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Jodie Hicks is off to Tigerland

Jodie Hicks is off to Tigerland

By Kimberly Grabham Local sporting great, Jodie Hicks (pictured above) has been snapped up by the Richmond Tigers in the 2023 AFL Women’s draft. Previously a forward, and most recently a defender for GSW Giants, it was announced that the dual sportsperson was snapped up by the Tigers late

Highway a death trap

Highway a death trap

By Kimberly Grabham The Sturt Highway has become a death trap. It is a stretch of road that deteriorated in the worst way with 2022 flooding, and a common sight all over the area are road crews repairing roads. Lives were lost in two horrific truck collisions in the last

Bendigo Bank donation gives the green light for Hay’s hydrotherapy pool

Bendigo Bank donation gives the green light for Hay’s hydrotherapy pool

By Tertia Butcher Bendigo Bank has dipped into their coffers once again, donating $60000 to the Hydrotherapy Pool Committee. The donation is the final influx of funds the committee needed to get the project into the construction stage. “Once again, it is because people in the community bank with Bendigo

Zoe McRae blazes a trail in Beerwah at Daybreak trail marathon

Zoe McRae blazes a trail in Beerwah at Daybreak trail marathon

By Kimberly Grabham. Congratulations to Zoe McRae, who placed third in the Beerwah at Daybreak run Queensland Trail Marathon. The marathon took place at Mt Beerwah, Sunshine Coast, Queensland, in the Glasshouse Mountains. Zoe placed third overall in the female category, and first in ages 19 to 29 category, with

Lucinda Hogan elected to Meat & Livestock Australia board

Lucinda Hogan elected to Meat & Livestock Australia board

By Krista Schade Throughout her career Mrs Hogan has worked in a range of research organisations including CSIRO, Victorian Department of Agriculture, Australian Wool Innovation, Sheep Cooperative Research Centre and the University of New England where she has managed large research and development projects and designed and delivered national training

Hay’s latest Saturday cricket interrupted by weather

Hay’s latest Saturday cricket interrupted by weather

By Mick Cattanach. Saturday cricket was interrupted firstly with the No.1 pitch area flooded on Friday night, causing games to be moved to No.2. Then, showers that saw the second game washed out but not before the Titans pushed the South Hay Colts to the wire, almost breaking

The water debate rages on in the Murray Darling Basin

The water debate rages on in the Murray Darling Basin

Senate passes Basin Plan bill after Government makes buyback deal with Greens By Krista Schade The Senate has passed the Murray-Darling Basin Plan amendment bill following a deal made by the Albanese government and the Greens. The bill passed on Thursday afternoon. It will now go back to the House