Dear Editor, Good on you Pennie Scott. How many people who live in the beautiful Belubula Valley know of its continuous reduction in vegetation density, destruction of productivity and water … [Read more...]
Letters
Dear Verity, On Sunday, 7 February, Canowindra residents Sue and Russell Hodge had their lives and their future turned upside down. Russell had a horrific motorbike accident and is lucky to be … [Read more...]
Letter to the Editor – Captain Barnacles
Dear Editor, I am thankful. Russ (Captain Barnacles) Hodge, my dear husband and I were leaving Wyangala Dam on Sunday after having a great day with our bike club. I am thankful for such a great … [Read more...]
Letters
Hello Verity, Water quality, security and surety is one of the most pressing issues facing us living in rural NSW. In addition to variations in climate and weather systems resulting in less … [Read more...]
Letters
Dear Editor, I would like to clarify a comment made in Letters to the Phoenix on 21 January 2021. This is in relation to the Phoenix Palms which have become quite a feature in Morris Park … [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...]
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...]
Letter To The Editor
Dear Editor, I would like to take this opportunity to express how pleased the Canowindra Business Chamber and Progress Association (CBCPA) committee is that the local community were able to come … [Read more...]
Letters
Dear Editor, What a sad week for Canowindra to hear that our Catholic Church has been desecrated by people that have no respect or morally a conscience to do such an evil act. I hope the community … [Read more...]
From The Editor
Dear Readers, Aside from the sticky heat, my second week in Canowindra has been full of town activities and characters. The Christmas Shopping Days were deemed a success, given all the committee … [Read more...]


