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Thanks from Frog

Dear Editor, Through your paper I would like to thank the paid workers and especially the countless volunteers who filled sandbags and carried out many more jobs during our recent flood. From personal experience of 1974 and 2012, I know how hard these tasks are after filling sandbags and working

Ladies fight fiercely for cricket victory

On Friday night prior to the T20 Final, a few of Hay’s female cricketers had a great game of cricket, team Blue taking on team Red. Team Blue went in to bat first. Dim Comb smashed the ball around for a few early fours. Abby and Maggie Shields had

Gillbee drafted by Giants

Gillbee drafted by Giants

By Kimberly Grabham GIANTS have pre-listed Balranald local, Jason Gillbee (pictured) as midfielder. He was drafted from Bendigo Pioneers/NSW-ACT. A true utility, Jason has experience playing both sides of the midfield, and has certainly proven his quality across all parts of the field. He recently moved to Bendigo to

Minister opens million-dollar projects

Hay celebrated the completion of more than $1 million in community infrastructure and sporting facilities with a recent visit from Deputy Premier and Minister for Regional NSW, Paul Toole to officially open the projects. These include Witcombe Place which received a major upgrade with art and sculptures acknowledging some of

End of an era for Booligal

End of an era for Booligal

By Tertia Butcher Editor It is the end of an era for Booligal Public School which closes next week. With only three students enrolled for 2023, the school is going into temporary recess on December 22 until there are viable numbers to re-open in the coming years. Principal, Linda Stewart

What is your favourite part of The Grazier

What is your favourite part of The Grazier

Riverina State movement aims for seats by next year

Riverina State movement aims for seats by next year

By Krista Schade The founder of a movement to form a separate Riverina State hosted a public information meeting in Hay last Thursday. Wakool resident and former National Party member David Landini shared his disillusionment with the current representation of country people in NSW. “Since the 1966 census Hay’s