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Decisive win for Hay Lions seniors

By Hay Lions Football Club In a highly anticipated re-match from the 2024 Grand Final, the Lions met Ultima Roos on their home turf in round three of Golden Rivers competition. From the opening bounce, Ultima generated multiple clearances and turnovers in their half, which gave them a run of

Big win for Hay Lions in season opener - Jack Headon boots 8 goals

By Hay Lions Football & Netball Club The 2025 season opened with a clash against Moulamein Swans on home turf. Moulamein, having recruited heavily far and wide, were expected to be highly competitive. For the Lions, it was a similar makeup to 2024, with a welcome return to the Lion

Dean Incher continues Hay trial success

Dean Incher continues Hay trial success

14th annual Shear Outback Hay Championship Yard Dog Trial By Alix McFarland Adaminaby trialler Dean Incher has continued his success on the plains taking out top honours at the 14th annual Shear Outback Hay Championship Yard Dog Trial on Saturday with Hulk. While Dean was placed in the Open event

Celebrating 90 years of Hay CWA - a special feature

Celebrating 90 years of Hay CWA - a special feature

By Annette Smith - Hay CWA member It’s no mean feat to stay on your feet after 90 years serving and supporting the community. Nothing fazes the Hay CWA ladies who have been working tirelessly in the background for the past 90 years to provide service to our community.

How toxic is renewable energy?

Dear Editor, I expect that not many of your readers, like myself, have ever heard of PFAS, which is a toxic substance sprayed onto solar panels and windmill blades during manufacture, its job to reject moisture from the products. PFAS, incidentally, is an acronym for Polyfluoroalkyl. There should be prizes

The so-called ‘Pillar of Democracy’!!

Dear Madam, The ABC and BBC during my boyhood years of the forties and fifties were highly respected public service broadcasters, held in high esteem by my grandparents who I grew up with during the war years and beyond in Neutral Bay, Sydney. They listened to both intently on a

Hay Inc rural education program launches its 11th year

Hay Inc rural education program launches its 11th year

By Sandra Ireson – Hay Inc This year’s group is comprised of students from across Australia, with participants from Victoria, Queensland, New South Wales, South Australia, and Tasmania. Remarkably, nine of the group members are now working within the local district, contributing to the community’s agricultural industry. The first