MILDURA Fire Brigade members want families to join them for a fun and educational day of fire safety on Saturday. As well as learning about bushfires and campfire safety, there will be a range of trucks on display, including 3000 litre tankers, Ultra-Light Tankers and rehabilitation vehicles. Mildura Fire Brigade Captain Jason Currie said heading … [Read more…]
SECRETS AND LIES Former prime minister Scott Morrison says his exit from the $90 billion submarine deal with the French was because he didn’t trust US President Joe Biden, not French President Emmanuel Macron, according to the AFR ($). It’s reportedly a revelation in a soon-to-be-released book, where he says letting Macron in on the … [Read more…]
Mr Birrell is set to complete a Churchill Fellowship, looking at world’s best practice in co-operation between industry and secondary education. Mr Birrell was awarded the Churchill Fellowship in early 2020 prior to being elected, but was unable to complete the study due to COVID-19 travel restrictions. “There has been a disconnect between the business … [Read more…]
The UNICEF Australia Goodwill Ambassador had sued Blue Mountains general practitioner Dr Chris Coghill in the NSW Supreme Court. A different GP eventually diagnosed the 49-year-old with a tear to the fibrocartilage in her right hip and she underwent surgery in 2018, more than two years after she first complained of pain. Moss claimed Dr Coghill’s … [Read more…]
Owners Ian and Mary Campbell will be hoping for another joyous trip to Melton after their travels last weekend ended in huge celebration thanks to a shock harness racing victory from beloved gelding Cemetery Bay (Live Or Die). Cemetery Bay (Stuart McCormick Photo) The Sunraysia pacer won the second heat of the Sulky.App – The … [Read more…]
Wagga Wagga City Council will be undertaking footpath condition surveys, for one week commencing Monday 26 June 2023, to assess the city’s more than 300-kilometre network of footpaths. Residents and visitors may observe contractors riding specially modified quadbikes, traveling on public footpaths around residential, commercial and recreational areas conducting the assessments during this period. The … [Read more…]
After 12 rounds and 14 games, the Gators sit pretty at the top with a record of 12 wins and two losses — two games clear of second place. With five games to go, as Gators look to go one better in this season’s finals, take a deep dive into the stats with me to … [Read more…]
Date: 22.06.2023 Either through face-to-face sessions or online surveys, Transport for NSW wants to hear feedback on far western NSW bus services Transport for NSW wants feedback on western NSW bus services The New South Wales government says western … [Read more…]
Josh McCrone’s ever-reliable boot proved the difference in Sunday’s Group 9 Round Eight encounter between Wagga Kangaroos and Temora Dragons at McDonald’s Park, with the former NRL star’s field goal securing a one-point Dragons win. With both sides heading into the match level on 10 competition points and equal with the table-topping Tumut Blues, it … [Read more…]
Lion have today announced they are to cease brewing Two Birds beers and will close the brewery’s taproom, The Nest, in Spotswood, citing a decline in sales over several years as the reason. The move comes less than two years on from the multinational’s acquisition of Fermentum, the family of drinks businesses founded by Stone & Wood that … [Read more…]