Lessons for all ages during Rural Road Safety Month
Lachlan Shire Road Safety Officer Melanie Suitor is calling on all road users to ‘Join the Journey’ this August as Rural Road Safety Month gets underway. Rural Road Safety Month …
Sally’s stint at the Times
After a whirlwind three weeks as Coonamble Times reporter Sally Altus has put away the camera and headed back to finish her first year at Newcastle University. She stepped into …
RSL project secures local military history
Baradine's military heritage has been given a secure home. A successful grant secured by the Baradine RSL Sub-Branch last year has now been fully expended, with new display cabinets installed …
More Aussie artists coming to Cowchella
Meet the final acts in our introductions of the artists who’ll be taking the stage during Coonamble’s first Cowchella festival. Barrel Dawg:Blending mountain music, blues, roots and a touch of …
Lachlan is an educator with influence
At age 28 Lachlan Barrett has been named one of the Most Influential Educators 2026 by a prestigious national educational magazine and news website, The Educator. When the news broke …
Get ready to run the rainbow Coonamble
Get ready to run, walk, and laugh your way through this year's Colour Run. Held this coming Father's Day on Sunday 6 September at the Coonamble Golf Club, it's sure …
Kobi Murray continues Pop’s legacy
Following in his Pop's footsteps, young Kobi Murray was sworn into the Australian Army on the morning of Tuesday 4 August in Sydney. Proud father, Barry Murray, and relatives including …
Reconnecting with TAFE
A small handful of people went along to Coonamble TAFE Campus last Thursday 6 August, taking up an invitation to share their perspectives and influence what comes next for TAFE …
National recognition for local employment program
An innovative employment initiative designed to foster a home-grown workforce is taking Coonamble Shire Council to the national stage on 25 August as a finalist in the National Employment Services …