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Hay brings cricket’s Creet Cup home

Hay brings cricket’s Creet Cup home

By Mick Cattanach - Hay Cricket Club On Sunday the Hay Senior cricket team headed to Griffith to challenge for the Creet Cup. They were vying to snatch back the trophy, lost a month earlier when Griffith won in Hay. After winning the toss, Hay skipper Simon Bunyan chose to

No action on allegations Aboriginal sites were destroyed

No action on allegations Aboriginal sites were destroyed

By Krista Schade In November 2024, The Riverine Grazier reported on investigations NSW Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water (DCCEEW) into concerns Aboriginal scarred trees had been removed from Gundaline Station’s Red Gum forests. Compliance officer Wendy Illingworth has confirmed investigations into management outfit Customised Farm

The Riverine Grazier takes the lead in national class action against Google’s AdSense platform

A statement by Tertia Butcher and Krista Schade In coming days you may see your newspaper in the wider news. A nation-wide class action against Google’s digital advertising services has been launched, and the Riverine Grazier is the lead applicant in the action. We expect the suit will take

Hay Lions 2025 Fishing Competition hailed as biggest ever.

By Krista Schade Hay Lions 2025 fishing competition has been hailed as the biggest ever, with 900 tickets sold and 690 fishing entrants. The event is organised by Hay’s own AFL and netball club and as well as being one of the club's major fundraisers, it has

Australia Day 2025 - Hay’s award winners

Australia Day 2025 - Hay’s award winners

By Tertia Butcher Shirley Hajek is a household name throughout Hay Shire and a popular selection for the 2025 Citizen of the Year. She is considered the heart and soul of Guiding in Hay and a leading light in teaching generations of children to swim. Shirley's extraordinary dedication

Demolition reveals a hidden part of Hay’s history

Demolition reveals a hidden part of Hay’s history

A piece of largely unknown treasure was recently unveiled in Lachlan Street. Gwen Wall and Roger McGrath have painstakingly uncovered a vintage Goldenia tea sign on the Foodworks wall of their property in Lachlan Street. Having already known the sign was there, every part of the process of demolishing the

Debt free pool - $8m Hay Pool replacement project fully funded

By Tertia Butcher The replacement pool and facilities at the John Houston Memorial Swimming Pool will be constructed free of debt to Council and at minimal cost to ratepayers. The $8.067 million project received a further boost of $4.191 million last week following Council’s successful funding application