Cowboys’ blueprint shaped on Storm of old
There are certain similarities between North Queensland and their opposition on Saturday night as Todd Payten’s side hunt for their biggest scalp of their 2022 campaign.
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Semi-final victory
With Broken Hill’s Irish export Meg Ryan as a key ingredient, North Adelaide has earned direct entry to the 2022 SANFL Women's Grand Final on Sunday, May 29 at The Parade, Norwood.
Midnight Oil to play Mundi Mundi.
Oz rock royalty Midnight Oil have been announced as Friday night headliners for the August Broken Hill Mundi Mundi Bash.
RYAN FINALS BOUND
Meg Ryan, North Adelaide’s Irish recruit from Broken Hill football, and her Roosters teammates have finished the regular season as SANFL Women’s minor premiers despite losing their final game of the regular season.
FEV KICKS TWO BUT ROOS TOO STRONG
Central started kicking city end and the game swung back and forth in the first 5 minutes of the quarter. The tackling pressure from both teams was really good. The Fev had an early chance at goal, but the dribble kick was touched on the line.
Gala event to mark gallery reopening
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The newly named and refurbished Broken Hill City Art Gallery is set to make its long-awaited reopening on Friday, May 27.
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Disaster assistance extended to Central Darling Shire
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Central Darling Shire is one of a further nine local government areas (LGAs) now eligible for disaster assistance following severe storms and flash flooding across the southern regions of New South Wales from 5 January 2022 onwards.
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Large crowds expected as Yunta Gymkhana returns
It’s been two years since a major event has been held at the Yunta Racecourse – and there’s been some big changes!
Seeing Red: Rebels joined Convoy in plight of Darling-Baarka River
On Good Friday local Red Rebels visited the Darling Baarka Convoy at Pooncarie. The convoy is drawing attention to the plight of the Darling Baarka River. Despite the water arriving from the northern rains, the river – still controlled by weirs and gates – remains unnavigable.
Mr Consistency signs for two more years
Now in his fifth season at AFL level, North Broken Hill export Isaac Cumming has committed to the Greater Western Sydney Giants for a further two years.
Pick number 20 back in the 2016 AFL Draft, the running defender has gone from strength to strength since the start of the 2021 campaign, becoming a pivotal component in the Giants backline.