Clare Hunt has been celebrated by Tottenham Hotspur's youngest fans, earning the Junior Supporters' Player of the Season award for her leadership and dedication, despite a season-ending injury in March.
Bridget Baker's placement at Grenfell Pharmacy underscores her commitment to rural healthcare, as she aspires to return to small communities post-graduation, inspired by her experiences and local mentors.
Grenfell Public School students have excelled in recent regional sports events. Their participation in cross country, league and soccer highlighted their sportsmanship and commitment to representing their school with pride.
Weddin Shire Council has approved its 2026-27 budget, facing financial hurdles and aiming for future balance. Despite no public feedback, the plan includes significant road works and equipment replacement.
Federal Member Michael McCormack visited St Joseph's Primary School to celebrate standout students in the ANZAC Day writing competition, highlighting Jack Fanning's winning piece on the enduring ANZAC spirit.
The Quandialla Memorial Hall is undergoing a long-awaited kitchen renovation, thanks to a $19,000 grant from the RAS Foundation's Community Futures Grants program, modernising the 1955 kitchen to better serve community needs.
The Bob Hinde Memorial – Festival of the Kids is set to attract young competitors from across NSW, as Grenfell Kart Club revives the beloved event to promote youth participation in karting.
Despite a 69-nil loss to Cootamundra, Grenfell Rugby displayed commendable resilience and defensive efforts, with standout performances from players like Bola and Jim.
The Chandler-Wilkinson family from 'Tumbleton' near Wombat shares their journey of sustainable farming in the latest Weddin Landcare video, highlighting their innovative approaches and commitment to environmental stewardship.
The streets of Grenfell came alive with the theme Larrikins and Legends, as the Henry Lawson Festival attracted thousands, celebrating the spirit of rural Australia through art, poetry, and community events
Weddin Landcare's Over the Fence initiative releases its first film, showcasing local farmers' innovative approaches to climate-smart agriculture and sustainability, aiming to connect and inspire rural communities across Australia
The Australian Government has introduced new legislation that establishes a mandatory minimum age of 16 for certain social media platforms, a first of its kind across the world.
This July, Grenfell Public Library offers activities for children, including french knitting, bracelet making, and messy play, ensuring fun-filled school holidays for all ages. Bookings are essential for participation.
The Grenfell Art Gallery is alive with color as the Serendipity exhibition by the Western Artists Group showcases diverse works from Dubbo region artists, running until 22 July.
In a unanimous decision, Weddin Shire Council has scrapped its current Code of Meeting Practice, opting to revert to earlier rules amid ongoing uncertainty over state government reforms and future legislative changes.
As Australia's property market evolves post-budget, farmland emerges as the top-performing asset, driven by long-term returns and tax benefits, according to industry experts like Josh Keefe from Agri Property.
The first signs of canola flowering have been spotted in the Weddin Shire, marking the start of a vibrant season for flower enthusiasts eagerly awaiting the golden blooms along the Early Flowering Route
The Cootamundra electorate is vying for one of eight new NSW Rural Fire Service maintenance hubs, with Member Steph Cooke advocating for its strategic location and extensive RFS footprint to the Minister
