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9:08 AM | THE 16th Nimmitabel Bonfire Shed Concert was a success last Saturday night, with over 200 people travelling from Victoria, Brisbane, Canberra, the Coast, Monaro and even England to enjoy the big bonfire, the abundance of food and the beautiful music.
9:07 AM | THE much loved and well utilised overbridge at the Bombala Railway has been condemned as being unsafe for pedestrian use.
Cleaning up after blaze
9:06 AM | ASBESTOS warning signs were displayed and workers wore protective face masks and overalls as a specialised crew moved in to start cleaning up the old Nolan Auto Parts site last week.
9:05 AM | WHILE some enjoyed a slow start to the day over bacon and eggs, last Sunday morning saw 11 local volunteers knocking on doors in Bombala and Delegate to collect for the Salvation Army’s Red Shield Appeal.
Driver flees after surviving horror crash
9:04 AM | LOOKING at the wreckage, it’s hard to believe that anyone could survive this local accident, but the driver not only survived the horrific crash, they managed to leave the scene before police arrived!
Air ambulances get Wagga healthcare soaring
9:00 AM | WAGGA healthcare was flying high yesterday as the first of five new air ambulances touched down in the city’s airport.
Hams cuts to chase after 44 years
9:00 AM | AFTER 44 years the man behind some of the tastiest T-bones and most succulent snags in Griffith will hang up his apron.
9:00 AM | This year at CCS students from kinder through to year 9 will again be participating in The Premier’s Reading Challenge which encourages and reinforces the importance of reading for pleasure and fun.
8:52 AM | CRYSTALLISED ectasy has been discovered in a house in Sanctuary Point.
8:52 AM | POLICE found an arrow lodged in the wall of Bunnings on Saturday night.
8:51 AM | POLICE from Shoalhaven, Lake Illawarra, Wollongong and Far South Coast local area commands conducted an operation targeting antisocial behaviour and alcohol related crime in the Shoalhaven over the weekend.
8:50 AM | Community rallies to help make young lives better
8:50 AM | RURAL Fire Service and State Emergency Service volunteers will undertake a course that will help them save lives.
8:38 AM | MEMBER for Myall Lakes, Stephen Bromhead yesterday criticised TransGrid’s slow response to his request for further information about the proposed Stroud to Lansdowne 330 kv transmission line and said he is opposed to the project proceeding.
8:37 AM | The Henty community have taken their first step to save the old Henty Hall from demolition with a proposal to turn the building into a lifestyle centre given in-principle support by Greater Hume Shire Council.
Fire consumes council workshop
8:37 AM | Fire engulfed half of Greater Hume Shire Council’s Culcairn workshop on Friday afternoon with an estimated damage bill of $100,000.
My Shout: Zebra's resurrection
8:36 AM | PARISH council members gathered at a secret place to ponder the Catholic Church’s ills.
8:36 AM | In front of a small crowd of dedicated volunteers, the Member for Wagga, Daryl Maguire opened Lockhart Shire Council’s new visitor information centre on Friday.
Premier tosses festival a $5000 caber
8:35 AM | THE Berry Gerringong Rotary Club received a $5000 grant from NSW Premier Barry O’Farrell last Thursday to assist with the Berry Celtic Festival.
Mick honoured for amazing service
8:35 AM | PARKES LIONS CLUB
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