Cattle sale reels in the numbers
Around 2800 cattle packed the pens on Wednesday 19 November for one of Coonamble's biggest prime cattle sales in a decade. The saleyards on Railway Street drew a couple of …
IN THE PADDOCK WITH DR JILL: CRISPY GRASS
Crispy is the only word to describe the current pasture situation. There have been patchy storms throughout the year, and north of town got more rain earlier in the year …
Another great week of mixed bowls
Sunday Morning BowlsOn Sunday, 23 November early morning bowls began at 9 am. The reason being is to enjoy the bowls and not the heat. Twelve ends will get us …
OVINE BOVINE GRAPEVINE
Well, summer is finally apon us! 40+ degrees as I pick up the pen for this edition… While we are seeing continued dry conditions across much of the local area …
Sue & Allan 2025 Singles Champions
Last Sunday, the 23 November the Men and Women finalists arrived for their showdown of the 2025 Singles Championships to determine who would be the ultimate Club Champions. The games …
Scammers love Black Friday sales
Black Friday sales are right around the corner but online shoppers should be wary of sneaky scammers during the bargain frenzy. One wrong click and your bank account could be …
Proposal could make it easier to prosecute 10-13-year-olds
NSW premier Chris Minns says his government will push to make it easier to hold 10-13-year-olds criminally responsible after they tabled changes to youth crime laws in Parliament on Tuesday …
She’s a Pearl: young Cobar volunteer vies for state title
17-year-old Pearl Blackburn of Cobar will join over 300 people in Sydney on 4 December at the 2025 NSW Volunteer of the Year Awards as she vies for the prestigious …
Travel smarter with new smart signs for western NSW
Member for Barwon Roy Butler is applauding the recent news from NSW Government on the activation of 13 new smart road signs aiming to make travel through western and outback …