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Council

Hilltops dodge $2.5 million funding loss

Education

Halfway point for Hilltops HSC students

Community

A Year in the Hilltops 2027 calendars released

The beauty of Hilltops in a community calendar supporting regional arts

Community

War hero's legacy lives on in Carrington Park

"When I return I will be crammed full of new ideas for the improvement of the park"

Education

CEF Young seeks more applicants

Applications closing on 31 October

Cricket

Burrangong Bears on the board

Burrangong captain Jack Woods takes 4-4 and hits 31 in win over Bin Chickens

What's On around the Hilltops

A busy weekend and beyond coming up locally

Rural

October ram sales remain strong

Community

Hilltops to turn purple for domestic violence awareness

Hilltops residents unite to raise awareness of domestic and family violence.

Community

Andrew Kinleside and his time at Uppingham Station

A look back at the English born farmers time around Young

Community

Photo competition entries about to close

Get your entry in before submissions close on Friday

Community

Can Hilltops meet the challenges of an ageing population?

Survey shows lack of confidence in aged care services

Community

Local optometrists warn eye damage can go unnoticed

Early eye checks help protect vision in people with diabetes.

Events

Get out into country gardens on November 1

Tickets are $20 for all or or $5 at each garden.

Sport

State win another string to Tracey’s bow

Matching shoes and hat the secret to Tracey's shooting success?

Sport

Summer of cricket commences

Bribbaree defend 124 to sink Criterion Bin Chickens in game of the round

Sport

From handmade skirts to 50 years of netball in Young

Generations of players and volunteers have kept Young netball thriving for 50 years.

Rugby League

Senior presentation brings all five Pickers teams together

Young toast consistent season across senior teams.

Horse Racing

Seaside Sid takes out Eugowra's Canola Cup

Monteagle trained runner gets it done at Eugowra

Sport

More silverware for Hawkettes

Hawkettes still hungry for more success.

Regional

Politics and Government

Inquiry recommends pause on waste-to-energy projects

A NSW Upper House committee tabled its final report on Tuesday

News

Tarrawingee man charged after “targeted” attack on MP

The 43-year-old was set to appear at Wangaratta Magistrates’ Court tomorrow facing three charges

News

Community in shock as Haines’ condition remains critical

Mayor Irene Grant and community leaders grapple with shock after alleged attack on Helen Haines

News

Major investigation underway after Helen Haines struck outside Wangaratta office

A 43-year-old Tarrawingee man remains in custody on Monday night after "tragic" Wangaratta incident

People and Lifestyle

The extraordinary legacy of Jim Frecklington

Vale Jim Frecklington, the master craftsman from Peak Hill who leaves behind extraordinary royal legacy

Police and Courts

Billings intends to appeal 28-year sentence

Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions says it won't appeal Daniel Billings’ 28-year sentence but the killer indicates he will

People and Lifestyle

Hidden treasures wanted for Antiques Roadshow

Antiques Roadshow Australia is inviting Australians to submit their hidden treasures for appraisal

Parkes Elvis Festival

The King is on tour as town prepares for blockbuster festival

The 2027 Parkes Elvis Festival program has been launched and it promises to be the most significant in its history

Events

Gracey steps back into Priscilla spotlight

Gracey Denham-Jones will for the first time be Miss Priscilla In Concert at the Parkes Elvis Festival

News

Every step starts a conversation: Parkes man to run a marathon every day for 10 days

Brayden Quigg from Parkes is running 408km to raise funds and awareness for mental health charity The Shaka Project

Council

Renewed momentum for Sunrise project

Parkes mayor Neil Westcott says represents an important opportunity for the wider Central West

Events

Thousands descend on Trundle for bush tucker day

Bush cooking was celebrated in all of it's forms at the Trundle Bush Tucker Day

Opinion

News

Why Cowboy Up just isnt enough any more

Why the third question, the ones after "are you okay" is what rural NSW needs most right now.

Hilltops Councillor Column

Much needed rain turns the Hilltops green

It was great to see some rain, not enough, but enough to turn the grass green.

Cr Michelle Gallo

Boorowa News

Locals share thoughts on Rail Trail

As reported in last week's paper, Hilltops Council is seeking community feedback in regards to the proposed Boorow to Galong Rail Trail, as a result, locals have begun talking about the pros and cons of the project.

Rebecca Hewson

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