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11:00 AM | THE woman who taught last year's Wagga Walk of Honour inductee, Bill Kerr, to dance was yesterday honoured herself.
Rotary markets go ahead despite bleak weather
10:35 AM | All fine for cool rotary markets
Edel Quinn set for $6m facilities upgrade
10:00 AM | COUNTLESS men have had their "second chance" at Wagga's Edel Quinn Homeless Men's Services, and a new $6 million upgrade to begin next month is expected to help them even more.
Plaques honour fallen officers
10:00 AM | SOME died in a bushfire, others on motorbikes and one during an operation to catch a rapist.
9:41 AM | Keira St has been closed in both directions after strong winds caused scaffolding to lean dangerously at the $200 million West Keira development, police said.
Delegates get glimpse of city
9:00 AM | PARLIAMENTARY delegates from the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) toured around Wagga yesterday and enjoyed their first glimpses of regional Australia.
8:00 AM | NSW Farmers Association president Fiona Simson has called on the government to dismiss the Ryan Report, saying it will remove the grassroots involvement of farmers.
7:00 AM | CONFUSION over who has responsiblity for Marshalls Creek means it has become the forgotten area of Wagga, sprawled with rubbish and overcome with vegetation and waste.
7:00 AM | WAGGA City councillor Clint Uden has gained maturity and shown improvement in his conduct since his drunken abuse of Capital Nightclub staff last year, says his mentor Joe Mason-Cox.
7:00 AM | CONFUSION over who has responsiblity for Marshalls Creek means it has become the forgotten area of Wagga, sprawled with rubbish and overcome with vegetation and waste.
Abbott calls on Thomson to resign
6:10 AM | The government has accused Opposition Leader Tony Abbott of breaching the Crimes Act by suggesting Craig Thomson's wellbeing would be best served if the MP resigned from Parliament.  | CommentsComments (7)
5:00 AM | THE federal government will inject more money into schools' mathematics and science departments to better educate future skilled workers.
Houses no longer key to wealth
4:00 AM | The newest generation of home owners, unlike baby boomers, should not rely on their houses as a key source of wealth generation, property analysts say.  | CommentsComments (5) | High home prices force families ...
Game stores in administration
4:00 AM | The Game stores at Charlestown Square and Westfield Kotara closed yesterday after owner TGW went into administration.
Public reports sightings of missing teens
4:00 AM | Police searching for two teenagers missing for more than a week believe the pair are still in the Hunter after receiving several reported sightings.   | Mothers' plea to find missing ...
Pastor abused grandkids after blood transfusion
4:00 AM | A church pastor who indecently assaulted three grandchildren after receiving a blood transfusion told a court hearing that ‘‘kids are quick to forgive’’.
Maitland club goes into administration
4:00 AM | Maitland Ex-Servicemen’s Club has gone into voluntary administration with its board of directors still hoping a property development will get them out of financial difficulty.
4:00 AM | The 10 best and worst attendance rates in the Hunter and Central Coast
4:00 AM | A TAMWORTH man will appear in court on July 5 after allegedly being found in possession of steroids and a knife during a traffic stop earlier this year.
Immediate action to begin on youth plans for Tamworth region
4:00 AM | LOCAL government, service providers and young people have committed to taking immediate action towards reform of Tamworth’s youth services, at a workshop held yesterday.
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