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By Tertia Butcher The horrific crash just outside Hay last week was directly linked to poor driver behaviour according to Police. The Sturt Highway collision left two dead and the road closed for more than 24 hours. Crash Investigation Unit Commander Inspector Jason Hogan said the tragic Sturt Highway collision

By Mick Cattanach Hay faced off with Griffith, on Hay’s home turf, for the Creet Cup. Griffith wanted to wrestle the Creet Cup back from Hay who won it earlier in the season. With some moisture in the pitch, Hay captain Simon Bunyan decided to send Griffith in and

The local face of the national housing crisis By Krista Schade The grim reality of the shortage of available housing in Hay hit home to one young family recently. After a career change which saw Mick and Gabby Flattery and six-year-old Connor leave employer-supplied housing, they faced the disheartening search

Quickly mastering some of the tricks on his skates at Sunday’s free skate workshop was Jordyn Wilson (right) while Taylor Hicks-Moat decided it was wise to look before he leapt. Images: The Riverine Grazier/Margie McClelland. The workshop was held at the skatepark and hosted by Hay Shire Council.

By Mike Cattanach South Hay Colts had a tough win over the Riverina Hotel side on Saturday to earn the right to play South Hay Crusaders in this Saturday's Grand Final. Winning the toss, Riv skipper chose to bat on a pitch that was hard but had a

By Tertia Butcher A man and woman have died following a two-vehicle crash near Hay late Monday afternoon. The accident occurred about three kilometres east of Hay on the notorious Sturt Highway, which has claimed the lives of at least 10 people between Balranald and Darlington Point in the last