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Country Universities Centre receives welcome funding boost

Country Universities Centre receives welcome funding boost

Wee Waa’s Fiona McPherson Tuckey might be a busy mother to six children aged between 13 and 25, but thanks to Narrabri’s Country Universities Centre she is able to study a Bachelor of Social Work without leaving the region. “If CUC wasn’t here then I wouldn’t be...

Charlie’s Charts 18th May 2022

Charlie’s Charts 18th May 2022

After a bounce from the lows the local market continues to gain some traction as US markets rally and news comes out that China may ease some Covid restrictions. The US Nasdaq 100 index put in a spike type low last week which briefly touched the 50 per cent...

Penalties issued to Maules Creek Coal

Mining company Maules Creek Coal, a subsidiary of Whitehaven Coal, has been convicted and ordered to pay more than $158,000 by the Land and Environment Court. The court order follows three separate events where sediment-laden water escaped from the mine site during...

Damian Callinan back in the North West for regional comedy tour

Damian Callinan back in the North West for regional comedy tour

A familiar face of the Australian stage and screen is packing his bags and hitting the road for a long-awaited regional comedy tour proudly presented by the National Recovery and Resilience Agency. Damian Callinan, best known for roles on Skithouse, Before the Game,...

One-stop-shop supporting resilient farming communities

One-stop-shop supporting resilient farming communities

On Friday, May 6, the National Recovery and Resilience Agency came to Narrabri to host a one-stop-shop event to share the information and support options available for farmers, farm workers and country communities. The region might be receiving plenty of rainfall...

Just wondering, who pays for the damage?

In response to Topical on Thursday, May 3. Why do vandals think they need to damage or deface street signs in Narrabri? On Wednesday afternoon, April 13, at about 4pm, I followed from Francis Street, a very wide eight-metre load carrying a dump truck heading south,...

Thumbs up 17/5/22

Thumbs up to Narrabri District Chamber of Commerce for organising the ‘Meet the Candidates’ forum in Narrabri on Thursday. To get so many candidates to come to Narrabri was a big coup and not easily achieved, I would imagine. It is great that the candidates recognised...

Thumbs down 17/5/22

Thumbs down to the lack of a ramp on the aquatic centre. Here we are with another election using the meeting room at the centre without a ramp by the side car park to assist the elderly and disabled enter into the room.

Blue Boars women dominate top-of-the-table clash

Blue Boars women dominate top-of-the-table clash

Narrabri Rugby Club’s women’s side continued its unbeaten start to the Central North Rugby Union campaign and ended another when it scored an impressive home ground victory at Dangar Park on Saturday. The Blue Boars beat the Tamworth Pirates 50-21 in the round five...

Gunnedah FC scores first win of the season against Narrabri Elevens

Gunnedah FC scores first win of the season against Narrabri Elevens

Namoi Soccer League’s 2022 season was affected by rain for the first time this season on Saturday when four of the six clubs were unable to play their respective round three matches. Wee Waa United FC was scheduled to host Moree Services FC, but Cook Oval was closed...

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