The Coonamble Times
Your Local Newspaper Serving Coonamble & district since 1885
Carp numbers across northern NSW waterways are again raising alarm, with the invasive fish undermining river health, native species recovery and water quality across the Barwon, Namoi and Gwydir systems. …
It’s been a long road for the region’s opal miners and they’re not quite there yet in the long running battle to gain certainty around the rules governing their operations …
The NSW Valuer General Sally Dale says properties in Brewarrina, Warrumbungle and Warren have jumped in value bucking the trend of a statewide 0.7% increase which some property agents say …
A group of Lightning Ridge and Trangie high school students are among the youngest to achieve a Junior Rangers qualification through a unique partnership being rolled out across the state. …
Ranging from technology improvements to shaded workspaces and new community seating, Baradine is set to benefit from a suite of projects made possible through grant success. Five local organisations have …
WeatherWell, it’s been another week of promised storms and while many in the state got hammered with very strong, almost cyclonic, weather the Baradine district had no rain at all …
The University of New England (ANU) is spruiking their support centre for Aboriginal students in Coonamble as part of their push for more First Nations enrolments in higher education. University …
Coonamble Public School and St Brigid's year six students took a musical approach to the high school transition program on Monday 1 December. Beaming smiles spread across the kids' faces …
Photo: Matt Bootes and Lewis Overall practise their passing while modelling the shirts looking for local business brands. By KELSI DAVIS A couple of Coonamble Police officers are gearing up …