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  • Environment group backs beefed up NSW water rules

    Environment group backs beefed up NSW water rules

    A KEY environmental group has backed the passing of strengthened water theft laws in New South Wales. Passed by the NSW upper house last Thursday,…

  • Tennis champs crowned

    Tennis champs crowned

    THE Annual Broken Hill Tennis Championships once again delivered multiple nights of fierce rallies, surprise results and title-defining moments across both singles and doubles fixtures.…

  • Long live the Crabb King

    Long live the Crabb King

    In a rivalry reminiscent of Formula One’s greats Ayrton Senna and Allain Prost, Nathan Crabb has reclaimed the Annual Broken Hill Tennis Open Singles Championship,…

  • Hearing adjourned in alleged kill threat case

    Hearing adjourned in alleged kill threat case

    A MAN accused of threatening to kill a woman has had his hearing adjourned in Broken Hill Local Court on Wednesday after the complainant left…

  • What’s on in Broken Hill

    What’s on in Broken Hill

    FRIDAY Welcome Table Junction Hotel, 4.30pm Come grab a drink with people who have just recently started to call Broken Hill home. Broken Hill Game…

  • Maari Ma Art Awards celebrated

    Maari Ma Art Awards celebrated

    A HUGE crowd filled the Broken Hill City Art Gallery on Friday evening, for the announcement of the winners of the annual Maari Ma Indigenous…

  • Time capsule set for the year 2050

    Time capsule set for the year 2050

    IN March of this year, a time capsule was opened that had been buried since the year 2000. Inside were written thoughts and photographs sent…

  • Investigations into regional airfares

    Investigations into regional airfares

    DESPITE a possible buy-out for Rex Airlines, the Regional Capitals of Australia (RCA) would still like to see a Productivity Commission inquiry into regional airfares.…

  • Flying doctors marks success

    Flying doctors marks success

    THE Royal Flying Doctor Service’s South Eastern Section held its annual Year in Review event at the Flying Doctor Outback Heritage Experience last week. RFDS…

  • Lest we forget

    Lest we forget

    NEAR the River Moselle, France, on the morning of 11 November, 1918, the American artillery thundered on the German position until, at exactly 11am, the…

  • Green light for Rex takeover

    Green light for Rex takeover

    THE continuation of Rex flights between Mildura and Melbourne appears assured after creditors voted to approve the sale of the beleaguered airline to US firm…

  • Rental support for DV survivors

    Rental support for DV survivors

    VICTIM-survivors of domestic violence could have a greater ability to leave unsafe living situations following the introduction of tenancy reforms across New South Wales. The…

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