Sign in Subscribe

Kimberly Grabham

Kimberly Grabham

Community spirit keeps Hay Hospital Auxiliary thriving

Community spirit keeps Hay Hospital Auxiliary thriving

Dedicated volunteers, some who've been quietly serving their community hospital for decades, gathered at Hay Hospital recently to talk about mattresses, Christmas parties and the simple joy of making life a little easier for patients and staff. Hay Hospital Auxiliary held their annual general meeting, where the conversation

Pottinger Wind Farm gets green light despite local opposition

Pottinger Wind Farm gets green light despite local opposition

A 1,300-megawatt wind farm between Hay and Deniliquin has been approved by planning authorities, promising to power more than half a million homes. At its peak, Pottinger Energy Park could deliver up to 900 construction jobs and 55 ongoing operational roles. Construction is expected to take several years. A

Local kids star in AFL Championships and interleague netball

Local kids star in AFL Championships and interleague netball

By Krista Schade Local AFL talent Jim Houston took to the field with the Allies on Sunday, as part of the under 18s representative team. The Allies squad brings together elite Under-18 footballers from New South Wales, the Australian Capital Territory, Northern Territory, Queensland, and Tasmania. Allies matched up with

Reach out, get help: Alice from LCN is here for Hay

Reach out, get help: Alice from LCN is here for Hay

So, it was 2020 and I was in a place I had been before, but a place nobody ever wants to be. A place I well and truly never expected to be again. I was, for all intents and purposes, homeless, with the entirety of my possessions the full ute

Laura’s strong - on more than one level

Laura’s strong - on more than one level

Laura Zambon (pictured above) is a happy friendly face, and School Learning Support Officer at Hay Public School. She has recently competed in her second amateur lifting competition. Her trainer residing in Adelaide, Laura made the trip over to South Australia to compete in a powerlifting competition at a gym

Life with Parkinson’s Disease in Australia

Life with Parkinson’s Disease in Australia

‘Life is for living with what you've been dealt and I am focused straight ahead’. An estimated 200,000 people live with Parkinson’s Disease in Australia. One in five people are diagnosed before 50, and the disease is the second most common neurological condition after dementia. While

88 days and a different life - From Argentina to Ivanhoe

88 days and a different life - From Argentina to Ivanhoe

By Kimberly Grabham We rarely wake up in the morning and go about our day reminding ourselves how lucky we are to live in Australia. But maybe we should. Comparative to other nations, we have a strong economy, high quality of life, access to nature, high inclusivity and a generally