Holy rebound Batman! World markets have staged an extraordinary rebound after the UK government did a backflip on proposed tax cuts and the US printed some softer jobs data. Our own RBA boss Dr Philip Lowe added some extra optimism to the local market with a surprise...
Narrabri Touch’s men’s and ladies’ 2022 competitions have relocated to Cooma Oval for the rest of the season after daylight saving time began on Sunday, October 2. The 10th round of the campaign was then contested on Monday as teams returned to the field following two...
By publicity officer Cecile is Narrabri Women’s Bowling Club’s minor singles champion for 2022. On Thursday, September 29, Cecile defeated Heather Caton 25-23 in a close game that was played across 30 ends. Cecile got off to a great start and led 22-12 after 21 ends,...
A mammoth weekend of celebrations was held for former students and teachers who travelled from Queensland and throughout NSW to a reunion to celebrate their history and connections with Narrabri West Public School. The school was established in 1884. Seventy-five...
The draft Narrabri Floodplain Risk Management Study and Plan can be viewed online or hard copies are available at Narrabri Library and Narrabri Shire Council’s customer service centre. Residents are also invited to attend a community information session. The Plan is...
The weekend visit to Narrabri by the steam locomotive and its carriages from another era brought back memories for many. One sentimental traveller recalled regularly getting ash in his eyes as the North West Mail trundled to and from Sydney. “We still poked our heads...
Thumbs down to the owners of the barking dogs. Can’t you hear them? It’s constant all the time - day and night!
Thumbs up to the shire council staff who look after the Maitland Street gardens. The roundabout gardens and flowers under the centre trees look great.
Great to see the kiosk at the hospital open again. The food is fantastic.
National Police Remembrance Day was marked on September 29 with a poignant service held at the Narrabri Anglican Church. “National Police Remembrance Day is the single most important day for us as a police family,” Oxley Superintendent Kylie Endemi told The Courier....
The sound of a once-familiar train whistle echoed across Narrabri on the long weekend and transported many older residents back to the not-so-long-ago days of steam train travel. Seventy-year-old steam locomotive R766 chugged into town to offer three days of rides to...
The successful auction of Stoney Creek Road property “Rosewood” on Thursday, September 29, again confirmed strong confidence in district rural properties. Sold on behalf of Stuart Park through Nutrien Harcourts Narrabri, the grazing and farming property attracted keen...