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Hay Public School fete rolls with a rocking’ good time

By Cheyenne Hurst Another rockin' bi-annual bash hosted by the Hay Public School P&C on Friday! This time, the theme was Rock 'N' Roll, with attendees sporting epic costumes fighting for the title of best-dressed. Striking a pose for the camera were Angel Clarke and

Local boys shine in Deni basketball

Local boys shine in Deni basketball

By Kimberly Grabham Young Hay boys Seth May, Kobe Payne, Ned Williamson, Cody Pearson, Thomas Maloney, and Max Hutchings have travelled to Deni every Wednesday night to play in the men’s open B grade competition. They made it all the way to the grand final, and narrowly lost by

Reserve grade back in the paddock with a win

Reserve grade back in the paddock with a win

By Krista Schade. Any rugby league reserve grade side that boasts the return of talented players such as Moe Clune and Brad Pocock was always going to be hard to beat, and the Hay Magpies side put on a show for home ground fans. On Sunday Hay Magpies met Tullibigeal

Murray Darling Basin television campaign uproar - Dalton says MDB ads ‘disgraceful’

Murray Darling Basin television campaign uproar - Dalton says MDB ads ‘disgraceful’

By Krista Schade Independent Member for Murray, Helen Dalton, has called on the federal government to scrap its Murray Darling Basin advertising campaign, labelling it “dishonest and disgraceful.” “These ads, which have been airing on commercial TV networks for a number of weeks, falsely portray NSW farming families as environmental

George Butterworth: tailor, trooper, reporter, auctioneer, agent, advocate and pound-keeper

George Butterworth: tailor, trooper, reporter, auctioneer, agent, advocate and pound-keeper

By Ian Beissel This history of one of Hay’s founding fathers was penned by Ian Beissel. A former Hay student, Ian entered this tale in The Riverine Grazier’s 150th anniversary writing competition, taking out the major prize in the open category. Nowadays there are few reminders of the

Opinion: The rise and rise of the Voices movement

Opinion: The rise and rise of the Voices movement

By Krista Schade What is it about Australian politics that causes a wave of frustration, tinged with resignation and - perhaps more commonly - an eye roll, a sigh and shrug. “It is what it is.” I’ve heard that all too often when I ask why more people don’

Top honours for Benalla duo

Top honours for Benalla duo

Hay Working Dog Club Easter 2024 yard dog trials By Alix McFarland Top honours at the 13th annual Shear Outback Hay Yard Dog Championship Trial on Saturday went to Dale Thompson and his dog Jake from Benalla, Victoria. Dale and Jake took out this year’s Open lifting from 5th