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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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Breakfast with the big man
SANTA’S first stop before Christmas will be with the Y’s Men’s Club to have breakfast with the children of Broken Hill. The Broken Hill Y’s…
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Expansion taking shape
BUSY Kids Child Care’s major expansion is well underway, with the new build set to double the centre’s capacity. Once the works at the Baggot…
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Troubled Perilya
A FORMER long-term Perilya employee has alleged that they raised concerns for years about lead exposure risks at the Broken Hill mine, but say their…
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Spending to become public
MAYORAL credit cards spending will be made public after a question went to council about spending. The current Broken Hill City Council Mayor Cr Tom…
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Deck the halls with homemade goods
HOMEMADE goodies and crafts as a Christmas present always hit the spot. Thanks to the Broken Hill Cake Decorators and Friends, locals will have access…
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Slag Heap turns up volume
LOCAL arts space Slag Heap Projects will host local and travelling performers for an immersive live music event next Friday, to raise funds for the…
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New home for legal centre
THE Mallee Family Care Community Legal Centre this week relocated to a new premises, now operating from the ground floor of 32 Sulphide Street in…
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Grave concerns
A FORMER resident has brought forward concerns about the old Catholic/Methodist section of the Broken Hill cemetery. Jim Champion has spent a lot of time…
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Bulk-billing and extended hours for healthcare
ALL standard GP appointments at Broken Hill GP Super Clinic and South Medical Centre will now be fully bulk-billed for patients, including private patients, thanks…
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Internet upgrade for Wilcannia
MORE than 300 homes and businesses will soon have access to the National Broadband Network’s, or NBN’s, fixed wireless service as part of the Regional…
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Teenage band a ‘scream’
FOR the third-year running, a local band, made up for four Year 10 students, will be travelling to perform in front of thousands. Scream Street…
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