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Snake season - anti-venom treatments for local pets doubles

Snake season - anti-venom treatments for local pets doubles

By Krista Schade As the weather warms up the incidents of snake sightings being shared has increased. Hay Veterinary Clinic’s Wayne Gardam says snake “season” is shaping up to be a particularly bad one for domestic pets, with about twice as many patients as usual being presented to the

Digby Lilburne is Hay Cutters best and fairest and player’s player

Digby Lilburne is Hay Cutters best and fairest and player’s player

By Kimberly Grabham Hay Cutters Rugby Union Club held it’s 2024 presentation day on Saturday at Tarcoura, the home of long-term supporters Ed and Iona Lilburne. President of Southern Inland Rugby Union Warwick Grant was in attendance to make presentations to award winners. Digby Lilburne (above) was awarded Player’

ICPA perseverance pays off to change school enrolment policy

ICPA perseverance pays off to change school enrolment policy

The public schools fee waiver of $6000 per year for the child of a Temporary Skilled Worker visa holder in Rural, Regional and Remote NSW is warmly welcomed by the NSW Isolated Children’s Parents’ Association (ICPA-NSW.) “ICPA-NSW often deals with nuanced issues that have a ripple effect across the

Council gets tough on contamination

By Tertia Butcher Contamination across the three-bin system continues to be an issue and Hay Shire Council will be forced to take action against repeat offenders. “Council staff are constantly finding waste that should not be in your green-lidded bin,” General Manager, David Webb said. “If this becomes an ongoing

Mayor re-elected, new deputy - Hay Shire Council holds its first meeting

By Tertia Butcher Cr Carol Oataway has been re-elected mayor of Hay Shire Council. The mayor retained her seat after surviving a challenge from newly elected councillor, John Perry in an open vote, 5 – 3. Hay has a new deputy mayor after a tightly contested election between Crs Martyn Quinn,

Pool replacement another step closer - John Houston Memorial pool in Hay is due a revamp

Pool replacement another step closer - John Houston Memorial pool in Hay is due a revamp

“The pool cannot be patched up anymore” By Tertia Butcher A suggestion by Cr Lionel Garner to again patch up Hay swimming pool rather than replacing the three pools was quickly dismissed by Council. “We can’t do it,” General Manager David Webb said. “The pool cannot be patched up

Jodie Hick plays 50th AFLW game

Jodie Hick plays 50th AFLW game

By Krista Schade Jodie Hicks played her 50th AFLW game last Saturday night in the Richmond Tigers’ Dreamtime in Darwin clash against Essendon. It was a frantic final few minutes of the first AFLW Dreamtime match, which saw both sides score 6.6 (42) to post a full-time draw. 27-year-old