Pick up a metal spoon and a wooden spoon that have both been sitting in the same room, and the metal one always feels colder. But here’s the surprising part: both are actually at the same temperature. So why does your hand insist metal is icy while wood feels neutral?...
Narrabri Stingrays Swimming Club was proudly represented by two youngsters at Swimming New England and North West’s 2025/26 Long Course development sprint meet at Tamworth Olympic Pool on Sunday, with Charlie-Lea Hulbert and Eli Warren showcasing their talents in...
They are the friendly faces behind the Narrabri Red Cross committee - a triumphant team motivated by community spirit to support and provide comfort to those in need. The Narrabri Red Cross team has recently celebrated a 35-year milestone making their well-loved...
Narrabri TAFE's visual arts class recently celebrated the opening of its anticipated group exhibition at the Narrabri Art and Craft Society. The event, held on Friday, November 7, showcased diverse works from 10 talented students, with pieces spanning a wide variety...
The meet and greet of the Stars of Narrabri Dance for Cancer launch was held at the Narrabri Bowling Club on Friday, November 7. Stars Of Narrabri is back and better than ever with 11 wonderful locals who are about to strap on their dancing shoes and start learning...
The National Farmers’ Federation is urging the public to get behind farmers and agriculture this Friday, November 21, for National Agriculture Day. NFF president Hamish McIntyre said the annual event is a wonderful chance to celebrate the people behind our nation’s...
Thumbs down for allowing both Chaffey and Keepit Dams upstream of Gunnedah and Narrabri to be both 100 per cent capacity. Let’s pray a huge rainfall event doesn’t occur upstream.
Thumbs down to those responsible for the vandalism of road signs in and out of town. Besides having no regard for property, you obviously aren’t ratepayers having to foot the bill for the damage and don’t have any respect for your vehicles.
Thumbs down to the people who reverse out of parking spots in Maitland Street without care. The right of way sits with the driver in the traffic, not the driver reversing.
Thumbs down to the children riding bikes on the road in Hinds Street. So dangerous. Who is going to take the blame when there is an accident?
Ruby Clayton and Emily Simpson travelled to the Cook Islands earlier this month where they competed at the 2025 Raro Rugby 7s tournament with the Pacific Nomads, who took out the under-16s girls’ division. The Narrabri duuo and their teammates played three pool...
More 2025/26 season champions were crowned at Narrabri Bowling Club on Saturday as Kevin Baguley and Larry Scott prevailed in the men’s pairs competition final. The two brothers-in-law defeated Dave Dewar and Tony Redman 21 shots to 13 after 18 ends of play, which saw...