Nurses healing the Gular health gap
Two Coonamble nurses have taken on new Gulargambone clientele this year, travelling out every fortnight to help meet the needs of the community. Registered nurses Robyn Hull and Alex Bartlett …
Vocational training pays off, new report shows
New data from the latest Jobs and Skills Report has confirmed the growing value of vocational education and training (VET) qualifications, with graduates now earning significantly more and securing stronger …
Taking the guesswork out of charitable giving this Christmas
According to Roy Morgan research, 58 per cent of Australians aged 14+ (about 13.2 million people) donated to charity in the year to June 2025. Research shows that Christmas is …
Reserve grade rugby league switching it up
Rugby league clubs across the region are building pathways for change in the reserve grade competition, and the Coonamble Bears are backing the movement. In 2026 the reserve grade Community …
Ag sector welcomes decision to change Right to Repair rules
Photo: The Federal Government’s decision to unlock the ‘right to repair’ should help keep essential farm machinery running when its needed. [IMAGE: A Hull, Country Heartline] The state’s peak farm …
Wool market report – Market steadies
The wool market steadied this week, with finer MPG movements seeing the Eastern Market Indicator (EMI) close at 1504c/kg, down 10 cents after last week’s 56 cent rise and some …
Lyndy wins last nine
The time has come to say goodbye for another golf season on Wednesday the 26th November.It was finally done and dusted with a last nine hole stroke on the outside. …
A week of mixed bowls
The Championships have all finished for the year with only the fours championships to be played at the beginning of 2026. They will act as a trial for pennant teams. …
THE WISDOM OF THE WEEVIL – Getting in the right position
What great yield results have come out of the 2025 harvest, and on the back of a low rainfall growing season. The key to these results has been the attention …