, return to getting things done for Barwon

The election is over and now we can look forward to getting more things done to make Barwon continue to improve, grow and thrive. It was another historic win for me. In 2019 I was the first candidate not from a major party elected as the member for the seat of Barwon,...

Where is key funding for Parkes electorate?

Where is key funding for Parkes electorate?

By Mark Coulton, Parkes MP It has been 10 months since the election and five months since the federal budget yet key funding for the Parkes electorate is still to be released by the Labor government. The Growing Regions Program was supposed to be Labor’s answer to the...

Reckless driving in focus for Operation Easter

Reckless driving in focus for Operation Easter

Reckless drivers will be the focus of this Easter long weekend’s traffic operation, as police officers prepare to keep the state’s roads safe. NSW Police will launch Operation Easter 2023 – a highly-visible police traffic operation focussing on reducing road...

Security camera upgrade to monitor Wee Waa’s main street

Security camera upgrade to monitor Wee Waa’s main street

Narrabri Shire Council will look at boosting security in Wee Waa by reporting on the possibility of purchasing a mobile camera system for the town, which would allow police to monitor “trouble spots”. At the most recent ordinary council meeting, councillors voted in...

Camera at the Rotary markets | PHOTOS

Camera at the Rotary markets | PHOTOS

The Narrabri Rotary Markets were held last Saturday at the Selina Street open space. Many people said it was the biggest market they have seen. The markets are attracting many new stalls selling high quality items and several members of the local community have...

Students connect to culture through dance

Students connect to culture through dance

More than 80 aspiring dancers from North West public schools were tutored by Bangarra Dance Theatre’s youth program team as face-to-face workshops returned for the first time since the pandemic. Aboriginal students were able to take part in workshops at Narrabri High...

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