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  • Flora cut down by scorching heat

    Flora cut down by scorching heat

    THE January heatwave was especially brutal for anyone battling to keep plants and gardens green and healthy. The struggle was felt at the highest level,…

  • Songs and stories to make return

    Songs and stories to make return

    NORTHERN-England based Australian singer-songwriter Emaline Delapaix will visit Broken Hill next month to perform a show and reconnect with her ties to the region. Delapaix…

  • The Canadian bar named after us

    The Canadian bar named after us

    IF you’re ever in the Canadian province of British Columbia, a little piece of home is not too far away. Just find your way to…

  • Brothers in Art returns

    Brothers in Art returns

    THE now annual Brothers in Art Exhibition will be celebrated at The Shed Gallery next month, marking the second year it displays art made by…

  • Paid residencies for artist

    Paid residencies for artist

    A NEW paid residency program for creatives across the central, far west and north west of New South Wales will offer residency opportunities to encourage…

  • Marking 20 years since the loss of Pro

    Marking 20 years since the loss of Pro

    A GROUP set up to advise the Broken Hill City Art Gallery has been considering a number of events and programs aimed at commemorating iconic…

  • Familiar face returns home for art

    Familiar face returns home for art

    A FAMILIAR face around town, Ngiyampaa man Anthony Hayward recently returned home to Broken Hill to work with Aboriginal artists to share their work with…

  • Upgrades planned for remote uni campus

    Upgrades planned for remote uni campus

    A CAMPUS of Federation University in a remote corner of New South Wales is about to get an overhaul. Known as Nanya Research Station, the…

  • Bowls club makes donation

    Bowls club makes donation

    THE Broken Hill Mixed Indoor Bowls Club have made a donation to the Southern Cross Care St. Anne’s Nursing Home, or St Anne’s, gifting a…

  • Firefighter reduction sparks anger

    Firefighter reduction sparks anger

    A PROPOSAL proposal to reduce minimum firefighter numbers on trucks from four to two has left firies confused and angry. During sitting of Parliament last…

  • What’s On in Broken Hill

    What’s On in Broken Hill

    FRIDAY The Workshop 343 Blende Street, 9.30am Come to the Royal Flying Doctor Service Broken Hill Wellbeing Place for a free variety of craft and…

  • Pressure grows for water inquiry

    Pressure grows for water inquiry

    THE New South Wales Government has backed calls by an independent member of State Parliament for a royal commission into water management. Member for Murray,…

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