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Century-old piece of pioneer history passes through Hay Shire

Century-old piece of pioneer history passes through Hay Shire

As strange as it may sound, the 100-year-old 100 tonne Pride of the Murray paddlewheeler will pass through Hay Shire this week. In what is believed to be the largest haulage of a marine vessel this old ever undertaken in the Southern Hemisphere, the Pride of the Murray was removed

Cutters move up the ladder

Cutters move up the ladder

Wagga City fronted Hay with a strong team, being one of the top of the table leaders in the competition. The Cutters started well attacking the Wagga City try line. However, they were unable to cross the line to score. Wagga city had a fast winger who crossed over for

Poppy’s great effort

Poppy’s great effort

Poppy Barnes, and the Southern Inland Team, were named runners up in the NSWAFL Primary All School Girls Under 12 Championships. Southern Inland played a nail biting final, and narrowly lost to Metro East 24 - 14. We will be following Poppy’s pursuits in the coming years, she is

Tennis HWMHS champs star

Tennis HWMHS champs star

In sunny crisp autumn weather last Thursday, 19th May, Hay welcomed and hosted teams from Albury High School, Wagga High School, Kooringal High School and Murrumbidgee Regional High School, Griffith, for a carnival incorporating the Riverina semifinals and finals of the Floris Conway Cup for Girls knockout tennis and the

Bill’s 300th game

Hay Lions AFL stalwart Bill Auldist played his 300th game for the Hay side on Saturday, at Hay Park’s number two oval. In front of a large home town crowd Bill was honoured with a banner to run though and an honour guard of players and officials. Image: Jan

Kudos for Hay Lions

Dear Tertia, Just writing to you about the footy reunion day last Saturday for the ’82 and ’92 Aussie Rules premiership teams. Congratulations to the Hay Lions and Netball Club for putting on a great show that was both well run and well attended. Being part of that 70’ and

Dyed in the wool local to train next generation at TAFE

Dyed in the wool local to train next generation at TAFE

Hay’s burgeoning wool industry has received a boost with news local girl and former national wool handling champion Kayla Garner to train the next generation of wool classers at TAFE NSW Hay. Ms Garner, who was crowned Australian National Wool Handling Champion in 2013 and has 15 years’