WOOL MARKET UPDATE: Merino fall countered by buoyant crossbreds
The Australian wool market has fallen by the barest of margins on each day this week, with the Eastern Market Indicator (EMI) closing two cents lower at 1,197c/kg. With Fremantle …
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END OF FINANCIAL YEAR: Handy tips to maximise your small business tax savings
If you own a small business here’s a list of common tax deductions you may be able to claim. Don't forget that you need to show you are actually 'out-of-pocket', …
Rams girls make a mighty comeback in Walgett
Photo: The Rams girls were all smiles after their first win against Walgett in Walgett. (PHOTO: Helen Rackham) The Coonamble Rams made the trip to Walgett on Friday 13 June …
Undermanned Rams fall short to Walgett
Redemption wasn’t to be for our Rams last Friday night up in Walgett, who fell 68 to 10 on a bitterly cold night for football. The undermanned Coonamble side rocked …
June Showcase patrons contribute to a cause
Photo: Clint, Kyle & Leeza Lundholm with some of the members of the syndicate who bought a share in a Lundholm Racing horse. Danny Keady, Roger Nalder, Dimitee & Rory …
Council’s youth accommodation will serve vulnerable young adults
Photo: A house built with the U Panel wall system that will be used to construct accommodation for young people in Coonamble and Gulargambone. IMAGE: Coonamble Shire Council. A shire …
Hello Coonamble!
Photo: On the hunt for stories: veteran broadcaster Michael Cathcart and playwright Hannie Rayson outside the GrainCorp silo on Railway Street. A community choir is forming and life writing workshops …
‘No time’ is no excuse: a message from Men’s Health Week
It is estimated 50 men a day die from preventable causes. Last week, 9 June to 15 June, was International Men’s Health Week and Rural Doctors Association of Australia’s Dr …
K&H Glover: A half century of service
Coonamble was a very different place when Keith (21) and Helen Glover arrived in 1961 from Sydney. "It was a thriving sheep town," said Keith. "There was no wheat and …