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By Tertia Butcher Hay Shire Council has welcomed an announcement this week that the Albanese Government was strengthening its commitment to road safety with significant increases in funding and changes to programs to reduce the administrative burden on local councils. “This is good for Hay,” General Manager, David Webb said.

By Jade Auldist The Hay Lions and the Woorineen Tigers battled it out in the Pride Cup on a scorching Sunday afternoon, at the Hay Number 2 Oval. Lions, a team comprised of talented individuals who are new to AFL, but seasoned in their love for sports, delivered a performance

By Mick Cattanach. Two dominant displays featured in Saturday's senior cricket, with one team dominant with bat while the other was dominant with the ball. In the first game, Riverina batted first against Titans and got off to a flying start, with Liam Whitbourne and Dean Aylett putting

By Krista Schade In a world-first, UAG Bio Nutrients has chosen Ravensworth Station, near Hay, as the test site for its new bio-fertiliser plant. “We are establishing the first test site in partnership with Ravensworth and plan to work with them and others to expand production here and further afield

Captain’s team took out the Closing Day event from the President’s team 294 points to 274 points. Winner of the Stableford event was Nick Maynard with 38 points in a countback. Runner up was John Perry with 38 points. Alex Curtis – 37 pts, Dave Kerr – 36 pts, Don

Support continues for the weekly Thursday working bees at Murrumbidgee Landcare’s demonstration site and nursery. Co-ordinator, Jenny Dwyer is pictured below receiving a batch of native kangaroo grass delivered by Marg Bull, who travelled from her property near Conargo to help out on the day. Right: Margaret Young (Bolitho)