The mouse plague of 2021 has not only brought trouble to our farmers, but also to our houses where mice wreak havoc, spreading disease, chewing through electrical wires and setting up homes in walls … [Read more...]
The 100 Year Old Unknown Soldier
A World War I digger finally received a name for his gravestone in Orange last week. Private William Wrangham was born in Northern England and arrived in Australia in 1886, where he lived in Western … [Read more...]
Phoenix Newspapers Expands To Cowra
From its humble beginnings as a town newsletter on a single piece of paper, the Canowindra Phoenix has grown to encompass a brand of newspapers which focus on the good in the small country towns west … [Read more...]
Arts Festival Comes To Bathurst
The Inland Sea of Sound Festival will take the form of an intimate series of concerts in the centre of Bathurst. Indoor and outdoor concerts featuring guest headliners and our finest local … [Read more...]
Biosecurity Is Top Priority
Minister for Agriculture, Drought and Emergency Management, David Littleproud has acknowledged industry concerns with delays in receiving biosecurity document assessment, and inspections services from … [Read more...]
Care For Mind, Body And Soul
Tai Chi has been practiced for 700 years, though some suggest it may even have been practiced up to 1,500 years ago. Charlie Huang, who teaches Tai Chi in Canowindra on Tuesday afternoons, says the … [Read more...]
The Way We Were
Montrose House
Hello readers and welcome to this month's column, Goodness me, we are nearly at the end of February and what a glorious summer we are having! We only have one more shop to fill in the main … [Read more...]
Be Seen
Government Support For Field Days Continues
Agricultural show and field day organisers that cancelled their events in 2020 because of COVID-19 now have another opportunity to recover eligible expenses and receive a much-needed cash boost as … [Read more...]