Officer’s charges upgraded to manslaughter
The police officer accused of allegedly tasering 95-year-old Clare Nowland has had his charges upgraded to manslaughter.
Following advice from the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions, St...
The postman calls
The skies have opened up over the last week with very welcomed rain falling across the Snowy Monaro. The heavy downfalls did cause damage to some r...
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - Whatever happened to Yallambee?
On 9 August 2023 it was announced by Council that Yallambee Lodge aged care home is ‘likely’ to be transferred to not-for-profit private company Re...
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - Please end cruel treatment of Brumbies
I’m writing to inform readers of the extreme cruelty that is being inflicted on the Brumbies in Kosciuszko National Park under the Government issue...
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - Depreciation, it’s mostly down hill from here
Depreciation is an interesting concept. Individuals own houses and motor vehicles which over time need repairing and or replacing.
Houses mo...
Grassroots
Christmas comes early on Monaro
CHRISTMAS has come early for the Monaro’s farmers with the best week’s rain in more than a year drenching parts of the region.
Significant f...
Reading a pasture: Barley Grass - friend or foe?
BARLEY Grass is one of those annual grasses that inevitably attracts a bitter-sweet reaction from Monaro landholders.
In good years when there is ...
Remote monitoring helps farmers
FARM automation is an increasing trend. As labour becomes more expensive and harder to find, and technology becomes better and cheaper, the return ...
Tis the season to be busy at Garlic Kingdom
THE lead up to the holiday season is a frantic time for Vele Civijovski of Garlic Kingdom, with orders constantly coming in from customers wanting ...
Class Corner
Skink art aims to save species
NEW art installations in the Kosciuszko National Park (KNP) are raising awareness for the Guthega skink as hikers walk along the Illawong Track.
C...
A day of exploration, learning for students
By Cooma North Public School
In an exciting and educational adventure, Stage 3 students from Cooma North Public School recently embarked on a fiel...
Garden day supports St Paul’s parish
THERE will be an open garden day on Sunday November 12 from 2pm, and one and all are encouraged to attend and experience some of the region’s most ...
Delegate students busy
By Delegate Public School
Our five representatives at the South Coast PSSA Athletics Championship achieved a great deal of success on the day.&nbs...
Cooma Races forge ahead
A big crowd disregarded the threat of rain to enjoy some very exciting racing at the Sundowners Cup and Cooma Cup race meeting on Saturday.
After 100.5 millimetres of rain having fallen on the track in the preceding week, it was a track gal...
Region’s bowlers in fine form
COOMA, Jindabyne, and Adaminaby were each represented well when region nine travelled to Tuross Head in mid-November for the playoffs.
Adaminaby’s...
Jindabyne business bowls
JINDABYNE Business Bowls is underway, and round two results are in with team Firebowls leading the way on two wins, six points and a plus 42 differ...
WR Wallace trophy winners decided
By COOLAMATONG GOLF CLUB
NEW Coolamatong Golf Club member Ewan Murdoch (C Grade) has captured the WR Wallace trophy with a strong round of three u...
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