The Coonamble Times
Your Local Newspaper Serving Coonamble & district since 1885
The recent welcome rainfall has provided some fantastic potential outcomes, especially where extra inputs such as fertilizer, and in particular nitrogen, has been included to help capitalize the potential given …
Photo: The 1st grade defeated Gulgong in a do-or-die faceoff. [Col Boyd Photography] The Coonamble Bears have secured their first semi-final berth in five years after a thrilling 32-16 victory …
On a very cold Tuesday 29 July the lady golfers took to the fairways to play the 4th round of the Ann MacKay Stableford Trophy over 18 holes. The rain …
The Minns Labor Government has confirmed it will cut up to 165 jobs from the only department dedicated to regional NSW. While it says temporary and back room jobs will …
Opening a newly renovated $2 million Police station at Blayney in the central west today (Thursday 31 July) NSW Police and Counter Terrorism Minister Yasmin Catley told the Western Plains …
CatholicCare Wilcannia-Forbes (CCWF) Chief Executive Anne-Marie Mioche says calls to federal Social Service Minister Tanya Plibersek have fallen on deaf ears. ”I don’t hold out much hope,” she told the Western …
Current and former students and staff from Brewarrina Central School are preparing to celebrate 150 years since they opened their doors. It all started on the 18 September 1875, with …
Federal Member for Parkes and newly appointed Assistant Shadow Minister for Agriculture and Resources, Jamie Chaffey, has pledged to be a strong voice for regional Australians in his maiden speech. …
Australian beef producers are concerned about the integrity of Australia’s biosecurity. From Monday 28 July cattle reared in Canada and Mexico but slaughtered in the United States will be allowed …