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In further police news, between 11:30 Saturday night and 7:30 Sunday morning a break and enter was committed at a residence in Museum Street, Tingha. The offender/s stole the occupants motor vehicle, a white 2020 Kia station wagon with police asking for the public’s...
Inverell trainer Todd Payne had his most successful day ever on local tracks leading in 4 winners on the Bundarra 6 race programme. The PAYNE stable started the day with DESERT COUGAR, followed up with TWENTY FOUR GUNS, winning the Cup with SHAMEDY and finishing the...
The Koori Knockout will be played in Tamworth over the long weekend, kicking off today A record 170 teams will be partaking in the event which is into its 53rd year. NRL Stars Josh Addo-Carr, Jayden Campbell, Dame Gagai and Cody Walker will be playing alongside local...
The Inverell Saints will complete their 2025 season with the Presentation Night at the Inverell RSM Club tomorrow evening. The Saints won premierships in the U12’s, U14’s and Women’s competitions but just missed the clean sweep with the Men going down to the Swans in...
Member for Northern Tablelands Brendan Moylan has again criticised EnergyCo for their lack of proper consultation following their plan to re-route the transmission corridor from Bayswater to Walcha. At 6am on Thursday morning, EnergyCo announced a new...
Red tape preventing the use of Farm Fire Units (FFUs) has been reduced ahead of the state’s bushfire season. On Wednesday the NSW Government launched a conditional registration scheme to enable typically unregistered FFUs to be used legally and under the protection of...
This coming October Labour Day long weekend marks the start of the NSW trout fishing season with tens of thousands of anglers expected to experience the thrill of this well-loved freshwater sportfishing in New South Wale’s scenic alpine and high-country waterways. The...
For the first time in six years horse racing returns to Bundarra tomorrow. The traditional October long weekend event was last held in 2019 and then fell victim to Covid, washouts and track issues, but is being revitalised with a new committee spending many weeks...
The October long weekend is also a reminder to residents that daylight saving commences in NSW on Sunday. Daylight savings officially kicks off at 2am Sunday and all clocks are to go forward 1 hour. The practice of advancing clocks an hour is to make better use of the...