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Former NSW Nationals Senator John Williams says he feels betrayed by New England MP Barnaby Joyce after he decided to quit the party last week. Speaking to STA FM last week, Mr Williams says he had supported Mr Joyce by assisting him to become the leader in the Senate...
A local pharmacist is celebrating a special milestone today as they reach 30 years of serving the Inverell and district. Brendan Campbell purchased Pat O'Brien's share of Mitchell, O'Brien & O'Meara on this day in 1995 and went into partnership with D'Arcy...
Inverell-trained SHUT EYE has won the PORT OF BRISBANE CUP run at Goondiwindi. Trained by Wayne Oakenfull and ridden by Chris Taylor, SHUT EYE was resuming from a 5 months spell but careered away in the straight to win by almost two lengths. Inverell jockey Scott...
Former Inverell Saints women’s premiership captain Jamie Pay has been installed as the first female President of the Inverell Saints Football Club following their Annual General Meeting on Saturday at the Inverell RSM Club. Ms Pay was elected unopposed to the position...
A man has died after a single vehicle crash in the state’s north. Shortly after 9pm on Saturday (29 November 2025), emergency services responded to reports a vehicle roll over on the Carnavon Highway approximately 10km north of Moree. The driver – a 32-year-old man –...
STA FM has held a successful Annual General Meeting on Saturday with new leadership taking the reins. Announcer Louis Ramos was elected unopposed as the new President, with Dougal Cowperthwaite assuming the Vice president role. Treasurer is Ashleigh Hurley while Mal...
Glen Innes have inflicted Staggy Creek’s first loss of the season with a 5 wicket win at King George Oval on Saturday in Round 7 action of the Inverell Cricket competition. Batting first, Staggy amassed 6/143 from their 40 overs with Jackson Binne top scoring with 57...
From 1 December, identification numbers for dog breeders and caps on the number of litters dogs can have, will become mandatory as part of a Minns Labor Government crackdown on unethical dog breeding practices. These changes, part of the Government’s plans...
Round 7 action in the Inverell Cricket competition is headlined by the top of the table clash between Glen Innes and Staggy Creek at King George Oval tomorrow. Glen Innes will go in confident of a good performance as they try to inflict Staggy’s first loss of the...