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By Krista Schade. Hay Magpies Rugby League Club made a mark on the long history of the sport in Hay, when the first Magpies woman’s league side took to the field in Young. The side has been bolstered by solid recruiting by the club and despite most players playing

By Kimberly Grabham. Hay Cricket Club celebrated the conclusion of its season in style, welcoming special guest, Her Excellency the honourable Margaret Beazley Governor of NSW, for the Governor’s Cup. The battle for the Governor’s Cup was hard fought but friendly, with the rain not dampening the good

By Kimberly Grabham. The powerhouse that is Jackson Bialobrzeski is being seen for his amazing contributions to his community. At Commonwealth Day luncheon in parliament, the 19-year-old Jackson received the 2024 Tom Harvey Award alongside dual winner Jenna Smith. An initiative of the Australian Youth Trust, the award recognises outstanding

By Kimberly Grabham. Locally grown MMA champion, Danielle ‘Drop Bear’ Curtis (pictured), daughter of Linda Wright and Les Curtis, has done it again! The fierce, independent Drop Bear fought in the Co Main Event of Pallas Athena Women's Fighting Championship INC in Canada. After her original opponent had

By Kimberly Grabham. Nate Clarke has raced home to take gold in the NSW Junior Championships 800 metres in what can only be described as a stellar field of athletes, including National silver medallist Alexander Marshall. Those of you who watched Nate’s race may not realise it but Nate

By Krista Schade The second annual Hayland Gathering was held in Hay on the weekend and was another highly successful event. The Gathering is the brainchild of local dance teacher Kylie Kerr (centre) pictured below with supporters Will Miller and Jenny Dwyer. Local dancers (below, from left) Elsbeth Kerr, Paigen