This brave 11 year old Canowindra Public School student will shave his head this weekend to raise money for the Give Me 5 For Kids Foundation. On Tuesday Sam received a $200 donation from … [Read more...]
Jess’ Mudgee Success
Jessica Jenkins, a previous Editor of the Canowindra Phoenix, has taken on an incredible new career with Mid-Western Regional Council as their Business Graduate, assisting a team of managers in … [Read more...]
Remembering Peg
Pegeen (Peg) Mary Lynch was born 29th January 1923, the first child of Thomas & Leah Fitler of Moorbel. She was educated in the RC School at Moorbel, and left school at the age of 15, commencing … [Read more...]
Are You Snooping?
According to a new poll independently commissioned on behalf of Slater and Gordon, one third of Australians admit they have spied on their other half. The report suggests the most common … [Read more...]
Sam Brand Is Going Bald!
Sam Brand is going bald! The 11 year old Canowindra Public School student is shaving his head for the Give Me 5 For Kids Foundation, aiming to raise $500 for the cause. The shave will happen on … [Read more...]
Pictures And Posies
Megan Foster moved to Cargo 2 years ago from New Zealand, bringing with her a talent for photography and a love of flowers; two industries that work well together in special events. Megan Foster … [Read more...]
Baroquefest 2015
A three day festival will be played by two major ensembles and other musicians from the Central West region and beyond between the 16-18th of October 2015, celebrating a resurgence of … [Read more...]
NAIDOC Week 2015 Awards Program
Cowra is launching its first-ever National Aboriginal and Islanders Day Observance Committee (NAIDOC) Week Awards program. “In great news for Indigenous affairs, the awards will recognise the … [Read more...]
Curtains Open For Canowindra Community Players
A brave crowd of about 60 people were at the opening night of the Canowindra Community Players performance of “My Life – A Double Take” at Canowindra Services Club on Friday night. “You never know … [Read more...]
Monitor Your Electronic Pockets
It has been revealed that residents in New South Wales could be losing up to $190 million a year to ‘Electronic Pickpockets’, following a study into criminal activity surrounding electronic money … [Read more...]








