A 3-bin system is expected to be introduced in Hay Shire by July 2024 to replace the current weekly single bin collection.

To follow on from their native garden project, Booligal Public School has been exploring Aboriginal culture and the country that connects to the students and their homes; Ngiyampaa Country, with the help of Elder Uncle Roy Kennedy

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Kimberly Grabham, The Riverine Grazier’s cadet journalist is raising funds to support the National Bullying Prevention Week appeal.

The family reunion last month in Hay brought together four generations of Japps, many of whom haven’t seen each other for over 40 years.

Hay celebrated the completion of more than $1 million in community infrastructure and sporting facilities with a recent visit from Deputy Premier and Minister for Regional NSW, Paul Toole to officially open the projects.

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Emma Johnston and Daniel Green win NSW Scout of the Year Awards.

Sam Harrison’s floral spring outfit (above left) caught the eyes of the judges in the 2022 Fashions on the Field on race day. Sam was sashed Hay Jockey Club Lady of the Day with Greta Stonier runner-up. Greta wore a smart outfit in white and gold.

Hay’s Halloween fun - photo gallery

The Riverine Grazier has partnered with Hay RSL Sub Branch to bring the community together in an ANZAC project.

The sun was shining and Hay Skatepark was pumping over the school holidays when local youth were treated to free skate workshops; just before the wet weather set in.

Westpac Bank Hay is amongst over 50 branches across the country that are set for closure.

It will close its doors on Friday, February 24.

Check out our gallery from the annual Father’s Day breakfast at Hay Public School.

Excitement soared at the National Landcare Awards last Wednesday evening when the winner was announced for the 2022 Woolworths Junior Landcare Team Award, with Ivanhoe Central School in NSW taking home the top spot.

Two roses amongst the thorns - Anne Young and Tracey Timms are newcomers to Hay and immediately rolled up their sleeves, donned the gloves and assisted in the annual rose pruning at Bishop’s Lodge Historic House on Saturday.

She was one of the driving forces behind Hay’s dipping concept, supporting local businesses throughout lockdown by running a social media raffle page, and now Chloe Deacon has opened her own retail outlet in Lachlan Street.

Leo Dedini Fitzpatrick has returned to his home town and is the new Youth Worker/Mental Health Worker at Hay Aboriginal Medical Service.

Hay Lions Ladies Day 2022 - photo gallery

Hay Merino Sheep Show celebrates 70th year - photo gallery