Harvest heaven
Harvesters can still be seen in paddocks across the Goondiwindi region, with many farmers finished or nearly finished wheat and getting stuck into chickpeas....
Regional communities reach breaking point: Gundy Chamber tackles childcare crisis
The recent childcare workshop hosted by the Goondiwindi Chamber of Commerce bought to light the ongoing childcare crisis gripping our regional areas and now...
Dave Woods: Pioneering success in mental health in ag
A Nuffield Scholarship is one of agriculture’s highest honours and local farmer David Woods is still in denial he has been awarded one to...
Cross-border commissioner move empower border communities
In good news for Goondiwindi residents, one of the first moves of the newly elected government committed to fixing the youth crime crisis, has...
Pretty in Pink at Care for breast cancer month
Last week on Thursday 31 October staff and participants at Care Goondiwindi met for a morning tea for breast cancer awareness month.
The event...
Police target offenders in cross-border collaboration
Police have surged into cross-border communities at Goondiwindi and Boggabilla, in a joint operation with Taskforce Guardian and New South Wales (NSW) police.
Alongside...
Police arrest youth connected the recent crime outbreaks
Goondiwindi police arrested and extradited a 16-year-old Boggabilla youth last week for 13 property-related offences, in what was a quieter week on the violent...
Grimace in Gundy for McHappy Day
Goondiwindi McDonalds licensee Mick Young and his crew are getting behind McHappy Day this year, embracing Grimace and his merchandise in the month leading...
Halloween thrills and chills
From Robin Hood to Spiderman to Harry Potter to Chickens!
Goondiwindi well and truly got into the Halloween spirit last Thursday evening, 31 October,...
Unplanned pregnancy problem in regional areas
Unwanted pregnancies are a rising problem in rural Australia, with recent research revealing women living in rural and remote areas are 1.4 times more...
Outreach ADHD clinic brings care to kids in border communities
Children between the ages of six and 12 in the New England region will soon have increased access to support for attention deficit hyperactivity...
Power in the ponytail
Border Rivers Christian College (BRCC) year 12 students are throwing their support behind the Cancer Council’s Ponytail Project, with three students cutting and donating...