Last weekend three of our Canowindra fire fighters - Grant Cummings, Charli Stewart and Ben Smith participated in the Firies Climb for MND 2025. This was no ordinary climb, it was an epic challenge … [Read more...]
Canowindra Dying To Know Day
Dying To Know Day is a nationally recognised annual event designed to encourage and normalise open conversations about death and dying, and grief. It aims to destigmatise discussions about end of … [Read more...]
Entries Open For ‘My First Speech’ Competition 2025
Students in Year 10, 11, and 12 are being asked to put themselves in the position of a newly elected Member of Parliament as part of a nationwide competition. Organised by the Speaker of the House of … [Read more...]
Vocational Education And Training Powers Australia’s Workforce
National Skills Week is an annual initiative in Australia, scheduled for this week 25–31 August, aimed at promoting the value and diversity of Vocational Education and Training (VET). Now in its 15th … [Read more...]
My Kid’s Online Safety
Hi there,As a parent, I’ve spent too many nights worrying about my kid’s online safety, wondering if the games they play or the forums they visit are truly safe. We’ve dealt with everything from … [Read more...]
Community Meeting Outcomes
Last Sunday 24 August, over 50 concerned residents attended a community meeting at Rosnay Wines regarding serious environmental and public health concerns over high PFAS levels in the Belubula River … [Read more...]
Showtime: Gather Your Entries For The Cobley Pavilion
Canowindra Show is on 26 and 27 September and the Ladies Auxiliary in the Cobley Pavilion offer a range of excellent sections to enter. You can access full Section information from the Canowindra … [Read more...]
Simone Thornette To Light Up The Lounge At Canowindra Bowling Club
Central West's musical gem, Simone Thornette, is set to captivate audiences in a special solo performance at the Canowindra Bowling Club's lounge on Saturday 30 August from 6:30-9:30 PM. Known for … [Read more...]
Swoop .. Here It Is!
August–October marks breeding season for Australian magpies, and with it comes the annual swooping drama that’s both feared and misunderstood. Magpies don’t swoop because they’re mean, they swoop … [Read more...]
Free Webinars To Help Central West Artists And Arts And Cultural Businesses Tap Into Tourism Opportunities
Regional NSW artists and businesses are invited to boost visibility through ATDW. “Visitors to the NSW Central West are seeking authentic, engaging experiences that offer a real connection with local … [Read more...]