The Narrabri and District Historical Society was delighted to receive the champagne bucket, which was awarded to the Primo family for their contribution to the Narrabri community during the 1955 flood era. Historical Society researcher Gillian Kahl said items such as...
A mouth-watering Easter morning tea held for Summit Community Services colleagues, carers and clients on Friday, March 24. Summit Community Services Inc (previously known as Narrabri Community Tenancy Scheme Inc) was established in 1983 to provide low-cost housing to...
A team of driving enthusiasts have taken on the NSW Central Western Slopes and North West Plains while raising funds and awareness for Beyond Blue. With more than $2.5 million raised by Beyond the Bitumen car rallies since its inception in 2015, the concept has become...
Narrabri Bowling Club hosted three quarter-finals and a semi-final last week as the action on the local John McNamara Owen Campey Green continues to heat up in 2023. The last Narrabri Women’s Bowling Club consistency singles competition quarter-final was played on...
Narrabri Rugby Club’s women’s 10s team lined up for its first pre-season match on Saturday ahead of the fast approaching Central North Rugby Union campaign and produced a top-quality performance as it downed St Albert’s College 35-5. The game was contested across four...
I was pleased that Senator Dean Smith, Shadow Minister for Competition, Charities and Treasury and Liberal Senator for Western Australia, could join me in Moree to visit some of the wonderful charity groups operating in the Parkes electorate. Gwydir Industries are a...
Wee Waa men’s shed recently welcomed four visitors from the group’s Gunnedah branch to their Friday meeting, with members exchanging stories about restoration projects, handy tools, and town happenings while munching on a delicious morning tea. Gunnedah’s Graham...
Local Land Services has urged primary producers to stay alert for signs of three-day sickness in their herd following confirmed cases in cattle in the North West and Northern Tablelands regions recently. This includes areas near Narrabri, Inverell, Warialda and...
Maitland Street was transformed into a spectacular light display on Friday evening as part of NarraBRIGHT. A crowd estimated in the thousands turned out to soak up the street festival atmosphere. Light installations were setup along the street and were complemented by...
Narrabri Shire Council hosted a community barbecue in Wee Waa on Tuesday, providing a free and informal event for residents to meet council staff, discuss local issues and plans for the area. “It’s a great turnout,” NSC mayor Ron Campbell told The Courier. “They’re...
Narrabri and District Chamber of Commerce has experienced a successful year with its continued advocacy and events, including the business awards and Christmas street carnival. Chamber president Russell Stewart reflected on the organisation’s triumphs at last week’s...
Narrabri Touch hosted its inaugural Yowie Cup touch footy tournament on Saturday at the Dangar Park fields. The event was labelled a huge success by players and committee members alike. There were 11 teams in action in the mixed event on what was a hot day in...