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  • All hands on deck as house fires burn

    All hands on deck as house fires burn

    LOCAL fire and rescue teams were stretched to capacity on Thursday as two houses burnt while a scrub fire raged. Station Officer Craig Burke attended…

  • Murray-Darling Basin Plan under review

    Murray-Darling Basin Plan under review

    ON their website, the Murray-Darling Basin Authority say that for the past 13 years the group has “worked towards ensuring a healthy working Murray-Darling Basin”.…

  • Groups line up for input on plan

    Groups line up for input on plan

    SPECIAL interest, stakeholder, and lobby groups are lining up to have their say on the Murray-Darling Basin Authority’s review of it’s Basin Plan. Here’s what…

  • From Broken Hill to radios around the world

    From Broken Hill to radios around the world

    A YOUTH spent in Broken Hill has inspired the music of self-taught multi-instrumentalist and songwriter Riles Nicholas, who releases music under the name Hidden Mirage.…

  • Art after school

    Art after school

    A NEW afterschool arts program for kids will begin this school semester, with the Broken Hill Art Exchange offering classes in the Kitchen Gallery behind…

  • Local artist takes on Tokyo

    Local artist takes on Tokyo

    A BROKEN Hill tote bag featured in a film clip by a Japanese pop, R and B and jazz artist, Fujii Kaze, set the wheels…

  • Man killed in Broken Hill car crash

    Man killed in Broken Hill car crash

    A man, aged in his 50s, has passed away after a single-vehicle crash on Beryl Street in Broken Hill this morning. About 5.30am, Saturday 7…

  • State financial lifeline for council

    State financial lifeline for council

    CENTRAL Darling Shire faces financial sustainability risks, according to a recent report from the New South Wales Auditor General, but a circuit breaker from the…

  • School’s back, so slow down!

    School’s back, so slow down!

    SCHOOLS in New South Wales will return on 9 February, and along with them the 40 kilometre per hour speed limit in school zones that…

  • Famous eye doc warns diabetes is blinding people

    Famous eye doc warns diabetes is blinding people

    RENOWNED eye surgeon and 2020 Australian of the Year Dr James Muecke has returned to Broken Hill with a stark warning; type 2 diabetes is…

  • Town tees up to support Huxley

    Town tees up to support Huxley

    BROKEN Hill is continuing to rally around one-year-old Huxley Maguire, who is living with the rare genetic condition known as Angelman’s Syndrome. Typically those with…

  • School to make new year return

    School to make new year return

    IT’S that time of year. Come Monday morning, parents will breathe a quiet sigh of relief and get the kids in the car ahead of…

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