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  • Council chambers perfect as it is

    Council chambers perfect as it is

    COUNCIL chambers are underutilised according to a report, but council won’t resort to hiring out the venue just yet. At Broken Hill City Council’s monthly…

  • New fence fuels karting future

    New fence fuels karting future

    A NEW safety fence is now built at the Broken Hill Go Karting Club, after a $60,000 grant from the New South Wales Government. There…

  • What’s on in the Silver City?

    What’s on in the Silver City?

    FRIDAY Social Bridge Broken Hill Bridge Club, 10.15am Play social bridge with some friends, great atmosphere. All welcome. The Dinomaniacs Demo Club, 11am Come see…

  • Wednesday night karaoke at the Palace

    Wednesday night karaoke at the Palace

    ANY blow-in or newcomer to town might be surprised by the scene at the Palace Hotel on a Wednesday evening. On any given Wednesday you…

  • Rasp mine set for expansion

    Rasp mine set for expansion

    BROKEN Hill Mines has confirmed the completion of underground development for the Main Lode at the Rasp Mine, allowing extraction of ore to begin in…

  • State backs airport upgrade

    State backs airport upgrade

    IT was all blue-sky smiles at Broken Hill Airport this week with the announcement the New South Wales Government will spend $8.8 million on four…

  • Eisteddfod showcases future musical stars

    Eisteddfod showcases future musical stars

    THE 54th Broken Hill Eisteddfod took place at the Broken Hill Civic Centre recently, displaying the Silver City’s most talented vocalists, pianists, instrumentalists, and choir…

  • Young star makes great sound

    Young star makes great sound

    BROKEN Hill’s recent 54th Annual Eisteddfod has provided an opportunity for young people to perform on a big stage. And that chance hasn’t gone to…

  • Snakes and laddies more than a game

    Snakes and laddies more than a game

    ASH McInnes is a snake catcher, so he’s busy this time of year. He runs Broken Hill Snake Catchers with his buddy, Zac Micallef. People…

  • When Claudia came to town

    When Claudia came to town

    LAST week saw the passing of legendary Italian actress Claudia Cardinale, who died at age 87. Often mentioned alongside Brigitte Bardot and Sophia Loren, Cardinale…

  • Carbon dioxide not the culprit, geologist says

    Carbon dioxide not the culprit, geologist says

    PROFESSOR Ian Plimer is an award-winning geologist that has worked in Melbourne, Adelaide, Newcastle, and Munich throughout his career. Though he now lives elsewhere, Dr…

  • Renewable hub seeks to power region

    Renewable hub seeks to power region

    RENEWABLE energy suppliers in New South Wales can now access the Industry Capability Network, or ICN platform. The ICN is a free online portal where…

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