Southern Tablelands Arts has announced the recipients for the annual Country Arts Support Program (CASP), with one local exhibition selected as one of the recipients.
Local Government NSW (LGNSW) has called for the collection of any new State Government charge to do with the Emergency Services Levy to sit with the Revenue NSW, not with Councils.
National Driver Fatigue Week from 21–27 February is shining a spotlight on one of the most dangerous and underestimated risks on Australian roads - driver fatigue - led by a local woman whose lived experience has grown into an award-winning national road safety campaign.
Public pathology labratories in Young and the Murrumbidgee Local Health District has received a boost from the NSW Government with a desperately needed investment into the sector.
Hilltops Council advises residents and motorists of upcoming changes to traffic conditions at the intersection of Thornhill Street and Lovell Street in the Young CBD.
NSW Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (DPIRD) has confirmed the first case of Varroa mite pyrethroid resistance in the state and says best practice mite management is now more important than ever.
We are excited to invite you to take part in our upcoming Community Colour Shuffle on March the 19th at the Murrumburrah public school, in celebration of this year’s Seniors Week theme Live Life In Colour.
A man has been charged after police allegedly seized more than $784,000 worth of cigarettes tobacco leaf and vapes during a road stop in the state’s south.
Transgrid’s annual bushfire prevention program is underway, with helicopters and specialist inspection technologies deployed across NSW and the ACT to inspect high-voltage transmission lines in the lead-up to next summer.
Evidence from the NSW Inquiry into Antisemitsm has been referred to the Royal Commission into Antisemitism and Social Cohesion after it was tabled last week.
Jindabyne’s Josie Baff is being celebrated throughout the Snowy Mountains and across the country after winning gold in a stunning final run in the snowboard cross.
Following calls from Member for Cootamundra Steph Cooke for NSW Minister for Agriculture Tara Moriarty to do more for farmers and communities affected by drought, the Minister has announced further support.
Hilltops Council has the backing of Member for Cootamundra Steph Cooke on a number of priority issues following the 2026 Cootamundra Electorate Mayoral Summit last Friday.
NSW Farmers says any state or federal Royal Commission into the Bondi atrocity must put the causes of hatred, rushed firearms changes and procedural failures under the microscope.
Locals who signed a petition online calling on the NSW Government to reassess the change in the speedlimit of the Rugby and Narrawa Roads between Boorowa and Crookwell have received a response from the Minister for Regional Transport.
As reported in last week's paper, Hilltops Council is seeking community feedback in regards to the proposed Boorow to Galong Rail Trail, as a result, locals have begun talking about the pros and cons of the project.
It has been one year since the sudden and devastating storm hit Harden Murrumburrah leaving locals with damaged houses, vehicles, infrastructure and lasting struggles.
Almost a year on from the devastating storm that hit Harden-Murrumburrah the Insurance Council of Australia (ICA) and its members will be visiting the town again.
The NSW Government’s Agriculture Economics research team is reporting that the state’s primary industries’ Gross Value of Production (GVP) has continued its strong recovery since the 2017–19 drought, reaching record levels in cropping and livestock.
