The Coonamble Times
Your Local Newspaper Serving Coonamble & district since 1885
As reported in the Coonamble Times 17 December edition, alcohol ignition interlock requirements are placing significant travel and cost burdens on drivers in remote parts of the state, despite assurances …
Two years since she began her studies, Coonamble's Lauren Lane is among the first cohort of graduates to lead the classroom under a state-wide program creating home-grown teachers. The Grow …
Everybody relates to the '80s - at least according to disability worker Karen Churchill. She's manning the DJ set at Coonamble Bowling Club for a 1980s-themed disco and karaoke lunch …
We are now into February and the heat is not letting up. With the wind swirling from all directions and the green only running around 16 seconds the bowlers went …
by LIZ CUTTS A lifetime of quiet dedication and skilled leadership was formally recognised on Australia Day when Baradine’s volunteer manager of the Camp Cypress Holiday Camp was honoured with …
Photo: Don Walton won the Stableford on Sunday with Paul Leonard nearest to the pin (Photo Baradine Golf Club). WeatherWell, we are into February now and it was another hot …
G’day folks,For most people the summer break is over, kids will soon all be back at school and the new year is well underway. We have had some hot days …
As families prepare for the return to school in coming days, new national research shows Term 1 is shaping up as one of the most stressful times of the year …
Coonamble Bears president Paul Wheelhouse says the feeling is “pretty good” in the camp as training began in January ahead of the 2026 season. Paul said the 1st grade side …
Photo: The Old Fellas came out on top on Sunday 1 February; Dennis Wrigley, Mick Williams, Ricky Looten, Ray Pickering and Matt Lane. Sunday 1 February was the Golf Clubs …
This week we had some blistering hot weather but thank goodness we had some strong winds and the shade of a large tree near the side of the green to …
A local property owner says he is "disappointed" after he discovered a wombat dead on the Pilliga Road about 50 kilometres from Coonamble. The owner, who asked to remain anonymous, …
