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Councillor’s legacy to be honoured
BROKEN Hill City Council will look to hang a portrait of the late Cr Dave Gallagher in chambers and place a bench outside of it…
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State gives money for housing plans
MORE than $156,000 will go towards the Central Darling Shire Local Housing Strategy. Almost 6,500 homes are set to be fast-tracked in Barwon following a…
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Permanent power restored tonight
THE Far West Region’s permanent primary power supply will be returned tonight (Friday) after almost six months of relying on temporary towers installed by energy…
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Brigade to host open day
THE biggest event on local firefighters’ calendar is happening on Saturday. The Fire Station Open Day is happening from 10am to 2pm Saturday (May 10)…
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Wide desert listening
FRIDAY night will see the Civic Centre host an internationally acclaimed music ensemble as part of the Sufi Festival. Farhan Shah and Sufi Oz will…
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Inquiry into outage to be released soon
THE Inquiry into the electricity outages affecting Far West New South Wales in October last year is expected to release their findings later this month,…
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Great cakes made for mum
DON’T worry if you haven’t got a gift for that special mum in your life – the Cake Decorators and Friends have you covered. Their…
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Cash to land at White Cliffs
THE New South Wales Government has announced millions of dollars for an aristrip at White Cliffs. Revealed on Thursday, $5.76 million has been set aside…
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Tea to honour late CWA president
THE Broken Hill Country Women’s Association (CWA) is holding a morning tea ‘Cuppa for Kathy’ in memoriam of its late President Kathy Reid who passed…
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Remote towns on the buses
A BUS service has hit the road in remote and regional NSW creating a network between towns and communities. The bus service, that began this…
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Call to sign up for class action
AN accountancy firm is encouraging locals who have had superannuation with AMP to sign up for the class action. Christie Brown, principal accountant of Christie…
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Push to return to Western Division Councils
THE Western Division Councils of NSW may look at changing the organisation’s constitution to allow non-financial members, like Broken Hill City Council, to join. Due…
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