The Coonamble Times
Your Local Newspaper Serving Coonamble & district since 1885
The extension of the Commonwealth Prac Payment to ten additional health profession students undertaking mandatory practical placements has been widely welcomed by the National Rural Health Alliance and university students …
With this year’s finals matchups already predetermined heading into Saturday’s game, it was all about setting the tone for the Coonamble Rams. And boy did they. An absolute demolishing of …
While NSW Farmers has raised concerns over Syngenta’s exit from the Australian paraquat market, Walgett NSW Farmers chairperson Cameron Rowntree is downplaying the impact, saying growers still have access to …
Walgett Mayor Jasen Ramien has called for a time out on the recently announced feral pig control program pilot. At last week’s NSW Farmers Annual Conference, NSW Minister for Agriculture Tara …
Western Plains residents are being encouraged to take just one minute to register as organ and tissue donors in this DonateLife Week, with health authorities warning registrations are falling despite …
A former shearing shed on the Lightning Ridge Area Opal Reserve will be transformed into an education, arts and environmental research hub after securing a $150,000 NSW Government Crown Lands …
A teenage boy has faced court over weapons and breach of bail offences in Narromine last week. Police officers were conducting proactive patrols in Narromine about 11.20pm on Thursday 23 …
Students studying health courses from Coonamble, Gilgandra and Narromine have received funding to assist with their studies in a collaborative effort from Country Education Foundation (CEF) and Three Rivers Department …
For a century, the Country Women’s Association has been part of life in Condobolin – and while times have changed, the local branch is determined to ensure there are plenty more chapters …
The Country Mayors Association of NSW (CMA) is bracing for battle over the Federal Government’s proposed changes to the Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements (DRFA) which would result in the Government …
Hundreds of people turned out at Warren’s Victoria Park for this year’s GROW Day, with organisers describing the event as the biggest and most successful yet. An estimated 250 to 300 people …
For over 130 years the Cobar Town Hall has stood pride of place at the centre of town, but at Cobar Shire Council’s July meeting last Thursday it was voted …
