Police have launched an investigation into a suspicious house fire

Roy Butler attended a recent successful feedback session on the revised Wilcannia Weir project

Michelle Milthorpe is taking time out from campaign commitments to be at her father's bedside.

Griffith is poised to significantly bolster its support for women and families escaping violence with the upcoming construction of a new refuge named in honor of Yvonne Wilson, a dedicated advocate for the homeless. Expected to be completed by 2026, this new refuge promises to be a beacon of hope, enabling more women and children in the community to rebuild their lives free from abuse and violence

Far West Mental Health Wellbeing Walk

AgConnex confirms purchase of Carrathool site, with major upgrades planned to support Riverina grain growers.

Successful hazardous material containment mitigates danger

The start of the year has been a whirlwind for Hay Shire Councillor Will Miller, with the first three months of 2025 marked by significant Council activity and community initiatives.

Murrumbidgee Primary Health Network is offering free face-to-face suicide prevention training across the Riverina, including at Hay Services Club on Thursday, May 15.

New polling shows the Liberal Party could gain 2.8% in primary vote by dropping its nuclear policy ahead of Election 2025.

A feature article on Hay local, Laura Zambon's foray into power lifting competitions

The Coalition has pledged $2.19 million to upgrade roads and community infrastructure in Central Darling Shire if elected.

Council warns citrus growers to act fast as invasive Moth Vine spreads across the Griffith region, threatening productivity.

Politicians are making promises—but experts have 5 ideas that could actually solve Australia's housing crisis. Here's what they recommend.

Trumpet of Patriots candidate Petrus Van Der Steen lays out his bold policies on energy, housing, and rural reform for the 2025 election.

Meet Noel Williams, the recently appointed Frontier Services Bush Chaplain, whose life experiences have uniquely prepared him for this vital role.

Artist Heesco’s stunning work is nearing completion in Moulamein, marking the fourth stop on the River Country Art Trail and promising a boost in tourism.

More than 90 migrant workers sponsored for permanent residency at Scalabrini Communities, in a heartfelt celebration of care, resilience and community.

A major $500m sale of the Kooba aggregation will boost Hay’s cotton gin and secure local jobs, with AFF and Stahmann Webster taking over key operations.

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