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Debutantes ready for spotlight
EIGHT couples will be taking to the stage on Friday for the Civic Debutante Ball. The annual Civic Deb is an age long tradition that…
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Drugs and guns seized
A 54-year-old Broken Hill man has been arrested after a property search last week at a home in Kaolin Street. The home was searched at…
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Humble helper becomes volunteer of year
LYNNE Hastwell is Broken Hill’s volunteer guru. For the last 15 years she’s given time and effort to multiple organisations including the Australian Red Cross,…
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Mental Health month
WITH data showing one in five Australians experience significant impacts from mental health issues and the statistics are indicating a worsening mental health crisis across…
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Bridge club opens doors to beginners
THE Broken Hill Bridge Club, or the BHBC, is considered one of the oldest clubs in Broken Hill. In order for the group to maintain…
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Bash back in 2026
ORGANISERS of the Mundi Mundi Bash has announced the lineup for 2026, with tickets going on sale next Friday. Highlights include John Butler, Jessica Mauboy,…
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Local event tackles men’s mental health
MENTAL health is an epidemic across the country that keeps getting worse. In regional areas, suicide is a severe problem, with people living in the…
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Quandong harvest gets picking
THE annual quandong harvest is in, and the good news is it’s not doing too badly. Robert Tavian of Quandong Farm Broken Hill reckons it’s…
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What’s on in Broken Hill?
FRIDAY Social Bridge Broken Hill Bridge Club, 10.15am Play social bridge with some friends, great atmosphere. All welcome. Welcome Table Junction Hotel, 4.30pm Come grab…
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Local groups get drought funding
A PUBLICALY undisclosed amount funding through the Federal Government’s Regional Drought Resilience Plan Program, or RDRP, has been awarded to six community and service organisations…
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Aviation authority backs Rex
A SPOKESPERSON for the Civil Aviation Safety Authority has said the oversite body has no concerns about the recent incident that occurred on a Rex…
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Food for Gaza a big success
A DINNER this week for the suffering of Gaza was an unexpected success. Organisers, Oliver Yee and Kirsten Chow, cooked the food in their homes,…
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