It was an occasion for celebration on Saturday - the graduation of students who have successfully completed their courses through Country Universities Centre North West. Forty students have graduated, and 13 were present on the night to the applause of an audience of...
Thumbs down to the phone company for not giving notice they were upgrading the tower in Narrabri Shire leaving customers with no mobile phone service. It is a huge inconvenience which should not have been done without letting its customers know in advance so other...
Telstra mobile services have been disrupted this week as a result of planned maintenance work on its telecommunications tower. Service was affected on Monday, with an initial estimated restoration time of late next Monday night. However, it is hoped service could...
Residents gathered at Dangar Park last Tuesday for a community barbecue and update on the redevelopment of the new Wee Waa High School project, which is now expected to be completed by mid 2023. The Mitchell Street project’s timeline has been adjusted from late 2022,...
Welcome to The Courier’s 2022/23 Narrabri District Cricket Association Coates Hire Namoi Super Slog T20 competition live blog. From 4pm this afternoon at the Narrabri RSL Club, the four franchises – J and D Weed Management, Specialised Civil Services, WTC Group and...
A Pink Breakfast was held at the Wilga Hotel in support of Pink Up Namoi. Flooding delayed the original October pink festivities, however, the events were rescheduled with McGrath Foundation ambassador and director Tracy Bevan being the guest-of-honour. A Pink Night...
The Narrabri Shire Youth Council held its second election in October following its first-year term, which commenced in 2021 and finished in 2022. Mackenzie Jones was elected Youth Council mayor, Tim Mirtschin as Youth Council deputy mayor, and Caitlyn Coutts-Smith the...
Work is proceeding apace on the Rotary Club of Narrabri’s new Selina Street shelters. The shelter structures have been installed, and the concrete bases poured, with seating and tables being added. Barbecues will also be included as part of the open space...
Nineteen-year-old Brayden Varcoe is continuing the family tradition of joining the Fire and Rescue fraternity. Following in the footsteps of his pop, grandad, mum and his uncle, Brayden is about to head to Armidale to finish his basic training. He will complete two...
Thumbs up to the businesses and individuals for the fantastic support for Pink Up.
Thumbs down - why is the price of petrol still more expensive in Narrabri! I got fuel in Gunnedah last weekend it was 10 cents a litre cheaper than here.
Thumbs down to the people riding on the road without helmets - it’s dangerous and against the law and also to those who ride flat out on the footpaths and think they have the right of way.