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Catafalque, bugler and fly-over on ANZAC Day
Catafalque, bugler and fly-over on ANZAC Day - the plans Hay has in place to mark April 25.
Resource recovery: Council pursues $740M eco park
A proposed Hay Resource Recovery and Eco Park initiative is moving ahead slowly, with strong interest being shown.
General Manager, David Webb has been authorised by Council to actively seek potential proponents for stages two, three and four of the park.
Council Staff have developed a concept plan for the establishment of the project, with full development of the park estimated to be $740 million.
Monte takes out ‘Royal’ State title
Monte Barnes was sashed the Champion in the RAS/AgShows NSW Merino Fleece Young Judges State Final which was held at the Sydney Royal Easter Show on Sunday.
Hay Business Excellence Awards: Ambassador Award - Hay Inc
The Hay Inc Rural Education Program is a three-week course run in the Hay district, over a five-month period generally aligning with farming seasons. It provides hands-on training modules covering all the necessary skills of stockmanship in sheep, cattle and farming skills.
Hay Inc committee recently won Ambassador Award at the 2023 Hay business Excellence Awards.
Landcare demonstration site and nursery in full swing
Landcare demonstration site and nursery is forming like magic across from the gaol. It has recently become time to plant. Hay Landcare members met at the site to finalise the layout of the demonstration site, and then plant what was available, and installed the watering system stations.
Dalton retains Murray in convincing win
“Winning the election is just the start.” Those were the words of re-elected Independent Member for Murray, Helen Dalton.
“I have four years of hard work ahead and I am determined to make every minute count.”
Memorial Poker Run delivers to local community groups
Participants travelled from as far away as Kingaroy, Queensland, for the annul Shag Gregory Memorial Poker Run.
The charity event attracted 184 hands with up to 90 bikes.
Community rally behind police in fugitive arrest
The community of Hay rallied behind police last Tuesday to execute the arrest of a young man, wanted on numerous offences.
The Riverine Grazier’s Kimberly Grabham was caught up in last week’s manhunt, when the offender was taken into custody after hiding at her home.
Blessing from the Vatican for Norma and Gail
Devout Christians, Norma and Gail Rosewarne received one of the highest honours possible form the Catholic Church.
Home-grown rural champion
Kurt Woods is one of the best examples of how far love for one’s job can lead. He won the Business Champion Award at the 2023 Hay Business Excellence Awards.
2023 Poker Run success
Photo gallery and results from the 2023 Shag Gregory Memorial Poker Run, Hay, NSW
Icons of Hay recognised for their contributions
Libby Eason, Margaret Tighe and Mick Beckwith were presented with certificates by Member for Murray Helen Dalton last week.
No Landcare funding?
The future of Landcare funding in NSW is uncertain, in the lead up to the March 25 state election.
Hay celebrates Scottish culture
The sun shone brightly in Hay as the inaugural Hayland Gathering showcased everything that is great about Scottish Culture and the local community.
Sandy Point beach road closure decision upheld by Council
Hay Shire Council voted to uphold the approved Murrumbidgee River Masterplan at last Tuesday’s Council meeting, despite objections from a number of residents.
Hay Veterinary Clinic is 2023 Business of the Year
Wayne Gardam’s Hay Veterinary Clinic was crowned 2023 Business of the Year at the gala awards night held on Friday evening.
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Historic agreement between traditional custodians and NSW Biodiversity Conservation Trust seals permanent protection of Gayini for natural and cultural values
Nari Nari Tribal Council (NNTC) and NSW Government have signed a historic agreement which secures the permanent protection and sustainable management of more than 55,000 hectares of land at Gayini under the ownership and stewardship of its traditional custodians.
Bart makes $22,500
After another sucessful Jerilderie Working Dog Auction lot 16 ‘Bart’ took the honours for highest sale price of $22,500. Pictured is (back row from left) Elders’ Nick Gray, breeder Brad Pellow, Elders’ James Kennedy and event organiser Warwick Doolan. Front row: Jaxx McBride and handler Joe Pellow.
Westpac closes its doors for the final time in Hay
Westpac's former staff gathered to witness the closing of the Hay branch.