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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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What’s on in Broken Hill?
FRIDAY Welcome Table Junction Hotel, 4.30-6pm Welcome Table invites all who have recently relocated to Broken Hill for a meet and greet at the Junction…
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Gems offer fails to dazzle council
AN offer to buy a mineral collection has been rejected by Broken Hill City Council. Council had been offered the collection for $4000. A Council…
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Waste 2 Art prize open for entries
NOW in its third year, the Waste 2 Art prize, which sees local makers create art from 100 per cent waste materials, has opened registration…
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Managing events made easier
BROKEN Hill City Council has adopted its Event Management Policy. At the Council Meeting held in December 2024, Council resolved that the Draft Event Management…
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Folk musician to play the Old Brewery
AUSTRALIAN folk, rock and blues musician Kim Churchill will take to the stage at The Old Brewery on Buck Street on Thursday evening as part…
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Childcare centre needs supervisor
SILVERLEA Early Childhood Services are looking to secure a partnership to help save the childcare centre. In correspondence sent to parents at the end of…
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Parking problems cause tensions to rise
LOCAL business owner Gary Werch has begun a petition calling on the Broken Hill City Council to re-evaluate Oxide Street’s parking arrangements due to a…
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Pool funds aim to make a splash
BROKEN Hill City Council has approved the allocation of $102,000 in funds held by YMCA New South Wales as part of a profit share agreement…
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