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Butler responds to shooting, condemns copycats
BARWON MP Roy Butler has said he was deeply shocked and saddened by the mass shooting attack in Bondi Beach yesterday, and that copycat offences…
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Hate crime on local business
A BROKEN Hill business was graffitied overnight with a swastika painted on an external wall and a target painted on the front door. However, Broken…
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Coco and May for Christmas
GIFTWARE shop Coco and May has been open on Argent Street for the past three years, but owner Chloe Badonaster said the business was founded,…
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Coffee and presents
THE Deli Cafe in town square isn’t only a place to meet for lunch, but also doubles as a gift shop. Owner Julie Murphy said…
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Shop local and support the community
Choosing to shop local in your home town benefits everyone. It’s the best way to invest in your local community, with the benefits far exceeding…
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Tree of Hope
DIY Christmas decorations have been popping up on the sides of highways heading out of Broken Hill over the last few weeks with many exchanging…
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Copycat criminal sentenced
A COPYCAT criminal, seemingly inspired by fugitive and alleged police killer Dezi Freeman, faced Broken Hill local court on Friday, charged with numerous offences, including…
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Win for local photographer
LOCAL photographer Adam Edwards has added one final accolade to a fruitful year, taking home the Cultural Tourism Bronze Award in the New South Wales…
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Call for extension of eID discounts
WITH the end of a State Government scheme providing discounted electronic identification devices, or eID, for livestock on 31 December, lobby group New South Wales…
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Santa parade draws big crowd
The 2025 Broken Hill Pageant left a sweet feeling in the air. The event last Saturday looked as if it would be battling 40-degree temps…
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Stations bought for parks
A MASSIVE area of land, 71,866 hectares, about a third of the size of the Australian Capital Territory, has been purchased by the state government…
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Preschool debt reaches $1.15 million
MORE than $1.15 million is owed by Playtime Preschool to creditors, after the childcare centre went into voluntary administration in November. Insolvency company Worrells is…
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