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Vaccines the best prevention: health service
MORE children and adults being vaccinated creates herd immunity which in turn protects the community. This is the advice from the Far West Local Health…
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Butcher open on Westside
SILVER City Butchery has officially opened i, with the business already a hit. “It's been pretty flat out this morning,” said Josh Dyke, who was behind the counter on opening…
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Wake in Fright: 65 years on
SIXTY five years after the release of the novel Wake in Fright, the enduring ties between the now cult-classic novel and film, and the town of Broken Hill persist. Despite…
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Camels, community and 70-year love story
BEFORE trains, cars and trucks carried supplies to remote outposts across Australia, camels did the work. Alongside the camels, cameleers from regions in Pakistan, India, Iran, Egypt, Afghanistan and more…
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World Religion Day to be celebrated
THIS Sunday, World Religion Day will be observed at the Y Women at 349 Blende Street, hosted by members of the local Baha’i community. All religions are welcome to the…
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Bowls notes
North Broken Hill Bowling Club Saturday 10 January Very pleasant low 30s weather attracted 22 social bowlers who enjoyed the benefit of our club’s shelter shade. The winning combination featured…
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Red dirt return for Broken Hill barrel racers
PETERBOROUGH’S 37th rodeo saw some of Broken Hill’s best barrel races travel to the South Australian town on the weekend to compete in the red dirt. Grace Norley has been…
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Big bang rocks the earth
A BIG bang gave residents, in McGowen Lane, a shock last week. As demolition work continues on Willyama High School, the company responsible for removing the rubble, McMahon Services, had…
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Heat cuts the power
EXTREME heat in the region has caused a number of power outages. Last Friday residents in North Broken Hill and Railwaytown experienced power loss during the 42-degree day. But there…
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More water needed for turtles
NOT-FOR-PROFIT organisation Landcare have raised about $18,000 so far to purchase water so that they can refill an almost dry lake that is home to a range of threatened species.…
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More committed to eID rollout
THE New South Wales State government will spend a further $2 million to continue the NSW Sheep and Goat Electronic Identification Device (eID) Equipment rebate that subsidises the cost of…