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Time to address Carp problem

Dear Editor There has been a lot of recent commentary around the explosion of European carp numbers and the damage they cause to our waterways. Increased carp numbers are one of the unintended consequences of the Murray-Darling Basin Plan, however as we have unfortunately come to expect, those in charge

Jump aboard team Dyson

Jump aboard team Dyson

Have you been considering finding work, but are unsure on something that suits your needs, and lifestyle? The solution may be right under your nose. Dyson Group is looking for school bus drivers, and in the company’s small-knit, happy and friendly community. The company is certain that the right

18 months to prepare for new 3-bin system

18 months to prepare for new 3-bin system

A 3-bin system is expected to be introduced in Hay Shire by July 2024 to replace the current weekly single bin collection. Council has been successful with grant applications for the introduction of FOGO (Food Organics Garden Organics) collection and processing, as well as funding towards establishing the $2.9M

Woodpark Poll makes top ten list

Woodpark Poll makes top ten list

The Land newspaper has released its annual Top 25 Merino ram sale average in NSW for 2022, with Woodpark Poll snatching 8th position on the list. The Conargo based stud sold 147 of 150 rams on offer at their sale in September, at an average of $4245, up by 17.

Bede Schiller honoured for his tireless efforts

Bede Schiller honoured for his tireless efforts

Hardworking volunteer for Hay Tennis Club, Bede Schiller was honoured for his commitment last week when Court 5 was named after him. Club president, Warren Hunt said the court was named after Bede for his outstanding work during the refurbishment of Court 5 as well as the work he has

District farewells two principals who served with distinction

District farewells two principals who served with distinction

The district farewelled two school principals last month who had a huge influence on the lives of their students. Lindy Stewart (pictured left) and Vince Campbell (pictured at the opening of St Mary’s cultural garden, with artist Owen Lyons) with gave their all as teacher and school leader. They

Bradford Scheme the way forward

Dear Editor, The Bradfield Scheme, in various forms, has long been considered a way to transport abundant quantities of water from Australia’s east coast, to arid inland regions. High profile Queensland politician Bob Katter says it could produce billions of dollars in agricultural output. However, the scheme has been