Four of Narrabri Bowling Club’s best female bowlers combined to put on a spectacle in the club’s 2025/26 season women’s pairs grand final. Long-time teammates Debbie Gleeson and Lorraine Scott added another championship to their growing tally as they defeated Eva...
Four Narrabri Tennis athletes travelled to play at the 2025 Northern Foundation RMS Champion of Champions tournament in Inverell across the weekend, three of whom qualified to compete at the next level at the state championships next month. The Inverell event brought...
The local water polo community made a splash last week as players of all ages took to the pool for a series of successful trial games ahead of the official start of the Narrabri Dolphins’ 2025/26 campaign. The pre-season kicked off on Tuesday, October 14, with the...
The local market briefly touched a record high this week and looks to be consolidating the move. This monthly logarithmic chart of the local index since the GFC shows a slow and steady path upwards and is yet to show any signs of froth, remaining in the lower half of...
Cr Kate McGrath will continue to hold her position as Gunnedah Shire Council's deputy mayor for another year. Councillors voted at last week's ordinary meeting for their preferred deputy, with the majority going to Cr McGrath. Council needed to fill the position by...
A modern-day jewel heist has taken place at the Louvre, Paris, with pieces of the French crown jewels stolen in broad daylight. Thieves disguised as construction workers and stole items including the tiara, necklace, and an earring of Maria Amalia of Naples and...
People are again being urged to be aware of scams. In one instance, scammers managed to steal more than $10,000 using a fraudulent PayPal link. In another, again looking like a legitimate PayPal notification for a national retailer, someone was scammed. Common PayPal...
Thumbs down - why is the speed limit for cars in Maitland Street 40km/h, but you can do more than that on the footpath on bikes? Need speed limit signs on the footpaths as well it seems. Slow down!
Thumbs up to the incredible flower show. I was impressed with the great variety of entries as well as the friendly organisers. Well done to everyone involved.
Thumbs down to those who don’t clean up dog poo on the shared pathway. Take a bag with you and clean up your dog’s mess!
Josh Campbell’s tenure as Tatts Cricket Club’s first grade captain got off to a brilliant start on Saturday as he and his men began the 2025/26 campaign on the front foot with a seven-wicket victory against Tourist Hotel at Leitch Oval. After finishing ranked last on...
The Wilga Hotel Razorbacks made a powerful statement on Saturday as they dominated the defending champs RSL in a grand final rematch at Collins Park to cement their status as the team to beat in this season’s Narrabri District Cricket Association first grade one day...