The Coonamble Times
Your Local Newspaper Serving Coonamble & district since 1885
Record-breaking global export demand might be driving a regional market shift in the Far West goat market, moving the local industry from opportunistic wild rangeland harvesting and increasingly toward managed …
Following Coonamble’s Bush Summit on Monday 15 and Tuesday 16 June, local clinical psychologist Stephanie Ryan said it is important for professionals and parents to look deeper into childhood behaviour. …
The breast cancer screening van circled back to Coonamble’s Smith Park on Wednesday 17 June, providing free scans for women over 40 years old. NSW Greater Western BreastScreen Manager Deon …
The Eleanor Bryant Bush Summit has left the Coonamble community with a lasting impression, with parents and institutions already implementing their new knowledge. The Summit, on Monday 15 and Tuesday …
A persistent pigeon problem at a Coonamble property is proving both frustrating and expensive for a local housing provider, prompting calls for a broader solution to the growing bird population …
Music is bringing students together from across the Western Plains. Voices of the Western Plains students joined forces in Baradine last week for a memorable mass choir performance that connects …
Transport for NSW says a planned upgrade to the intersection of the Castlereagh Highway and Warren Road will improve safety for motorists following concerns raised by Coonamble Shire Council. The …
As the cold starts to bite the local fire brigade is warning locals to keep an eye on electric heaters and smoke alarms. Although Coonamble's Fire and Rescue Captain Andrew …
Emergency services were called to Gulargambone Road, Bourbah, around 6pm on Friday 19 June after a ute rollover trapped two passengers inside the vehicle. Coonamble State Emergency Service (SES)Commander John …
When Ranjana Adhikari left Nepal nearly a decade ago to pursue her dream of becoming an internationally qualified nurse, she never imagined she would one day call Coonamble home. Now, …
A proposal to redirect almost $800,000 from other planned council projects to the Coonamble Artesian Bore Baths project has been defeated at Coonamble Shire Council. Councillor Paul Wheelhouse brought forward …
Coonamble could soon become home to north-western NSW’s first automated Return and Earn depot, with councillors hearing the proposal at last week’s council meeting. Council’s Manager of Waste, Recycle and …
