Arts & Entertainment
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Road upgrades for Central Darling
CENTRAL Darling Shire will see upgraded roads thanks to $7 million in infrastructure funding. Through the Safer Roads and Infrastructure Program, roads and bridges will…
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Marnpi brings culture to Oxide Street
THE inaugural Marnpi Festival took over Oxide Street on Saturday afternoon, with live music by Nancy Bates, free bush tucker, and the opening of two…
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Homestead destroyed in fire
THE homestead on Mundi Mundi Station has been lost to fire after it went up in flames on Monday. Broken Hill firefighters and the Rural…
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Mutawintji Cultural Festival goes ahead
AFTER potential for a washout cancelling the event, Mutawintji Cultural Festival organiser Leroy Johnson has confirmed the roads have now dried up and the event…
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Alcohol ban lifted for Beyond the Dust festival
A PORTION of the CBD’s Alcohol-Free Zone will be lifted during the Beyond the Dust festival in September. Broken Hill City Council received a request…
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Development org gets new chair
A NEW chair has been appointed of Regional Development Australia Far West, after the passing of the long-term head Dave Gallagher earlier in the year.…
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A bird can’t help but fly home
LOCAL musician Aimee Volkofsky will release her new EP, A bird can’t help but fly home, on Thursday, in the company of talented special guests…
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Photo prize worth a shot
AMATEUR photographers are encouraged to enter the Life and Light Photography Competition, an annual prize curated by Western Landcare NSW. The competition is open to…
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Bushys mine is a town gem
TUCKED away on the edge of Broken Hill, on the extreme west of Allendale Street, is White’s Mineral and Mining Museum, a rustic wonderland to…
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Nurturing the Outback mindset
LIFE in Broken Hill has always been tough, with the isolation, unforgiving climate and work opportunities that ebb and flow. Some leave for greener pastures,…
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Actors wanted, no talent required
HE was billed as “Man in Cap”, an extra with no speaking lines who darted across the screen in the 1980 film, The First Deadly…
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Trades training backed as TAFE office jobs under threat
NO TAFE teaching positions will be cut in the city, but other staffing roles may not be safe. This comes after TAFE NSW announced 100…
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