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Hay community comes together, holding candlelight vigil for Molly

By Krista Schade An emotional candlelight vigil was held at Hay Lions Park on Wednesday evening, bringing together a group of more than 30, who each took a stand against family violence. National vigils are held annual on the first Wednesday of May to remember and honour those who have

A Clip Above the Rest: Unveiling Australia's Shearing Heritage at Shear Outback

A Clip Above the Rest: Unveiling Australia's Shearing Heritage at Shear Outback

Hay, New South Wales, is a small town basks in the golden glow of the outback summer sun. It is a community whose history is deeply intertwined with the iconic figure of the Australian shearer. Here, amidst the vast sheep stations and dusty plains, lies Shear Outback: a treasure trove

Roy shares his connection with Ngiyampaa Country.

Roy shares his connection with Ngiyampaa Country.

To follow on from their native garden project, Booligal Public School has been exploring Aboriginal culture and the country that connects to the students and their homes; Ngiyampaa Country. Uncle Roy Kennedy is a Ngiyampaa Elder, and has been working with the students who were eager to learn about his

Aged care crisis

Aged care crisis

Aged care in Hay is in trouble. And we need to get to the bottom of it. A public meeting will be called later in the year by the Local Health Advisory Committee to address obstacles which prevent Hay from attracting funding for a Multi-Purpose Service at the hospital. It’