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Kimberly Grabham

Kimberly Grabham

BIKIES RALLY FOR CHARITY

BIKIES RALLY FOR CHARITY

Another phenomenal Shag Gregory Memorial poker run was held on Saturday, attracting a staggering 188 poker hands and well over 200 participants. “It was another great event, thanks to the hard work form the committee, our sponsors, and all who come back year after year,” one of the organisers, Tracy

45 years of Mrs Ellen Sendy

45 years of Mrs Ellen Sendy

By Kimberly Grabham Mrs Ellen Sendy has clocked up an impressive 45 years as a teacher, all at Balranald Central School. It never really hit home for her, the time she had been in the teaching field for until a friend pointed it out. Ellen can recall teaching the grandparent

Another Bucking Success for Hay Rodeo

Another Bucking Success for Hay Rodeo

Entrants from across Australia flocked to Hay Showgrounds. There they threw their hats in the ring to compete for buckles and impressive cash prizes. A huge crowd came forward to enjoy the 72nd Hay rodeo, and the hours of good family entertainment. Not only did children enjoy free face painting,

Camp on the Cobb - A snapshot into the Transgrid Cobb Highway Camp near Hay

Camp on the Cobb - A snapshot into the Transgrid Cobb Highway Camp near Hay

If you have driven south on the Cobb Highway recently, you’d have seen a veritable village pop up on the horizon. This sea of modular buildings set on a hard ground base is home to 250 people, workers for Transgrid and Elecnor. Calling it a camp is almost deceptive,

Demolition reveals a hidden part of Hay’s history

Demolition reveals a hidden part of Hay’s history

A piece of largely unknown treasure was recently unveiled in Lachlan Street. Gwen Wall and Roger McGrath have painstakingly uncovered a vintage Goldenia tea sign on the Foodworks wall of their property in Lachlan Street. Having already known the sign was there, every part of the process of demolishing the

The history of the Freemasons in Hay

The history of the Freemasons in Hay

All information of the history of Freemasons in Hay was taken from the condensed version of the original History of Lodge Murrumbidgee, 37, Hay U.G.L. N.S.W. was written by Alex C.W. Welsh. Masonic Lodge and Freemasons appear to be somewhat contentious issues. Designed to be

Toganmain wool shed

Toganmain wool shed

Toganmain Station boasts a massive wool shed located between Carrathool and Darlington Point. Built in 1875, in its heyday the property was that large that it had its own general store, carpentry and blacksmith workshops, wool scour, storage warehouse and medical centre. All of the workers from the out stations