Head along to the Canowindra Community Groups and Services Expo this Saturday.
Canowindra Community Groups And Services Expo: Don’t miss the annual Canowindra Community Groups and Services Expo this Saturday, 13 June, from 11am to 2pm at the Canowindra Services Club Hall. This fantastic, free, family-friendly event is designed to showcase the incredible network of volunteers, activities, and services that make Canowindra a wonderful place to live. Further details contact Deb 0487 801 767 or debrutter@bigpond.com
Sincere Thanks: Rob and the family of Rosemary Parker would like to give a big thank you to the Doctors and all the staff at Canowindra Hospital for the care and treatment given to Rosemary during her recent admissions.
Massive Seizure Of Illegal Exotic Cockroaches Prompts Warning: The Department of Climate Change, Energy, Environment and Water (DCCEEW) has issued a warning to pet-related businesses and reptile keepers after more than 100,000 live exotic cockroaches were seized last week from a commercial breeder in Bathurst. Only species included on the Live Import List can be legally imported into Australia. For more information you can call 1800 110 395. To report illegal wildlife activities visit the DCCEEW website.
Get Your Dancing Shoes On: With the 12 hour New Vogue dance on Sunday, 21 June only a couple of weeks away, now is the perfect time to get some pratice in. This Sunday, 14 June Barry Whitty is back at the New Vogue dance with fantastic tunes to get you moving! For further information, please call Gail Davis on 0417 747 338.
Early Bird Tickets Closing Soon: If you’ve been thinking about attending the 2026 AWiA National Conference, now is the time to secure your ticket. Early Bird pricing closes on 15 June, giving you just a few days left to save on your registration. Join women from across Australia for three days of inspiring speakers, practical workshops, meaningful conversations, regional tours, and connections that last long after the conference ends. Orange, 27–29 July, Register: www.awia.org.au/conference26
Welcome To Cabonne! Cabonne Council proudly welcomed Cabonne’s newest citizens who participated in the Australian citizenship ceremony on Friday, 5 June. Deputy Mayor, Clr Jamie Jones led the Australian citizenship oath and presented certificates to each participant alongside Philip Donato and Andrew Gee MP, marking the beginning of their journey as Australian citizens.
Deputy Mayor, Clr Jamie Jones, Phil Donato MP and Andrew Gee MP pictured with one of Cabonnes newest Australian citizens.