Community
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Village goes pink
THE annual Devonshire Afternoon Tea Fundraiser for the Broken Hill Breast Cancer Support Group, has been held by the Eureka Shorty O’Neil Village. The event…
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Debutantes in step at ball
SIX debutantes and their partners had a wonderful time at the City Council’s Civic Ball last Friday night. Summa Bleakley and Tyler Green, Nevaeh Bates…
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White wins for Wenty work
JAN White is a name that many around Wentworth know for her volunteer work, and recently her efforts were formally recognised. The volunteering veteran was…
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Rally fuels funds for cancer fight
A CONVOY of 500 people in more than 200 cars each worth less than $1500 travelled through Broken Hill last Sunday. Raising funds for cancer…
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Premier: ‘Lessons to be learned’
NEW South Wales Premier Chris Minns has visited Broken Hill to discuss the energy crisis, and explain newly announced funding and the establishment of an…
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Wilcannia’s youth shine bright at Encouraging Dreams fashion parade
WILCANNIA Safe House hosted their annual fashion parade with the theme “Encouraging Dreams” at the community hall last month, in an effort to break the…
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Who are we? We’re here for you
WELCOME to the first edition of the Broken Hill Times, we’d like to thank you for reading and your support. We’re confident we’ll show you…
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Community steps up to the plate
AS Broken Hill sweltered through 34-degree temperatures without power on Tuesday, the local community banded together to provide food, shelter and support throughout the town.…
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Power crisis – where we’re at 12pm Tuesday
BROKEN Hill remained without power as of Tuesday morning after the sole diesel generator powering the town since a powerline collapse overheated at 5pm on…
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Busy year so far for CWA
MEMBERS of the local Country Women’s Association, which celebrated its 100-year anniversary last year and has been a pillar of the Broken Hill community for…
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