The Coonamble Times
Your Local Newspaper Serving Coonamble & district since 1885
A Warrumbungle Council spokesperson says a significant enforcement action was carried out in Coonabarabran following a protracted investigation into reports of the ongoing supply of illegal and prohibited tobacco products …
People in the Coonamble area are being encouraged to consider a hands on career close to home in the energy industry, with the local depot currently recruiting for two apprentice …
While oat, almond and soy milks have become increasingly common on café menus and in supermarket trolleys, it appears country coffee drinkers are still sticking with the real thing. And, …
June 2026 brought a classic start to winter for Coonamble, with crisp mornings, mild afternoons and generally dry conditions across the district. Temperatures remained close to the region's long-term averages, …
Coonamble regional art trail's muralist has landed in town, and the painter wasted no time getting started on the Smith Park toilet block artwork. He picked up his brush and …
A structural engineer has found both the Coonamble Museum and the adjoining stables are safe to use, despite concerns about leaning walls and ongoing drainage issues. Coonamble Shire Council Economic …
Most New York City tourists walk the streets, board the subway, or hail a yellow cab to see the sights the 'big apple' has to offer. This was not the …
Cant Bros Hardware was formed in 1963 by the Cant brothers Frank SNR and brother Allan. Cant bros on Castlereagh Street operated until the building experienced a fire in 1977, …
Coonamble Shire Mayor Dan Keady says ageing public pools are becoming a growing concern for councils across western NSW, with many facilities built decades ago now approaching the end of …