Hay Shire Council

By Tertia Butcher Two requests for financial assistance by waiving fees and charges have met with a firm no from Council, and community and sporting organisations and groups can expect this to continue, at least for the current financial year. Council’s budget allocation for assistance of $13,000 has

By Tertia Butcher Hay and Carrathool Shire Councils are joining forces to develop a 10-year roadmap outlining practical actions councils, business, industries and communities can take to diversify their economies. This includes building economic, social, cultural and environmental resilience. The Resilient Economy Roadmap for Hay and Carrathool Shires is being

By Tertia Butcher Concern was raised at Council last week over safety issues if a Development Application for a service station on the Sturt Highway was approved. “This proposed development is just a stupid idea. It’s dangerous,” one of the objectors, Judy Jarratt told Council. Mrs Jarratt, who lives

By Tertia Butcher Hay Youth Taskforce has identified the need for a safe place for young people to gather and socialise. These sentiments were echoed in the findings of the 2022 Community Social Cohesion Survey to make Hay a better place to live. In addition, businesses and visiting professionals have