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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’

Hay to host Mr Gay Pride

Hay to host Mr Gay Pride

After Covid-19 forced the cancellation of Mr Gay Pride Australia 2020 and 2021, the competition will be returning in 2022, joining forces with the Rainbow on the Plains Festival in Hay where the finale will be hosted in November. Supporting regional communities, it is a return for the competition which

NO NEW POOL FOLLOWING FEDERAL ELECTION RESULTS

NO NEW POOL FOLLOWING FEDERAL ELECTION RESULTS

A Coalition Government pre-election promise of $2 million towards the construction of a new pool for Hay has been lost after the Australian Labor Party won the 2022 election with 73 seats against 54 for the Liberal National Party on Saturday. Member for Farrer, Sussan Ley has comfortably retained her

Yes, there is a housing crisis

In a media release received last week, Local Government NSW said the housing crisis had reached boiling point for NSW Councils. President Darriea Turley AM said councils, as the closest level of government to the community, were seeing firsthand the impact of rental vacancy rates at all-time lows when a

Mad Max departs with a bang, and money for charity

They came, they contributed handsomely to the economy of Hay, became part of the community and when they left it was with a bang, in the form of the most spectacular and colourful fireworks display ever seen in country Australia. The Underdown Productions crew working on Mad Max Furiosa started

Magpies still unbeaten

Hay Magpies league tag team continued their unbeaten run, winning their round five clash as against Yenda Blueheelers at Hay Park on Sunday. Both teams entered the field after a win last week, and both were keen to claim the two points for their own. On a soggy pitch Yenda

Cutters leave Reddies red-faced

Cutters leave Reddies red-faced

Cutters lifted their performance this week against the Wagga Wagga CSU Reddies team. The return of Hugo Fraser, Andrew Garvey, and Charlie Harris, bolstered the reserve’s bench. Cutters started well, moving up in defence and putting sustained pressure on the opposition. The Reddies were a little rattled at the