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We’re throwing Kimberly from a plane

We’re throwing Kimberly from a plane

We're throwing Kimberly out of a plane... and you can help too! Kimberly Grabham, our cadet journalist is raising funds to support the National Bullying Prevention Week appeal. If she reaches her target of $1,000 she will take a leap of faith at jump out of plane!

Hotshots mixed netball champions

Hotshots mixed netball champions

Mixed netball enjoyed their first season in Hay, culminating in a riveting Grand Final. Nail biting game, showcasing everyone’s best efforts in play resulted in Hotshots emerging victorious. Hotshot dazzled onlookers with their domination of the first three quarters, exhibiting solid centre court play. Netseekers worked valiantly in defence,

Liam reaches new heights

Liam reaches new heights

Liam Whitbourne made the Long Form Senior Cricket Competition start with a bang picking up nine wickets for seven runs. It is a very rare occurrence to see nine wickets taken in an innings, a great achievement. Keen observers of Hay cricket noted that Liam now joins the illustrious names

Charlee’s a master of the cricket game

Charlee’s a master of the cricket game

Former Hay War Memorial High School student and local cricket star, Charlee Masters has been named in the annual Governor Generals XI 12 Player squad. The squad will play Pakistan on January 13, at Allan Border Field, Brisbane. Charlee, an able seaman, has been selected to represent Australian Defence Force.

Four generations of Japp family gather in Hay

Four generations of Japp family gather in Hay

The family reunion last month brought together four generations of Japps, many of whom haven’t seen each other for over 40 years. The oldest family member present was 88-year-old Neville, the eldest son of Gibson Herman and Ollie Japp who bought the pharmacy in Hay in 1933. He was

Skybound shearers

Skybound shearers

Members of the Morrison shearing team were treated to silver service on the weekend, by the Murray family, of Trilby Station. Tom Murray, son of Trilby owners Gary and Liz, flew into Hay in his Cessna 210 Centurion to collect the shearing team and transport them to the vast station,

Hats off to bonanza team

Hats off to bonanza team

Hay Bonanza Inc pulled off something which we thought was not possible. The committee outdid themselves from last year. Fun for all, something for everyone, true community atmosphere and magic could be felt in Lachlan Street. Huge raffle prizes up for grabs would have kept many patiently waiting. Followed by