Boorowa News
Friday, 1 December 2023
Cool burns to take the heat out of fire season
Onerwal Local Aboriginal Land Council, South East Local Land Services (SELLS) office, Rural Fire Services (RFS) and the ANU representatives at the cool burn conducted in the Boorowa area recently.
Debbie Evans
Hilltops decides against a special rate variation
Hilltops decides against a special rate variation
Debbie Evans
A positive day on the land for Boorowa farmers
Contributed
David Marsh speaking about the importance of tree regeneration.
Crime spree and chase
Debbie Evans
Crime spree and chase
Spotify Wrapped 2023: What Aussies listened to this year
Anna McGuinness
Spotify announces Taylor Swift as the top global artist of 2023. Picture supplied
Concerns increase for man missing from Quandialla
Rebecca Hewson
Malcolm McAlister with one of the missing dogs Tiger.
Word in the street: The Rye Park 'monsters'
Some of the turbines generating power at Rye Park. Photo from the internet.
John Snelling
Boorowa ePrescribing trial a first in NSW
Debbie Evans
Boorowa MPS and Boorowa Pharmacy staff joined members of the eHeath NSW team to announce the Boorowa ePrescribing trial last week.
Word in the street: Losing confidence in PM
Boorowa CWA are celebrating their Centenary this weekend. Photo supplied.
John Snelling
Boorowa CWA Branch celebrates their Centenary Year
Kirsty Miller
The CWA Fun in the Park Committee members with memorabilia including the Boorowa CWA banner and the original Boorowa CWA baby scales from 1934.
Ratepayers should be worried about SRV
Hilltops Councillors will consider the way forward for a possible Special Rate Variation at their November 22 meeting.
Pump track for Boorowa
Debbie Evans
Max with Emma from the Roadhouse Cafe, and one of the petitions currently circulating at local businesses for people to show their support for the development of the pump track. Photo supplied.
Word in the street: Boorowa will not forget
Part of the crowd who turned out to show their respects at Remembrance Day in Boorowa.
Debbie Evans
Rotary is collecting phones for Domestic Violence victims
Debbie Evans
Boorowa Rotary Club President, Lyn Diskon, at the Boorowa Community Op Shop.
Seventh Day Adventist Church throws basketballer's Weet-Bix deal into doubt
Anna Houlahan
Josh Giddey continues to play for Oklahoma City Thunder despite being investigated by the NBA and now California police. Picture by AP Photo/Abbie Parr
Exclusive
Graffiti incident at Hindu temple sparks widespread accusations
Anna Houlahan
Graffiti on the front fence of the Shree Laxminarayan Mandir temple. Picture supplied

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Sneak peak: Inside the beach house tipped to break the Byron Bay record
The home is tipped to break the Byron Bay record of $37 million. Pic: Supplied
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Horror head-on crash with mother and baby after alleged crime spree
Anna Houlahan
CCTV footage allegedly shows a Holden Commodore colliding with a Hyundai Tucson. Picture via Nine News
Homes flooded, scores rescued as downpour hits eastern Australia
Anna McGuinness
NSW SES responded to more than 1000 incidents due to storms, flooding and heavy rain. Picture by NSW SES South Eastern Zone via Facebook
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Former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger in the Oval Office of the White House on October 10, 2017. Picture by AP Photo/Evan Vucci, File
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Sport
Championship win for Boorowa rower in quad fours
Harry Dymock and his crew in action taking out the NSW Independent Schools Rowing Championships.
John Dymock
Brett Stanford does well at Wheelchair Bowls titles
Boorowa wheelchair bowler, Brett Stanford. File photo.
Greyhound news from around the NSW regions
Run Fast Maximus winning at Coonamble in 2022. Photo Jason McKeown
Mackayla Clarke is back with a double
Mackayla Clarke with Fantasia Queen after winning at Richmond in September. Picture supplied
Canellis unbeaten for Crocs
Matty Canellis showed his all-round talent stretched to the Crocs for whom he scored an unbeaten 151 on Saturday.
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Sneak peak: Inside the beach house tipped to break the Byron Bay record
The home is tipped to break the Byron Bay record of $37 million. Pic: Supplied
Jen Melocco
See inside the Byron Bay house Carrie Bickmore is selling
Jen Melocco
The Byron Bay home is made for outdoor entertaining and summer living. Picture: Supplied
Photos
Longterm superhosts set to sell Australia's 'best nature stay'
Hamish Geale
Gordon Cuff and Susie Aulich have owned The Trig for the past 16 years. Pictures supplied
Accused mushroom cook's property snapped up before auction
The Mount Waverley townhouse sold prior to auction. Pic Supplied.
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David Pope's editorial cartoon for Wednesday, November 29, 2023.
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Grass-fed confidence at Grafton store sale
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