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Familiar faces lead innovation
Familiar names head up an innovative push to incorporate biofertiliser, biocontrol and biostimulant products for agricultural purposes.
Ben Barlow, former owner of “Ulonga”, on the One Tree plain, is now the Managing Director of New Edge Microbials, and with a 20-year history of success behind the business, NEM now holds a 45 per cent market share across Australia.
River to peak at 9.2 metres today
The river at Hay is expected to peak today at 9.2m with further peaks anticipated in coming weeks.
The peak in 2012 was 8.99m.
Rainfall brings record breaking October
La Nina is set to end in February, according to the senior meteorologist at the Bureau of Meteorology (BoM), after a record-breaking October in many parts of the eastern states.
Grazier and RSL call for ANZAC volunteers
The Riverine Grazier has partnered with Hay RSL Sub Branch to bring the community together in an ANZAC project.
Flood peak passes but Hay remains vigilant
The Murrumbidgee River at Hay peaked at 8.68 metres on Friday and is currently falling, while the Lachlan River reached 3.22 last Thursday. Both rivers failed to meet the Bureau of Meteorology (BoM) revised predictions.
Booligal not fazed by flood
A visit to the village of Booligal last week is a lesson in calm resilience, as townspeople and landholders alike resolutely go about their business, as the Lachlan River continues to rise around them.
Hay well prepared for a flood event
Our town is surrounded by floods and road closures as wet weather and rising rivers across the region dominate the news, but Hay is well prepared, according to Hay Shire Council General Manager David Webb.
Hunters reduce feral numbers and boost economy, according to APDHA
According to a recently released study by the Australian Pig Doggers and Hunters Association (APDHA), recreational hunters could be removing more than 11,000 feral pigs weekly from the agricultural and natural environment across NSW.
Little support for Deputy Mayor’s view on dealing with abandoned dogs
Deputy Mayor Lionel Garner received little support when he mentioned there was an “easier” way to solve Hay’s problem with abandoned dogs.
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The grand Dame of Pine Street turns 100
Her Excellency, Mrs Linda Hurley officially unveiled the centenary plaque at Hay’s Riverina Women’s Club on Saturday.
Wildfire jets off to America - Avenpart exports another locally bred Kelpie to the USA
Locally bred Avenpart Wildfire, at 12 weeks old, is jet setting across the globe, landing in Los Angeles, USA to meet her devoted new owners, and then off to Virginia.
Skaters taken to the next level in popular TOTEM workshop
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.
Rare native plant discovered on TSR
A population of rare native yam daisies has been discovered on a travelling stock reserve (TSR) near Hay, with work underway from Riverina Local Land Services to protect the native plant.
No rainbow for Hay
Dating app Tinder has announced that the Big Rainbow Project winner is the community of Daylesford, home of the ChillOut Festival.
Hay was reported runner-up in the competition, which saw more than 16,000 votes cast from across Australia to decide the location of the colourful arc.
Highland gathering secured for district
Funding has been secured to stage a highland dancing gathering in Hay next year.
The inaugural Hayland Gathering will be held on Saturday, March 11 on No 1 Oval.
Sheep stud teams clean up at show
Hay War Memorial High School Aberline Dorper and White Dorper Stud show teams enjoyed a massive success at the Melbourne show.
Westpac still open - until February
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.
2023 HWMHS School Captains announced
Emma Johnston and Michael Tumolero (centre) will lead as Hay War Memorial High School Captains, supported by Darci Masters and Luke Nevinson.
2022 Hay Sheep Sale
Hay Associated agents recently held the annual September sale on Friday 23rd September, with a combined total of 20,000 head with 14000 young ewes, 1000 ewe lambs, 630 2-year-old ewes, 400 4-year-old ewes and 2800 5-year-old ewes.