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Em’s the word
BROKEN Hill Times journalist Em Jensen will spend the next two months trudging up red carpets, having been nominated for no less than five awards…
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Business awards finalists revealed
FINALISTS of the annual Far West NSW Excellence in Business Awards have been announced. The Gala Awards will be hosted at the Gary Radford Pavilion…
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NSW irrigators face new hike
THERE are fears that a further price hike for water users in New South Wales will impact local production and, ultimately, the cost of food…
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The sounds of goodbye
PEOPLE are invited to attend a special afternoon of vocal splendour this Sunday at The Shed Gallery in Chloride Street. Musician and sound healer Jane…
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Take a gander at Kanandah
IT may not be Fifth Avenue, but it’s definitely better than before. Kanandah Road in Broken Hill’s industrial precinct has gone under the knife for…
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More defibs on offer for NSW sporting clubs
ELIGIBLE sporting organisations in New South Wales can now apply for an automated external defibrillator, or AED, as part of the State Government’s Local Sport…
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EPA boss takes cop for lead report release delay
THE chief executive officer of the Environmental Protection Authority, Tony Chappel, has denied that a four year delay in the release of a lead report…
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New SES base on the way
TIBOOBURRA’S SES unit is set to receive a new building following $2 million in New South Wales State Government funding for the project. The local…
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Hickey re-elected to deputy post
COUNCILLOR Jim Hickey has been re-elected as Deputy Mayor. The councillor was voted in unopposed during the recent monthly meeting of Broken Hill City Council.…
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New councillor sworn in to BHCC
LABOR member Blake Edgecombe, who will replace outgoing councillor Ashley Byrnehim, has said he’s very excited to contribute to Broken Hill City Council and serve…
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Roney retires
TIM Roney has been a loyal servant of the Workies’ Club on Argent Street for over 36 years. Today, he’ll pull the uniform on the…
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Photo winners announced
RURAL Aid’s sixth annual Spirit of the Bush Photography competition winners have been announced, with a record 201 entrants submitting 429 photos. Ten winners were…
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