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Meet the candidates - Balranald local government elections

Meet the candidates - Balranald local government elections

By Kimberly Grabham The Riverine Grazier contacted each of the 13 members of the Balranald and Euston communities who have nominated to run for a position on Balranald Shire Council. Local government elections will be held on Saturday September 14, 2024. Alison Linnett I am Alison Linnett. I have lived

East Loddon rams are “fit for environment”

East Loddon rams are “fit for environment”

The East Loddon ram sale has gone from strength to strength since their first on property auction in 2018. The clientele and offering has since doubled to around 120 rams at auction and over 100 grade rams after. The Hooke family runs 15,000 non-mulesed SRS merino ewes in the

Kismet Stud boasts high lambing percentages

Kismet Stud boasts high lambing percentages

The 41st Kismet Stud Annual Spring ram sale is on Wednesday October 2 at 1pm with inspection from 11am. The sale will be on-property at Kismet, 5159 Riverina Highway, Howlong. This year 120 White Suffolks, 80 Southdown/ White Suffolk cross and 20 Poll Dorsets will be offered. “We performance test

Big first year at Caroonboon Merinos for Meddings duo

Big first year at Caroonboon Merinos for Meddings duo

“It is hard to believe that the upcoming Caroonboon Merino Sale will mark our one year anniversary at Caroonboon,” said Caroonboon Merinos’ Georgie Meddings. She and husband Derrym (pictured above) have enjoyed the first year. “We are very glad that we made the move and are enjoy being able to

Yes to free camping, says Hay Shire Council

Yes to free camping, says Hay Shire Council

Free camping at Sandy Point again reared its head, briefly, at a recent extraordinary meeting of Hay Shire Council. In a Notice of Motion by retiring councillor, Peter Handford, Council was asked to impose a fee on campers using the facilities at popular Sandy Point Reserve. “For what it costs

Dunera Mass returns to Hay after 84 years

Dunera Mass returns to Hay after 84 years

By Tertia Butcher A Dunera Mass, part-written in Hay more than 80 years ago, is returning for a site-specific performance at Hay War Memorial Hall. The dramatized concert will be performed in Hay during the annual Dunera Commemorative day on Saturday, September 7 and is supported by the Dunera Association,

Consistent breeding the key to Alma Stud’s success

Consistent breeding the key to Alma Stud’s success

For over 60 years Alma Merinos has adhered to a consistent breeding philosophy, producing Merinos perfectly adapted to the challenging conditions of the Hay Plains. The result is a large-framed Merino with rapid growth rates and a reliable, medium-micron fleece, well suited to varying climatic conditions. “Over the last six