(PHOTO: Mia Nalder, Coonamble Weir) The storm that passed through the district last Thursday 3 December didn't last long but it left a trail of devastation in its wake tearing roofs from buildings, bringing down trees and scattering debris across a wide area. Arriving in Coonamble around 4.30pm, the storm brought raised … [Read More...] about Taken by storm
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Celebrate the end of harvest with Adam Harvey at the Armatree
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Broken windows cost local Parish
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Local story, local faces in a short film with big ambitions
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Western Slopes Pipeline back on the agenda
IMAGE: https://www.apa.com.au/about-apa/our-projects/western-slopes-pipeline/pipeline-route/ AFTER a hiatus of almost two years as they awaited the … [Read More...] about Western Slopes Pipeline back on the agenda
Speaking up for the Castlereagh
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Trainer Danny Williams returns to Coonamble
By KEA BROWNING This year’s Coonamble Gold Cup races were a not-so-minor success for Coonamble-born racehorse trainer Danny Williams. Mr … [Read More...] about Trainer Danny Williams returns to Coonamble
