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Hay Grains changes hands - Paul and Jenny Fellows pass the baton to ‘popcornologists’ Ian and James Kondarovskis

Hay Grains changes hands - Paul and Jenny Fellows pass the baton to ‘popcornologists’ Ian and James Kondarovskis

Hay Grains storage facility in East Hay has changed hands, after JEK Rural Investments purchased the depot. Deniliquin-based Paul and Jenny Fellows have owned the business for the past seven years and say they have enjoyed their time as part of the business community. “Jenny and I have enjoyed our

Hay’s 2025 Debutante Ball

Hay’s 2025 Debutante Ball

The annual debutante ball was held on Saturday evening at Hay Services Club. In front of families and friends the seven couples were presented, and performed their four official dances. The debutantes were taught the dances by instructors Sue and Les Wall and Marilyn and Kevin Walter (pictured above, at

Booligal’s St Alban’s Church decommissioned

Booligal’s St Alban’s Church decommissioned

St Alban’s Church in Booligal has been de-commissioned as an Anglican church. The service took place last Thursday by Archdeacon Robert Murphy, assisted by Riverina Diocese Registrar, Mandy Walsh and witnessed by parishioners Helen Rogers, Alison Crossley, Bronwyn Turner and Jenny Sheaffe. “It was with profound disappointment we attended

88 days and a different life - From Argentina to Ivanhoe

88 days and a different life - From Argentina to Ivanhoe

By Kimberly Grabham We rarely wake up in the morning and go about our day reminding ourselves how lucky we are to live in Australia. But maybe we should. Comparative to other nations, we have a strong economy, high quality of life, access to nature, high inclusivity and a generally

Grazier takes out national award

BY TERTIA BUTCHER An article by Krista Schade described as a powerful and courageous piece of journalism has won a national award. Australia’s largest association of independent news publishers acknowledged the very best of the best at the Country Press Australia national awards in Adelaide last month, with The

Soccer going from strength to strength

Soccer going from strength to strength

BY BRAD CALLAGHAN After four successful trial matches against neighbouring clubs, it is safe to say that soccer in Hay has been well and truly revived. Sunday was the last time the Rams will take the pitch for 2025, as preparations to joining a league or 2026 has come to