Baradine News: 24 June 2026
WeatherWell, it’s been another mild week for the third week of winter. With the winter solstice and the shortest day on Sunday 21 June, we will now start to see …
A win for farmers after tax change
The National Farmer’s Federation is clapping loudly following news of the Federal Government’s decision to expand access to a key Capital Gains Tax (CGT) concession, saying it is a huge …
Choir brings Western Plains schools together in Baradine
On June 16th, 2026, eight enthusiastic girls from Coonamble Public School travelled to Baradine for a memorable choir event - “Voices of the Western Plains”. They joined students from several …
Farewells and rivalries at Gulargambone Preschool
This week we have been having fun with the go kart, scales in the sandpit, playdough, monster trucks, flower stamping and animal dress ups. Sport’s greatest rivalry came to Gular …
School spirit shines at St Brigid’s Athletics Carnival
Last week, our school community came together for the annual 2026 Athletics Carnival, enjoying a fantastic day filled with sunshine, friendly competition, teamwork, and outstanding sportsmanship. The carnival commenced with …
Liam Bowling makes state cross country
Liam Bowling has trained all year for cross country by running laps around his hometown Baradine, and now his hard work is paying off. Twelve year old Liam was chosen …
Bowlers return to a new green
Three weeks of no bowls seemed a longtime for bowlers to be unable to play. This was due to the synthetic green being totally renovated. The carpet was rolled up …
Tracy wins round 4
What a difference a week of rain makes. Instead of dust the fairways are grass. Remarkable how water soaks in so quick when it has been dry for so long. …
Nothing mythical about the Unicorns
The Coonabarabran Unicorns showed the rest of the Christie and Hood Castlereagh League clubs that there is nothing mythical about their 2026 campaign when they beat archrivals, the Coonamble Bears, …