The Coonamble Times
Your Local Newspaper Serving Coonamble & district since 1885
Coonamble Shire is formulating a draft program of action-packed youth activities after NSW Premier Chris Minns committed up to $80,000 to help keep kids busy over the Summer holidays. So …
Visitors were in for an eye opener at Castlereagh Industries when the disability employer held their open day on Tuesday 18 November. Twenty-four people joined the morning tours through the …
Lightning struck again for Toby Jones as his envelope was drawn for the second year in a row as one of the latest winners of the Coonamble Chamber of Commerce …
Photo: Guest speakers; Andrew Krause, Brooke Watts, Kaitie Nash, Bede Young, Anthony Kiem and Gabrielle Schultz. Specialists from across the state travelled to Baradine last Thursday 20 November to share …
The federal government has shelved a proposal to reduce default speed limits on roads with no specific signposted speed. Federal transport minister Catherine King said on Friday 21 November that …
NSW premier Chris Minns says his government will push to make it easier to hold 10-13-year-olds criminally responsible following a set of changes to youth crime tabled in Parliament on …
Coonamble's SES unit is a step closer to performing land rescues again after their new specialist truck arrived on Tuesday 18 November. The heavy vehicle carries more rescue gear than …
Over 50 people turned out to the Coonamble Bowling Club on 20 November to celebrate a year of student achievement for Indigenous girls at the local National Aboriginal Sporting Chance …
The developers of Coonamble's River Road solar farm now hope to begin construction in early 2026 after state government approvals took longer than expected. Building had been planned to begin …