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  • Final stop for Broken Hill tram

    Final stop for Broken Hill tram

    BROKEN Hill’s tram has come to its final resting place in the Sulphide Street Railway and Historical Museum. A section of the Broken Hill Tram…

  • Free jab for mosquito virus

    Free jab for mosquito virus

    ALL residents of the Central Darling Shire can now receive a free vaccination for Japanese Encephalitis virus (JEV). The mosquito borne illness, while rare, is…

  • Fun for funds at Slag Heap

    Fun for funds at Slag Heap

    THE annual Slag Heap Projects fundraiser will bring music and art to Oxide Street this evening, and everyone is invited. Taking a different approach to…

  • Tagging stock discount to conclude

    Tagging stock discount to conclude

    A DISCOUNT program providing a 76 cent reduction on the cost of electronic identification devices for livestock will conclude at the end of the month,…

  • Truck inferno at Manna Hill

    Truck inferno at Manna Hill

    THE Barrier Highway was ablaze last Thursday night when a truck travelling to Adelaide from Broken Hill caught fire outside the Manna Hill Pub. Di…

  • Healthy outlook for projects

    Healthy outlook for projects

    SEVERAL major projects got off the ground at Broken Hill Health Service this year. A recent year in review of the health provider has revealed…

  • New vocational award on offer

    New vocational award on offer

    A NEW award for people undetaking has been created by the region’s freshman Federal MP Known as The Member for Parkes Vocational Student Award, the…

  • Decades on the green

    Decades on the green

    FOR 72 years, keen bowlers from throughout Broken Hill have gathered at the Zinc Bowling Club in the name of competition and community. Founded in…

  • Tackling mesquite and cactus

    Tackling mesquite and cactus

    A MEETING of pastoralists, landholders and government representatives was held last month for a workshop on cactus and mesquite management, highlighting the growing threat of…

  • City shopping in a country town

    City shopping in a country town

    THE 1950s were touted as having “city shopping” come to Broken Hill with department store Benjamin’s making a bid to move in. When City Shopping…

  • In for a wheelie good time

    In for a wheelie good time

    IN December, there will be an all-abilities, inclusive market to recognise International Day of People with Disability. Fostering disability inclusive societies for advancing social progress…

  • What’s on in Broken Hill?

    What’s on in Broken Hill?

    FRIDAY The Workshop The Wellbeing Place, 9.30am Join the team for a free, inclusive workshop where no prior skill is needed. Arts and crafts is…

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