The Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) has provisionally approved the Pfizer/BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine for use in Australia. Federal Member for Calare and Minister for Decentralisation and … [Read more...]
Look Out For Sticky Nightshade
Cowra Shire Council advises residents of the Canowindra area/Belubula River, that Sticky Nightshade (Solanum sisymbrii-folium) is an emerging weed threat in the Central Tablelands. It is common in … [Read more...]
Women’s Bowls
Two social games were played on Tuesday 19 January, one triples and one fours. Jill Messenger, Liz Thornberry and Colleen Crump defeated Sharon Wynn, Nancy Morrow and Diane Slattery … [Read more...]
Letters
Dear Editor, I would like to lodge a Thumbs Up for a very kind lady who was a customer at Lawrence’s at the same time as myself a couple of weeks before Christmas. I had reached the checkout and … [Read more...]
Improving Drought Resistance
The Australian Government is investing $10 million through the Climate Services for Agriculture program to help farm businesses increase drought and climate resilience. Minister for Agriculture, … [Read more...]
Canowindra Tigers Rugby League Club
The Canowindra Tigers were to celebrate 100 years of history last year until COVID-19 intervened. A decision was made by all interested parties to hold the event this year. Instead, the celebration … [Read more...]
Help Solve the Mystery
Aileen Grant posted two pictures on Facebook in hopes of solving the mystery of these unknown elegant ladies. Aileen said that the picture, which has been sitting in her shed, was given to husband … [Read more...]
Bangaroo Bridge Officially Open
The long-awaited Bangaroo Bridge is now officially open, creating a vital link between the Cabonne and Cowra shires over the Belubula River. To mark the important event, Federal Member for Calare and … [Read more...]
Staying ‘Home’ For Australia Day
It seems fitting that the name Canowindra comes from the Wiradjuri word meaning home. Canowindra has been home to European settlers from 1829 onwards, when 640 acres were granted to James Collits by … [Read more...]
Letters
Dear Editor, I am writing so as to provide a different perspective after reading and listening to the feedback around the palm trees recommended by Sala4D town master plan designers. The palms were … [Read more...]