FROM THE MAYORS DESK
I am pleased to deliver the Mayoral report for November 2025, covering a period since our last meeting held in October. Youth Crime and ServicesCouncillor Butler and I were fortunate …
No batmobile required to be part of Bats in Backyard project
Over 443 volunteers have been going batty over ‘The Bats in Backyards project’ and Brewarrina, Bogan and Walgett Shires have now joined the bat boom. Farmers, nature lovers, and families …
A brilliant week on the green for local golfers
Sunday 16 November saw the Gold Medal Playoff, proudly sponsored by Swanny’s Foods. This event is the Grand Final of the Monthly Medal with all the winners from the year …
Another tough round of touch football
It was another great night of touch football on Monday 17 November as the teams turned out for round 5 of the summer touch comp. In one 6pm game, Honda …
Warm up for Walk a Mile
Yoga, weaving and painting are some of the new activities taking place at Smith Park after Coonamble's annual march against gender-based violence on Monday 25 November. Fuel vouchers, yabby traps …
Netballers fire up for round five of summer comp
Local netballers returned to the courts on Wednesday 12 November for round 5 of the Summer Mixed Netball Competition. Current leaders on the ladder, Here for Beer, played Team Who …
Introducing: Henry Evans
Herny Evans is one of the freshest faces manning the front desk at Coonamble Shire Council’s main office. The 29-year-old arrived in the shire around the end of June from …
BARADINE NEWS – By the Yowie
WeatherWell, its been a mixed week in Baradine and promised storms brought only small amounts of rain, although at Goorianawa they received 40mm whereas in town only 2mm was measured …
Grain trailer tips on Tooraweenah Road
A local grain producer lost around 25 tonnes of chickpeas after a near miss between two trucks on the Tooraweenah Road on Wednesday 12 November. The farmer was driving a …