The Coonamble Times
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The head of a major anti-invasive species company has warned floods and extreme weather could create weed highways. Centre for Invasive Species Solutions CEO Andreas Glanznig told the Western Plains App that …
A suite of new regulations from the NSW Government is aimed at reducing harm caused by pokies machines. Local clubs, however, wonder if the new requirements is suited to the …
PHOTO: Quambone Public School Principal Narelle Stacey and early childhood educator Abby Sinclair. The Quambone district is about to open their first-ever preschool. Quambone Public School is expanding, with their …
In the three years since the COVID-19 pandemic, school attendance numbers have just begun to make their way back to normal. Statistics made available through the 'My School' database, shows …
PHOTO: All Aboard! Koonambil residents enjoyed a scenic bus ride to Quambone, reminiscing and sharing memories during the trip. The fun factor is ramping up at Koonambil Aged Care, even …
The upcoming year’s Federal Budget is due to be released in May, but $5 billion seems to be the magic number when it comes to fixing freight passages. The Australian …
While GPs in the Western Plains might be few and far between, access to bulk billed appointments in rural and remote Australia is the highest across Australia. The success of …
Cardiovascular disease deaths are in west and far west NSW far outnumber those in the city, a familiar statistic that echoes the health divide between city and country. This RedFeb, …
by LIAM MULHALL It’s full steam ahead over at the Coonamble sportsground with preparations well underway for the upcoming winter sport season. A list of works including a new oval …