Wayilwan songs revived at Warraan Widji Arts
When proud Ngarrindjeri and Wayilwan man Peter Mackay first enrolled in a TAFE language course in Warren, he did not know it would grow into a community movement, culminating in local …
Memories ‘flooding back’? Let Warren Council know!
Warren Shire Council is asking residents to share their flood memories, photos and drainage observations to help shape the Warren Flood Study, which is now underway. The study is being …
Local RSLs continue their work despite state board resignations
The NSW Government has confirmed that RSL NSW President Mick Bainbridge and directors Paul James, Phillip Chin, and Dr Charles New OAM resigned from the state board on Thursday, 9 …
Strong access to mental health matters
Some patients in rural and remote areas have limited access to psychologists and psychiatrists, and unfortunately, stigma persists around mental health care with some people reluctant to be seen in …
Gil preschool wins national award
Gilgandra Preschool stood out from hundreds of services across Australia to win at the HESTA Early Childhood Education and Care Awards on Friday 3 October. A “shocked” preschool director Kristy …
FROM THE MAYOR’S DESK
I am pleased to deliver the Mayoral report for October 2025, covering a period since our last our last meeting held in September. Coonamble Gold CupI was delighted to attend …
Local groups welcome Council donations
Councillors have approved $14,000 for local non-profit group activities under the latest round of Council donations. Six groups including the Neighbourhood Centre, Castlereagh Landcare and St Barnabas Anglican Parish received …
BARADINE NEWS – By the Yowie
WeatherWell, its been a hot and sunny week with a bit of rainfall during the week but the hot days soon dried that up.School goes back this week and harvest …
Introducing: Joy Pejo
Recently arrived after an 18-month stint in Sydney, Joy Pejo is one of the latest carers to join the team at Koonambil Aged Care. The 30-year-old and her partner Rheygee …