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Past players begin podcast
THE West Broken Hill Football Club Past Players is releasing a new podcast this month, with the first episode set to air on 2DRY FM…
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New chair for local Nationals
BROKEN Hill National Party branch has a new chair with Clyde Thomson taking the reins from Peter Bevan. Mr Thomson worked for the Royal Flying…
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Childrens store owner asks for local support
SEVEN years ago Michelle McLachlan walked into the Lollipop Tree on Argent Street to buy kids clothes and ended up buying the shop. “I’d worked…
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Ochre Ribbon Week
WEDNESDAY marked the beginning of Ochre Ribbon Week, an annual Aboriginal-led advocacy campaign that aims to to raise awareness for the safety of First Nations…
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Rifle club fires up
LAST Sunday the Silver City and National Serviceman’s Rifle Club conducted a championship shoot for centrefire rifles at the 115 yard range. The morning was…
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Communities come together
Catch-up with Coulton IT was a pleasure to participate in Australia Day celebrations in Gunnedah, Boggabri and Narrabri this year. It’s always wonderful to see…
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Lobby group blames rate rises on cost shifting
LOCAL Government New South Wales has responded to calls for homeowners to not pay rates after some council areas experienced increases in the claims. LGNSW…
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NSW councils push for PFAS funds
LOBBY group Local Government New South Wales is seeking extra funding for municipalities in that state to monitor the levels of “forever chemicals” in local…
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Awareness effort for baby Huxley
A LOCAL family are encouraging the Broken Hill community to support International Angelman Day on Saturday by wearing blue, having conversations to share awareness of…
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Animal cruelty claim reported
THE Broken Hill Snake Catchers have reported a complaint from the public last week after a driver allegedly purposely hit and killed a native reptile.…
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Family dog mauled as owners watch
A FAMILY pet, a Jack Russell cross named Wolfy, was attacked and killed on Friday, February 7, by a free-roaming dog, creating community out-cry and…
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Power talks roll into town
THIS week marks the first of energy storage developer Hydrostor’s in-person engagement sessions, with stakeholder and permitting manager Kath Hawkins spending the week in Broken…
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