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Invite to explore mental health unit
BROKEN Hill’s brand new Acute Mental Health Inpatient Unit is nearing completion and the facility will be opening to the public for a series of…
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Sessions offer advice for end-of-life care
BROKEN Hill and Menidie. are set to host two free community workshops next month to help locals develop end-of-life plans. The sessions, titled community conversations,…
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Red lentil days ahead for new big pulse
BROADACRE farmers and a peak industry body are touting the benefits of a new red lentil variety. Known as GIA Colombo, the large seeded red…
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Beef up, dairy down in local bovine mixed bag
AGRIBUSINESS market advisor Rabobank has issued mixed local guidance for beef and dairy producers despite strong global conditions for both commodities. In two recent reports,…
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‘Xplor’ opportunities with BHP
A PROGRAM with a conversion rate of 50 per cent has opened its applications for 2026 – looking for ambitious teams in the search for…
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Journey home on display
PAARKINTJI and Ngiyaampa artist Bridget Marlowe’s work is on display at the Broken Hill Service NSW Centre. Her digital painting, ‘Returning Home’, printed onto canvas,…
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Move is picture perfect
PHOTOGRAPHER Tanja Bruckner visited Broken Hill earlier this year to take part in a residency at the Broken Hill Art Exchange, and said her experience…
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Art award entries open
TO celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Maari Ma Indigenous Art Awards this year, artists will benefit from an increased prize pool of $19,500, including…
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Spooky tours give voice to the dead
BROKEN Hill residents may have spotted a creepy bus cruising around town lately, one that looks like a haunted house on wheels, the words “Outback…
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Local artists shine on show
On Friday September 19, the Willyama Art Society will showcase their 64th annual exhibition in Broken Hill on 24 Bromide Street at 6pm. The event…
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Leaked emails show lead report suppressed
AUTHORITIES appear to have conspired to hide a damning report into lead levels in Broken Hill. The revelations were discovered in leaked emails from within…
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Mayor weighs in on lead concerns
BROKEN Hill City Council Mayor Cr Tom Kennedy says he’s written to the New South Wales Minister for Environment and Health’s office regarding lead levels…
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