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The treasured hospital kiosk volunteers have been brightening their corner of Broken Hill hospital for years in many ways, including raising $125,450 in the past year for hospital equipment. To say ‘thank you’, hospital staff treated the Broken Hill Hospital Kiosk Auxiliary to a special morning tea. Full story page 2. Teacher shortage leaves HSC class with no teacher Willyama High School their fi nal term before their Mrs Clark said staff at predicted. The teacher shortage that anyone with a degree can do are desperately seeking a exams in October. Students are Willyama will be considering is already biting as we can plainly a lightning fast teacher training qualifi ed English teacher obviously devastated and terribly further action at the start of see from the number of teacher course - six weeks in some cases with teachers holding a concerned about their progress in Term 3, “if the government does vacancies reported all around the - to teach in a NSW school. walkout last week to protest the coming term.” not fi nd an appropriately trained state, not just in the Far West.” “You have to ask why anyone continued staff shortages. Mrs Clark said the school English teacher for the HSC class. “When schools in Sydney would leave their chosen will put in place short term “The WHS began the school and on the North Coast of NSW profession to become a teacher, Maureen Clark, Councillor for measures to ensure the students year in February seeking four report diffi culty in fi lling vacant with minimal training, when the the Barrier Teachers Association can continue with their studies permanent teachers to cover teaching positions, then the recent Gallop Inquiry into the to the NSW Teachers Federation, adding that “principals should classes, including a Head Teacher task is doubly hard in rural and teaching profession identifi ed said that on Friday, June 18, not be put into the position of of Science position. Broken Hill remote schools.” so many areas of concern, Willyama teachers walked out having to search for teachers High School is still seeking Mrs Clark said Education including workload intensity and of school at the end of lunch for from what seems to be a a replacement Head Teacher Minister, Sarah Mitchell, is complexity, which were driving ten minutes, dwindling pool.” of Science.” “clearly desperate” when she new and experienced teachers to “To protest the failure “I will emphasise that this is She said the NSW Teachers advocates fast tracking teacher leave the profession.” of the NSW Government to not the fault of the school, the Federation is gravely concerned training. Mrs Clark said the Barrier appropriately staff their school. Principal or the staff. It is the about the staffi ng issues “It wasn’t all that long Teachers Association will be Union members took this action responsibility of the Department currently facing schools. ago when she was wanting to seeking a meeting with Barwon because the school is now of Education to fully staff all “Enrolments in NSW public increase teacher quality by MP Roy Butler in the near future desperately seeking a qualifi ed schools with appropriately schools are anticipated to rise raising the ATAR for students to discuss possible future action English teacher to teach an qualifi ed teachers, trained in the steeply in the near future and entering teacher training to remedy the staff shortages in HSC English Class in Term 3, subject areas they are teaching.” a shortfall of 11,000 teachers is courses. Now she is suggesting local schools.

Phone 8087 2354 www.bdtruth.com.au facebook.com/BDTruth Kiosk volunteers thanked with cakes and a cuppa

give to the community. By Nardia Keenan The kiosk sells home-cooked meals at affordable prices and, as the delicious aroma of spinach and fetta pies wafted After working so hard, hospital through the hospital foyer, it drew a kiosk volunteers had their turn crowd of staff, visitors and even patients. to be served morning tea in the In what can be a daunting environment, hospital foyer last week. the hospital kiosk is an oasis of home comforts. The morning tea was to thank the This comfort includes service with a Hospital Kiosk Auxiliary for all their hard smile, as well as genuine kindness and work in fundraising $125,450 for hospital cheerfulness. medical equipment. Kiosk volunteer Lynne Hatwell Manager of the Broken Hill Health explained that the reason volunteers are Service Pamela Charnock said that so caring to customers is because of the the kiosk volunteers decided how their camaraderie amongst the workers, who donated funds would be spent. socialise together outside of work. “The vollies sit at the meeting and they “The nice thing is the friendship with choose equipment from the hospital’s the girls. Some of us go out for lunch wish list,” Pamela said. on Tuesdays and the hospital provides Volunteers made their decisions Christmas dinner for us," Lynne said. carefully, with an emphasis on benefi tting “I look forward to coming here.” many people, not just a few. Volunteer Lynne also said that Broken Hill people Elaine Johns observed that the decisions are lovely and will give their time to run made now may even help the volunteers. the hospital kiosk at a time when most “We are old and we may need this hospital canteens have been privatised. It was time for cakes and a cuppa for kiosk volunteers (from left, in green), equipment soon.” “Not many hospitals do this. Elaine Johns, Lynne Hastwell, Marlene Gould, Bett y Burt and Cheryl Meuret. Fundraising for hospital equipment “Broken Hill people are very caring PICTURE: Nardia Keenan is just one way that the kiosk volunteers and they’ll help each other out.”

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2 - Barrier Truth, Wednesday June 23, 2021 Artist portrays Bash on propeller Howard Steer (right) painted the propeller and John Coff made the base. PICTURE: Nardia Keenan

By Nardia Keenan decommissioned propeller. vehicles. Above the vehicles is is a wooden base made by John Howard said that supporting Ken arranged for the the camping ground - complete Coff. John only uses native the RFDS was a condition of propeller to be sand-blasted and with a dog - to signify the more timbers for his designs and contributing his artworks. Renowned local artist, it was then ready for Howard to than 340 dogs set to attend the shapes them with precision “I told Ken and Carol that I Howard Steer, made another start painting. Mundi Mundi Bash. using a Computer Numerical was going to do something for striking artwork for the It took Howard only two or The next segment of the Control (CNC) router, which the Silverton Bash and then the Mundi Mundi Bash and he three days to paint the propeller propeller artwork illustrates is a computer-controlled money would go back to the painted it on an old plane with scenes depicting the Mundi the focus of the bash - a crowd cutting machine. women’s auxiliary for the Flying propeller. Mundi Bash. watching a band perform on He cut a similar base for Doctor,” he said. “You start at the bottom and stage. High above the stage sits Howard’s previous propeller Carol Holden is pleased that Carol Holden is the Women’s see how far up you can get,” Howard’s trademark Flying artwork for the Mundi Mundi the money will stay in Broken Auxiliary President at the said Howard. Doctor - a man with a black hat Bash - an artwork that was Hill, “The money that goes to Royal Flying Doctor Service The bottom of the propeller and bag and wings - set against a auctioned for $4,000 with the women’s auxiliary gets (RFDS) and her husband, Ken, captures a scene of a musician wind turn turbine backdrop. half the proceeds donated spent locally. It doesn’t go back provided the key component - a at a campfi re near recreational Complementing the artwork to the RFDS. to Sydney.” Dinosaurs coming to Picnic train Westside Plaza cake stall

Dinosaurs are coming to Westside dinosaurs, what prehistoric times were This coming Friday June 35, the Picnic Train. Plaza during the school holidays with like and what dinosaurs looked like and Conservation Centre in Crystal Street After being abandoned, the train loads of fun for children where they can where they lived. will be holding a cake stall for the fi rst from Penrose Park was restored by let their creativity roar at FREE daily This mixed workshop featuring time in the foyer of K-Mart. members and with the kind help of dinosaur craft workshops. a different dinosaur-themed activity The cake stall will be raising funds Council the Picnic Train ran at Kintore The fun starts on Monday, June 28, each day will give the children an for the much-awaited modifi cations to Reserve every month for over 20 years. when the workshops are held from insight on the different dinosaurs and the second carriage of the Picnic Train The new site at Queen Elizabeth 10am to 1pm. The activities continue their habitats. to accommodate wheelchairs. With park will provide much better benefi ts daily until Friday, July 2. The workshop activities include a work soon to begin at the Picnic Train’s to the community with shade, seating, No bookings are required but places dinosaur terrarium; dinosaur masks; new home at Queen Elizabeth Park, barbeques, amenities, playground are limited so get there early. Each day dinosaur necklaces; dinosaur mobile funds are needed to modify the carriage equipment, lawn and a kiosk for future there will be something new from the making and dinosaur sand art. to benefi t people with mobility issues train fundraisers. dinosaur world to make and take home! Westside Plaza at 5 Galena Street, and giving some people the opportunity Children are fascinated by Broken Hill. to have their fi rst ride on the little

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BD321665 measures including vaccinations Association secretary Brett Holmes 8:00AM - 6:00PM 8:30AM - 5:30PM 9:00AM - 1:00PM and testing. told reporters on Tuesday that the government’s capital spending was The bill for NSW’s COVID-19 pointless without mandated staff-to- management has reached $4 billion, patient ratios in hospitals. with another $1.1 billion set aside in The union wants a ratio of one the 2021/22 budget to continue the nurse per three patients in emergency state’s virus suppression and vaccine departments and one nurse per four To the community of Broken Hill, rollout efforts. patients in other wards. NSW Health received a total of $30.2 “While we see more capital works will We are delighted to inform you that after twenty years of campaigning Foundation Broken Hill has billion in Tuesday’s budget, made up of go into our health system, all that bricks acquired DGR (Deductible Gift Recipient) status. This is exciting news for our valued supporters and mortar does nothing to save lives, it’s and friends as it means that all donations to Foundation Broken Hill are now tax deductible. $27.1 billion in recurrent expenditure and $3.1 billion in capital spending. actually the people inside the bricks and Since our inception 21 years ago, Foundation Broken Hill has contributed $1.3M to support The capital spending is allocated to mortar, and we’re not seeing that issue businesses, events and students in the local region. Foundation Broken Hill has many exciting SURMHFWVRQWKHKRUL]RQDQGZRXOGOLNHWRRႇHUWKHRSSRUWXQLW\WRMRLQXVDVDUHJXODUGRQRURUD the construction or refurbishment of 18 addressed at all,” Mr Holmes said. RQHRႇGRQRU metropolitan and 28 regional hospitals “We’re now at the point where and health facilities, Health Minister Brad hospitals are parking beds in corridors, ,QDEROGLQLWLDWLYHZHDUHIRUWKH¿UVWWLPHJLYLQJGRQRUVWKHRSSRUWXQLW\WRVHOHFWKRZWKH\ZRXOG like their donations utilised via your choice of allocation: Hazzard said. outside wards ... we’re corridor nursing in Of the $1.1 billion set aside for NSW and without suffi cient staff to do so.” a) To the Capital Fund to be held in perpetuity with the interest from the investments given COVID-19 pandemic management in The Australian Medical Association back to the local community, or E 7RDVSHFL¿F3URMHFWVIXQGWKDWWKH%RDUGRI)RXQGDWLRQ%URNHQ+LOODWLWVGLVFUHWLRQ 2021/22, more than $260 million will be NSW also questioned whether there can draw on to select a project as being worthwhile for the long-term prosperity of the community. allocated to the state’s role in Australia’s would be enough frontline health staff to Your ongoing support of Foundation Broken Hill would be very much appreciated. vaccine rollout. improve patient outcomes. Yours Sincerely, This includes mass vaccination clinics “The cracks are showing in our at Sydney Olympic Park and soon in the hospitals and frankly, we’re concerned NSW Hunter. this won’t be enough to fi x a system that Pop-up clinics, testing and contact is already struggling with demand,” AMA -RKQ/\QFK2$0%+6F 0¶0HQW ),3$$)$&+6(0$X6$(0$,&' tracing efforts are set to cost $200 NSW President Dr Danielle McMullen said. Chairman, Foundation Broken Hill million in 2021/22, while $340 million “Across the country, we’ve seen what has been put aside for the acquisition happens when hospitals are under- of personal protective equipment for resourced and patients can’t access care HOW TO DONATE frontline services and for warehousing on time – it’s completely unacceptable Donations to the capital fund to be invested in perpetuity can be made to: PPE supplies. for people to die waiting for care in Foundation Broken Hill Limited Almost $150 million has also been ambulances or crowded emergency Westpac Bank allocated for medical treatment for those departments.” BSB: 032 816 Account: 232 783 in the state’s hotel quarantine system. The government has previously Donations to projects selected by the Board of Foundation Broken Hill can be made to: Away from the pandemic, the announced almost $83 million in funding Foundation Broken Hill Limited government on Tuesday announced a to palliative care services and more Westpac Bank BSB: 032 816 Account: 232 775 $214 million boost to the NSW Ambulance than $8.5 million to Parkinson’s disease budget, including more than $54 million treatment. $OWHUQDWLYHO\FKHTXHVFDQEHVHQWWRRXURႈFH over four years to improve the agency’s Almost $70 million will also be )RXQGDWLRQ%URNHQ+LOO32%R[%URNHQ+LOO16: use of aircraft, potentially including jets. allocated to bolster security at hospitals, If sending a cheque, please select the box which applies: Almost $34 million will also go into including programs to “de-escalate ,ZRXOGOLNHWKHGRQDWLRQWREHLQYHVWHGLQWKHFDSLWDOIXQGWREHKHOGLQSHUSHWXLW\ training paramedics to become specialist tensions” in emergency departments ,ZRXOGOLNHWKHGRQDWLRQWREHXVHGIRUSURMHFWVGHWHUPLQHGE\WKH%RDUGRI)RXQGDWLRQ%URNHQ Hill. intensive care paramedics, with 80 per and a pilot program involving police and cent to be stationed in regional NSW. mental health clinicians. ,I\RXZRXOGOLNHPRUHLQIRUPDWLRQSOHDVHFRQWDFW)RXQGDWLRQ%URNHQ+LOO([HFXWLYH2ႈFHU It comes as the state’s paramedics “Purpose designed hospital and health *D\OH%DOORQ on Tuesday take industrial action, facilities drive improved health outcomes responding only to incidents deemed life- and experiences for patients, their threatening. They are seeking a 4.5 per families and our dedicated health staff,” cent pay rise, beyond the government’s Mr Hazzard said.

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The experimental sound and art event features Freya Schack-Arnott and Benjamin Ward. PICTURE: Supplied

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Barrier Truth, Wednesday June 23, 2021 – 5 Union, mining and Far West songs are at the Trades Hall tonight. PICTURE: Supplied A moving performance of union, mining and Far West songs tonight

By Nardia Keenan. Victoria's fi nest musicians for a special “It is a dance hall, for music who remember. ‘Songs in the Round’ performance. and singing.” “It’s the ideal venue for such The evening will feature stories Ms Ferry said that the Trades Hall a performance and appropriate,” An intimate evening of union and songs by Leroy Johnson, William building was architecturally designed to said Ms Ferry. songs, mining songs and Alexander, Cat and Clint, Aimee amplify sound. ‘Songs in the Round’ will be performed songs of Far West NSW will be Volkofsky, My Dearest Dear, Mick Coates “It is an ‘A’ frame building with a tonight, from 7pm to 9pm, at Broken Hill enjoyed at the iconic Trades Hall and Charlotte Le Lievre. vaulted ceiling and the ceiling is fl at in Trades Hall on the corner of Blende and building tonight. The musical performances will be the centre, where the lights are. Sulphide Streets. enhanced in the Trades Hall building, “It is approximately 45 feet (13.7 For bookings, visit https:// Members of the public are invited to according to the Secretary of the Town metres) to 50 feet (15.2 metres) high. www.trybooking.com/events/ join some of Broken Hill and Regional Employees’ Union, Ms Rosslyn Ferry. These songs are stirring for those landing?eid=756899&

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6 - Barrier Truth, Wednesday June 23, 2021 Hang on to your hat, Barnaby’s back

By Neil Pigot with Barnaby. It will be an interesting space to watch. As will the next election. Part of the My heart sank last week to see reason for the spill within the Nationals conservative commentator Alan was the belief in the party room that Jones championing a contentious despite his assurances to the contrary, book about climate science which Scomo will not see out a full term. has gained traction in the United This week was the last opportunity States. Unsettled: What Climate for a leadership change before the Science Tells Us, What It Doesn’t, next election. The Nationals need new and Why It Matters, is authored generation signature issues that deliver by US theoretical physicist for regions, while still representing the Steven Koonin. values and aspirations of an earlier Australia and Barnaby was their man. As the title suggests, the book’s bold While zero emissions, increasingly a central theme is that climate science is major electoral issue, will likely be only far from settled, and should not be relied one of the policy upheavals that will on to make policy choices in areas such as stem from the change, there will also energy, transport and economics. be questions about how far Barnaby is Koonin opens the book by saying prepared to go on other issues that he he while he accepts that the Earth has been touting from the backbench is warming, and that humans are like nuclear energy, public investment in contributing to this, he frames his book coal power, and the future of the Murray around the not so startling revelation Darling Basin plan, a scheme he has been that the climate science we’ve been an ardent critic of since its inception. relying on all these years is, in fact, The choice of Barnaby could be a uncertain. which is the book’s major fl aw. watershed in Australian politics, a move Uncertainty is not news to scientists. that comes with a huge risk, for both the Science is never settled. But there Nationals and the Liberals. He said his is enough confi dence in the current three years on the backbench have been science and enough concencus to justify instructive and he’s come back a “better signifi cant climate action. person” but his return to the leadership The book and Jones’ trumpeting when the debate about sexual harassment had me recall the Hawke government’s and the treatment of women is on the science minister Barry Jones, one of front line of politics in a way it wasn’t the fi rst public fi gures in Australia to before is a gamble. sound warnings about climate change, National’s assistant minister Michelle who when asked how decision-makers Landry was quoted before the vote as should respond to a rise in the earth’s saying she thought that, “...if he became temperature, said we should consider leader again there would be women out the consequences of both acting and there that would be unhappy with that. not acting. Newly-elected Nationals Leader Barnaby Joyce, minus his hat, speaks to the There were women out there who made If policymakers acted on inaccurate media during a press conference at Parliament House in Canberra, Monday, accusations, none of that was ever proven climate science, Jones argued, the worst June 21, 2021. PICTURE: AAP Image/Lukas Coch but I do know there are women who that would happen is our energy would be would not be happy.” cleaner. But if the science was right and Nationals, who have been consumed co-written with Nationals senator Matt Everyone acknowledges Barnaby’s we ignored it, the consequences could with bitterness and infi ghting and help Canavan published in The Australian: campaigning ability. He’s larger-than- be catastrophic. Jones, and I imagine his them claw back a greater infl uence “Even before you consider the impact life and people, especially in rural areas, Melbourne colleague Andrew Bolt, will in government, and especially more on our mining and manufacturing warm to a “character”. For his part, now be again peddling a message that one acknowledgement and credit for industries, a net-zero emissions policy Scomo has to decide when to resist look at the Darling would tell them is at decisions that affect their rural and would destroy any hope of expanding Joyce’s demands, and when to accede best fl awed. regional supporters. And that is where Australian farming. If the Nationals or compromise. In failing to allow And then I learned on Monday that the problems lie. For both Barnaby supported net-zero emissions we would McCormack visible victories, the PM Barnaby’s back. He that, like a number and Scomo. cease to be a party that could credibly weakened him and stirred Nationals’ of rock stars, needs only one name. Earlier this year Barnaby represent farmers.” resentment. Barnaby is their gift to him Barnaby, the National member who has characterised the Coalition as a “marriage And it’s this position that is most for his arrogance. always been a one man band, a minor of convenience” and under McCormack’s problematic for Scomo as he inches The immediate issues for Barnaby cult of personality in much the same leadership some within the party have his way toward the electorate on the will be ministerial changes, and what mould as Pauline, a chaos merchant of felt it had drifted a little too much into issue of reduced emissions and is doing demands he might pursue in the new the fi rst order, has won the guerrilla a love match, one that was diluting the his best to keep his pro-coal policies Coalition agreement he’ll conclude with war he started 3 years ago to reclaim National’s brand. But the brand itself, in the background. Scomo has been the tradies friend. his place at the parliamentary dispatch at least the Barnaby brand of National, feeling the pinch on climate ever since The party’s Senate leader, Bridget box. Barnaby’s spectacular resurrection is fl awed. Joe Biden became President. Under McKenzie, the fall girl in the sports as Nationals leader spells an entirely Large-scale irrigation projects and Biden’s leadership global cooperation on rorts affair, is expected to return to the different dynamic within the government. mining developments are Barnaby’s big emissions is stepping up and dragging frontbench. Scomo will likely take the Both in terms of policy and publicity. ticket policy items. But loud and frequent Scomo, albeit kicking and screaming, pragmatic view she’s served her time. No And the timing couldn’t have been calls for more coal fi red power stations along with it. Business is moving ahead big deal. But the stretch point for the two more telling. from rebel Nationals such as George of government in investment decisions men will be the net zero 2050 target. The agitators within the Nationals Christenson and Matt Canavan who share on energy and banks and insurers are Yet again, the climate issue has played have repeatedly argued that the man Barnaby’s views are not only out of step increasingly refusing to back projects that its part in the fall of a leader. Once more, Barnaby usurped, Micheal McCormack, with broader national sentiment but also involve fossil fuels. it remains a dangerous irritant to be dealt a man who fell into the National’s many in the Nationals rural heartland Scomo left the G7 meeting in the UK with within the Coalition, which will test leadership position after Barnaby was with the National Farmers Federation but having described the net zero ambition as both leaders and their relations. And if forced to resign amid sexual misconduct one of a number of rural organisations “preferable” and will be under continued Barnaby decides to go wombat on the allegations, was ineffective, gaffe- that are looking for a progressive climate pressure from other nations to endorse it Liberals, which he has done in the past, it prone, and most importantly, had not policy aimed at reducing emissions, at international climate talks in Glasgow will either be seen as a stroke of genius or claimed enough political territory for along with water reforms that are a later this year. Joyce said after his Monday spell the end of the coalition and possibly the Nationals within the Coalition direct and realistic response to the victory he will be guided by his party on the extinction of the Nationals as a government. Barnaby is seen as a stronger increasingly damaging effects a changing this issue. Poor old Scomo has to decide political force. option, a fair dinkum character who climate is having on the land where they whether to press the case for fi rming As Barnaby said at his press would take the fi ght to that other fair live and work. the commitment, as Joe Biden and Boris conference when asked about potential dinkum Aussie who prefers the single But Barnaby made clear that climate Johnson are urging him to do, or stay policy changes, “We’ll have to monicker. Scomo. wasn’t the biggest threat to the rural with his present loose wording of net wait and see.” A leader to reunite the shambolic sector in February this year in an article zero “preferably” by 2050, to avoid a fi ght

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Drug court to help combat partner allows her to test new technology substance abuse and techniques before recommending them to clients. I congratulate the NSW Government With the likes of Emma leading the on its commitment to establish a drug way for the next generation of farmers, court in Dubbo, which was announced I'm confi dent the future of agriculture is last week. in very capable hands. To be funded by the NSW Government Cutt ing edge survey trucks have completed a four week seismic survey near over the next four years, the drug court $25 million for metering program Wilcannia to locate deep underground caverns that could be used to store will operate at the Dubbo Courthouse carbon dioxide and stop carbon emissions from entering the atmosphere. and provide a pathway for rehabilitation The Liberal and Nationals' PICTURE: Supplied through a 12-month program. Government is investing $25 million This will complement the jointly for the Northern Murray-Darling Basin funded residential alcohol and drug Metering Program that will bolster water rehabilitation facility at Dubbo, helping compliance and give communities access to break the cycle of addiction and crime to faster and more accurate water data. Search under way amongst the region's drug offenders. The program will provide $12.5 million In 2019 the Federal Government each to New South Wales and Queensland committed $3 million to Dubbo Regional to improve metering and expand access to Council to develop the rehabilitation water information. for underground facility, currently in the planning phase. The NSW funding will be used to help subsidise the costs of installing telemetry, Emma our Young Farmer of the Year undertaking a metering demonstration in the Barwon-Darling region, and caverns for In Parliament House last week I had supporting First Nations Australians in the pleasure of meeting the 2021 Young regional areas to undertake paid metering Farmer of the Year Emma Ayliffe. traineeships. Emma is an innovative farmer and This investment will signifi cantly carbon storage agronomist from Lake Cargelligo in improve the information available my electorate who is already making to local communities, to water users her mark on the agricultural industry, and to compliance offi cers across the Cutting edge survey trucks have years to come. inspiring her peers to push the northern Basin. completed a four week seismic “With agricultural emissions also boundaries to create positive change. It will deliver improved transparency survey near Wilcannia to locate accounting for around 10 per cent of She is passionate about practising for water users, better water management deep underground caverns that Australia’s emissions, using carbon what she preaches, and the purchase of outcomes and stronger confi dence for could be used to store carbon capture along with a number of a sheep and cropping property with her communities at the local level. dioxide and stop carbon emissions innovative carbon reduction technologies from entering the atmosphere. could help to make farming more sustainable in the long term.” Three custom-built trucks fi tted with Mr Barilaro said stage one of the seismic sensors travelled 200 kilometres exploration was carried out in the region over four weeks, stopping regularly and in 2014 and identifi ed underground switching on a large vibrating metal plate sandstone reservoirs that could store up to detect possible sites for storage at up to to 555 million tonnes of carbon dioxide. 30 kilometres below the Earth’s surface. “Research carried out in 2014 revealed Deputy Premier and Minister there may be capacity to responsibly store responsible for Resources John Barilaro up to 40-50 years’ worth of industrial said carbon capture and storage could emissions generated in NSW and we are play a key role in reducing carbon further investigating this approach,” Mr emissions released into the atmosphere Barilaro said. by agriculture and manufacturing “The process would involve capturing industries. emissions from large industrial facilities “Carbon storage is one option we are and transporting these emissions to the investigating to prevent carbon emissions deep underground caverns where it is from entering the Earth’s atmosphere and expected to mineralise over time.” this survey will help to give us a picture The NSW Government engaged with of how much carbon from NSW industries property owners as well as the local could be safely and permanently stored Aboriginal community to ensure sites of underground,” Mr Barilaro said. cultural signifi cance were not affected by “Research to better understand the the low impact survey. geology that lies deep below the Earth’s surface will help to prepare NSW for the For more information, visit: www. future, while allowing manufacturers to resourcesandgeoscience.nsw.gov.au/ Federal Member for Parkes Mark Coulton congratulated the 2021 Young Farmer continue to deliver the essential products central-darling-seismic-survey of the Year Emma Ayliff e in Parliament House last week. 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10 - Barrier Truth, Wednesday June 23, 2021 BIBLE VERSE TTHEHE LLASTAST WWORDORD BBYY EEUGENIAUGENIA LLASTAST Dear children, let us not love with words or tongue but with actions and in truth. — 1 John 3:18 FFOROR WWEDNESDAY,EDNESDAY, JUNEJUNE 2323 CCELEBRITYELEBRITY BBIRTHDAYSIRTHDAYS MMelissaelissa RRauch,auch, 441;1; JJasonason Mraz,Mraz, 44;44; HERMAN FFrancesrances McDormand,McDormand, 64;64; RRandyandy Jackson,Jackson, 6565 YYOUROUR BBIRTHDAYIRTHDAY SSetet fifinancial,nancial, phphysicalysical anandd e memotionalotional l ilimitsmits t oto p rprotectotect a gagainstainst e xexcess.cess. H aHaveve a a ggoaloal inin mindmind andand a rreasonableeasonable ttimeime fframerame ddesignatedesignated toto finishfinish w whathat yyouou sstart.tart. SSuccessuccess isis dependentdependent onon preparation,preparation, organizationorganization andand livingliving wwithinithin yyourour COMICS mmeans.eans. UUsese yyourour iintelligencentelligence wwisely,isely, aandnd ddon’ton’t ooverextendverextend yyourselfourself iinn aanyny wway,ay, sshapehape oorr fform.orm. KKnownow yyourour ccapabilitiesapabilities aandnd sskills;kills; yyouou wwillill eexcel.xcel. YYourour numbersnumbers aarere 99,, 116,6, 223,3, 225,5, 331,1, 336,6, 4545

ARIES — (March 21 to April 19) Pursue something you enjoy doing. The time and energy required to fulfill your dream will put you in a leadership position. Do the best you can; you will make a difference. Educational pursuits will pay off.

TAURUS — (April 20 to May 20) Put your heart into your responsibilities. What you accomplish will make others take note of what you can do. Strive to advance, and you will wiggle your way into a better position. Leave nothing to chance, and you will excel.

GEMINI — (May 21 to June 20) Share your thoughts openly and compassionately. Change begins with an idea and being able to convince others to see things your way. Use your charm to attract attention and honesty to maintain credibility. Discipline and hard work will pave the way to success. ANDY CAPP

CANCER — (June 21 to July 22) Look for a unique way to get things completed within budget and on time. A change may be frustrating at first, but you will overcome any minor setback you face if you are diligent. Put in the energy, and you will prosper.

LEO — (July 23 to August 22) Look at all sides of a situation, and follow your heart. Don’t let anyone talk you into something indulgent. Channel your energy into something tangible, and you will find a path that helps you excel and achieve a sense of accomplishment.

B.C. VIRGO — (August 23 to September 22) A pragmatic approach to an emotional situation will help you navigate your way to a solution. A unique offer will intrigue you. Put nurturing your relationship with someone you enjoy collaborating with high on your list.

LIBRA — (September 23 to October 22) Learn as you go; you will accomplish all that you set out to do. Discipline and an ambitious approach to life, learning and personal growth will take you down a path that is engaging and full of exciting twists and turns.

SCORPIO — (October 23 to November 21) Remain calm and in control, regardless of what others do or say. Stick to the truth, consider what you enjoy doing most and THE WIZARD OF ID concentrate on exploring the possibilities available to you. A change may be overdue, but it requires forethought.

SAGITTARIUS — (November 22 to December 21) Be open and honest about how you feel, and you will find your way. Expand your relationships with people who share your concerns and are heading in a similar direction. Change your surroundings to suit your lifestyle.

CAPRICORN — (December 22 to January 19) It’s OK to do things differently. Focus on home, family and setting up your house to add to your comfort and convenience. Strive to reach your goal and to stabilize meaningful relationships. Love and romance are in your best interest. GARFIELD AQUARIUS — (January 20 to February 19) Don’t make promises you cannot keep or offer a false impression regarding the way you feel. An intelligent explanation will help you sway the opinion of someone who can help you reach your goal. Put your energy where it counts most.

PISCES — (February 20 to March 20) Head in a direction that makes you stretch your imagination. Strive to discover what you can do, keep an open mind and have the ability to walk away from anything or anyone that isn’t in your best interest.

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12 - Barrier Truth, Wednesday June 23, 2021 National and World NEWS

Great Barrier Reef ‘in danger’ UNESCO says

By Nick Gibbs could put it’s world heritage reassured that this was not going that we are making,” Ms Ley said. policies.” status at risk, impacting tourism to occur,” Ms Ley said. However, the decision did not The UNESCO and other ventures. “When the assurances that come as a shock to James Cook recommendation means it’s Australia says it has “It is a backfl ip on previous my offi cials received, and indeed University’s Terry Hughes who critical for countries, including been blindsided by a assurances, it is a deviation from I did, have all been up ended said UNESCO has been moving Australia, to limit global recommendation to list normal process and it’s based on at the last minute, what else toward linking the climate temperature increases to 1.5 the Great Barrier Reef as just a desktop review without the can you conclude but that it is change polices of individual degrees, the World Wide Fund a world heritage site “in latest information,” Ms Ley said politics?” countries to stewardship of their for Nature’s head of oceans in danger” and will contest on Tuesday. It’s understood three other world heritage sites. Australia, Richard Leck, said. the decision. She agreed climate change advisory bodies that feed “This draft decision, which “Clearly, the signifi cant was the biggest threat to the information to the committee will be ratifi ed in July by the coral mortality has prompted Australia will contest a draft reef but said Australia had also have Chinese offi cials in World Heritage Committee, is UNESCO to urge the Australian recommendation to list the the best reef management senior roles. a logical one and one that isn’t government to do more on Great Barrier Reef as a world practices in the world and Prime Minister Scott terribly surprising,” Prof. Hughes climate,” he said. heritage site “in danger” after believed politics were behind the Morrison recently returned from told ABC radio on Tuesday. The UNESCO committee a United Nations body called “fl awed” decision. Europe and the G7 summit in the He said there was a difference draft report “strongly invites” for more government action on “Those politics have UK, where he courted support for between just admitting climate the government “to undertake climate change. subverted a proper process Australia in its diplomatic and change was the single biggest actions to address climate Federal Environment Minister and for the World Heritage trade battle with the superpower. pressure on the reef and taking change under the Paris Sussan Ley says the government Committee to not even Australia’s views on the action to reduce it. agreement” to reduce global was “blindsided” by the UNESCO foreshadow this listing is, I think, draft decision were made “very “Australia is still refusing to greenhouse gas emissions. World Heritage Committee appalling,” she told reporters. clear” to the Director General of sign up to a net zero target by A number of other globally report, which cited successive While Ms Ley did not single UNESCO by Ms Ley and Foreign 2050 which makes it a complete signifi cant sites are under reef bleaching events as being of out China, the main world Minister Marise Payne during a outlier,” he said. consideration for an ‘in danger’ particular concern. heritage committee decision- phone call on Monday night. “This draft decision from listing including the Kathmandu The long term outlook for the making body is chaired by a “We will contest this fl awed UNESCO is pointing the fi nger Valley in Nepal, parts of reef had deteriorated from “poor Chinese offi cial and on May 27 it approach, particularly because at Australia and saying, if you’re Budapest in Hungary and Venice to very poor”, the draft decision indicated the reef would not be it’s sending a poor signal to those serious about saving the Great and its lagoon in Italy. says, but the government listed as in danger. nations who are not making the Barrier Reef, you need to do - AAP strongly opposes the move which “Only a week ago we were investments in reef protection something about your climate NSW Budget a disappointment for social and affordable housing

The NSW Government’s failure The boom is also pushing up the price their most recent budgets. more people are at risk of homlessness to make a substantial additional of rent in regional NSW. According to SQM “As the biggest state with the least due to the warped housing market. commitment to social and affordable research, rents have surged 18.2 per cent affordable housing, it is disappointing “Greater social and affordable housing housing in today’s Budget is disappointing, in the North Coast, 24.9 per cent in the NSW has not made a more substantial is the best way to balance out the market. given the fever pitch nature of the South Coast, 12.9 per cent in the Central investment in social housing,” said It provides people on low and modest housing boom and the recent pledges by Tablelands, 25.4 per cent Broken Hill/ national spokesperson Kate Colvin. incomes with real options, rather than Victoria and Queensland, according to Dubbo, 11.6 per cent in the Hunter, 7.9 per “The Sydney housing market is forcing them into a brutal bidding war for Everybody’s Home, the national campaign cent in the Murray region and 10.6 per galloping away and at the same time homes they simply can’t afford. to fi x Australia’s housing crisis and end cent in the Riverina. regional rents are through the roof. This “The NSW Government’s lack of homelessness. While the NSW Governemnt is is a missed opportunity to give people commitment is disappointing as is Runaway house price growth has accelerating some project builds and more choice and security. the lack of leadership from the federal made homeownership increasingly maintenance for 16,500 properties the “The pandemic has unleashed cheap government on this issue. The housing diffi cult for those locked out of the commitment compares unfavourably money and allowed people on city affordability crisis is only getting worse. market. According to Corelogic, Sydney with the smaller states of Queensland and incomes to work from the regions. These This is not a problem governments house prices rose a staggering 9.3 per cent Victoria who committed $2 billion and forces are driving up prices in the city and can ignore.” in the most recent quarter. $5.3 billion over four years respectively, at turbocharging rents in the regions. Many

Barrier Truth, Wednesday June 23, 2021 – 13 National and World NEWS One million dollar reward - 1975 disappearance of Juanita Nielsen Juanita and her father Neil Smith. PICTURES: Supplied

The NSW Government, together In 1982, the NSW Government and the wider community, and police Juanita’s cousin, Mr Francis Foy, said with the NSW Police Force, has announced a $50,000 reward for remain committed to fi nding answers for his cousin’s disappearance has devasted announced a $1 million reward for information relating to her disappearance Juanita’s family,” Minister Elliott said. their family for more than four decades. information as inquiries continue and suspected murder and in 1983, a “Juanita Nielson disappeared at the “Juanita was very much loved by into the 1975 disappearance Coronial Inquest found it was likely Ms prime of her life and had a lot to live her family and very much missed. Her and suspected murder of Nielsen had died; however, the cause of for. Despite the passage of time, police disappearance and the unknown of what Juanita Nielsen. death was undetermined. and this government remain committed happened to her caused incredible pain Since that time, the investigation to obtaining information about her for her family,” Mr Foy said. Juanita Nielsen – then aged 38 – was has remained open under Strike Force disappearance.” “Our purpose now is to try and fi nd last seen at the Carousel Cabaret on Euclid, with detectives investigating all Homicide Squad Commander, where Juanita’s remains are, so that she Rosyln Street at Kings Cross, on the information received to identify those Detective Superintendent Danny Doherty, can be buried respectfully with other morning of Friday 4 July 1975 and was involved in Ms Nielsen’s disappearance. said detectives will explore every line of members of our family and a memorial later reported missing. A formal review of the case was inquiry in hope of fi nally getting justice can be placed. During initial investigations, police subsequently conducted under the for Juanita. “If there is anyone who has uncovered information relating to a Homicide Squad’s Unsolved Homicide “We acknowledge that this matter information as to what could have conspiracy to kidnap Ms Nielsen on framework and further inquiries were occurred more than four decades ago and happened to Juanita, or where her Monday 30 June 1975 – four days prior to commenced by detectives as part of Strike that there is very limited opportunity for remains may be, please tell the police. We her last known sighting. Force Euclid. police to gather further forensic evidence do hope there is someone or may have In late 1977, three men were arrested As investigations continue, police are and witness statements,” Det Supt associated with people around Kings and charged with conspiracy to kidnap. renewing their appeal to the community Doherty said. Cross in 1975 that may be able to shed Two of the men were subsequently to come forward with any information “In turn, it has also become diffi cult some light on where her remains are,” convicted, while the third was acquitted. that may assist detectives with their for police to target known persons of Mr Foy said. Despite extensive investigations over inquiries. interest or associates due to their passing. Anyone with information that may the years, no one has been charged in Minister for Police and Emergency “However, it is our hope that someone assist Strike Force Euclid detectives is relation to Ms Nielsen’s disappearance Services, David Elliott, said he hopes in the community may have information urged to contact Crime Stoppers: 1800 and suspected murder. the increase in the NSW Government about Juanita’s disappearance, or the 333 000 or https://nsw.crimestoppers. Since 1975, NSW Police Force incentive will encourage anyone with location of her remains. com.au. Information is treated in strict investigators have conducted numerous information to come forward and assist “After nearly half a century of confi dence. The public is reminded not to inquiries in an effort to locate her strike force investigators. searching for answers, police hope to report information via NSW Police social remains. Despite these efforts, her body “To have a loved one go missing has locate Juanita, so her family may put her media pages. has never been found. a devastating impact on family, friends to rest,” Det Supt Doherty said.

$109.5 M for child and Rural Aid opens fund for adolescent mental health mouse plague affected A record government investment in Mrs Taylor said the ‘Safeguards’ teams Australia’s leading rural charity, goods and fodder supplies. child and adolescent mental health will provide community based support Rural Aid, has announced a $1 “The sheer volume of mice looks to be will ensure thousands of children to help children, teens and their families million fund to assist mouse plague on the decline thanks to traps, baits and and teenagers across NSW have coordinate all aspects of their care. affected farmers across the country. the cold weather, meaning farmers are access to specialised care. “This is a game changer in addressing now starting to think about refurbishing mental health for children and teenagers. Rural Aid has today opened their homes,” Mr Warlters said. Treasurer Dominic Perrottet and It’s all about bringing the right care applications for a $1000 emergency Rural Aid has also facilitated hay Minister for Mental Health Bronnie at the right time and in the right place support payment, to assist affected drops in affected regions. Taylor today announced funding for 25 to children, adolescents and their loved primary producers with recovery. Later this week, a round of hay trucks Safeguards Child and Adolescent Mental ones,” said Mrs Taylor. Rural Aid CEO John Warlters said the will arrive in Narromine, delivering Health Response Teams included in the “These clinicians will work with plague is a living nightmare for farmers. much-needed fodder to dozens of farmers. 2021-2022 NSW State Budget. patients and their families for 6-8 weeks “The ongoing mouse plague is The Rural Aid board recently met Mr Perrottet said the funding package providing wraparound support at home crippling farmers’ fi nances and wreaking in Orange, NSW, where they heard would enhance specialist child and and school as well as facilitating access to havoc with their mental and physical harrowing stories and were left in no adolescent mental health services in follow-up care as required. health,” Mr Warlters said. doubt about the scale and severity of the every Local Health District over the next “These teams will then transition the “Farmers have reported decimated problem and the important role Rural Aid four years. patients into longer term mental health hay storages, chewed out machinery and could play in assisting affected families. “We’re committed to improving the community based supports.” destroyed crops. “Rural Aid is committed to helping health and safety of our young people Skilled child and adolescent mental “But arguably the most horrifi c part of Australia’s incredibly resilient primary and this new model of care will be health clinicians will also help families this plague is the damage these rodents producers recover from yet another launched with an initial $18 million in coordinating other aspects of their have caused inside farmers’ homes. natural disaster,” Mr Warlters said. investment, with a total of $109.5 million children’s mental health needs by linking “Mice have crept into every crevice of Individuals and businesses big and allocated over the next four years,” Mr them with appropriate services as every cupboard. There isn’t a corner of the small that would like to assist can donate Perrottet said. needed such as GPs, private psychiatrists, house they can’t be found. Farmers and via the Rural Aid website. Farmers can “The new multidisciplinary teams will headspace centres, education and their families are unable to get a decent assess their eligibility and apply for the be established across the state, providing vocational supports, NDIS providers, nights’ sleep without mice chewing on fi nancial assistance via the website: rapid and fl exible community care youth organisations or other needs such toes and scampering across beds.” www.ruralaid.org.au/mouseplague responses to children and adolescents in as housing providers. The Rural Aid mouse plague fund will acute mental health distress.” help farmers replace damaged household

14 - Barrier Truth, Wednesday June 23, 2021 Spotlight people, arts & heritage

arts The river lands

some new Verity Nunan with her ‘gam’ Brian Nunan. The two underwent a spiritual and artistic journey along the Darling-Barka river. Read about their journey on page 16 talent and 17. PICTURE: Dan Schulz arts and culture heritage VERITY AND BRIAN NUNAN p16-17 ARGENT STREET p18

Barrier Truth, Wednesday June 23, 2021 – 15 Spotlight Arts & Culture

Dan Shulz the ill health of the Darling-Barka was palpable. “Gam has been talking about the Darling for a really long time,” Verity said, At last year’s Nunan family “He’s been travelling up there for 40 years, The river Christmas former architect turned so he’s seen it in all of its ways. It got to a painter Verity Nunan knew point where I could see in his eyes that he something wasn’t quite right with was sincerely worried.” Gam’s expeditions her grandfather. into outback Australia are always made solo but on this particular journey, Verity The Nunan’s are a family of artists. felt she had to go with him. “It was his 89 year Brian Nunan or ‘Gam’ as he is distress that I was tapping into and I lands affectionately known, is a landscape thought, okay, let’s see what’s going on out painter who spends at least three months there. Show me what you know.” of each year out bush, connected to The two left Castlemaine in late April, outback Australia, spending time on travelling in two four-wheel drives, loaded cattle stations and traversing Australia’s with paint and canvas. The strategy was mighty inland waterways. For Gam, it is to follow the Darling-Barka as much a spiritual as well as an artistic practice. as possible, passing through station some new “Gam talks about his ‘mate’.” Verity properties to fi nd moments along the explains, “His ‘mate’ is this presence he river that had little evidence of human is connected to through the bush. He occupation. There they would roll out only fi nds this presence when he’s deep, their canvases and paint together. remote, alone and in wild places. It’s an “I’ve lived on river systems before and overarching spirit that he gets to revisit they’ve got such an energy to them but again and again to fi ll his cup.” there’s something about the Barka that is talent At Christmas, Gam’s distress over so welcoming, habitable and romantic. It is like a warm hug.” While Verity had never travelled the Darling-Barka, she is no novice to the story of Australia’s ailing river systems and the communities that rely on them. In early April she exhibited portraits of people living on the Brunswick Heads river system at the Lismore Regional Art Gallery and in October, she begins her doctorate at Griffi th University, research centred on the theme of human connection to wild places along inland rivers and what they can teach us about our identity. Travelling with her grandfather was a scoping mission to learn, not only from Gam’s connection to the Darling River, but to develop her own connection, exploring her own experiences through painting. Among the ancient red gum forests clinging to life on the banks of a struggling system, Verity felt her perspective begin to shift as she painted. “When you fi nd a natural clearing that feels so habitable, there is a sense of deep belonging. You feel like you’re part of the system and I think that’s become one of my biggest concerns, the way we always keep humans separate from our ecosystems, especially when we make policy and legislation. When you spend time in wild places like the Darling-Barka it reminds you that you’re actually a part of a system.” Some of Verity Nunan’s artworks in her studio in Broken Hill. PICTURE: Dan Shulz Continued on page 17 SERVICE GUIDE Your guide to essential services PHONE 8087 2354 OR 8087 2355 Silver City Shredding For all Document Shredding THIS SPACE THIS SPACE Phone Kathryn on 0413 800 795 IS NOW IS NOW AVAILABLE AVAILABLE

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16 - Barrier Truth, Wednesday June 23, 2021 “At this stage, I’d been painting on the river at a scale that was appropriate to carry around in a car but I was fi lled with this huge country in me. I needed some big scale work done.” Artist Verity Nunan has done just that in her studio in Broken Hill. PICTURE: Dan Shulz

Continued from page 16 was recently exposed to by localised envisioned for the story. She has now Verity began painting the variable extinction events such as the fi sh kills moved into an Argent street studio space, forms of the river redgums, trees she at Menindee. supported by a group of community thinks of as witness bearers. “That’s A story that Verity suggests is written members who, having recognised the where so much of the story is kept. in the trees, some of which began life genuine curiosity and passion in the ...there’s When you touch them and sleep beside on the river long before the arrival of young artist, helped her clean and them, you realise that they hold so much European settlers. “It wasn’t my job to renovate the long-abandoned studio. something about knowledge, so I ended up using them superimpose any of my ideologies onto “The Broken Hill community has as metaphors for the past, present and this place. I am just a small messenger for embraced me completely. It’s been like a the Barka that is future of what I saw was happening to a big story.” big, warm hug.” the river.” While it was supposed to be three For some readers the story about so welcoming, Verity’s weary trees swim among a months travelling to the top of the the power of the Darling-Barka to deep black background, red scribbles river, Gam and Verity’s trip came to an bring visitors into potent communion habitable and suggesting acts of violence and unwanted abrupt end after a month, when the with the land will be familiar. It is also presences, severed from belonging. “I elder Nunan’s vehicle broke down in a recognition of the extraordinary romantic. It is like needed to get out the sense of urgency Wilcannia. After encouragement from community that is Broken Hill, one that because it just feels like the river is saying her grandfather to engage Broken Hill’s is always willing to support and nurture a warm hug. it could all go under. So there’s a bit of thriving art scene, Verity ventured alone individuals, to assist them in participating forecasting there that is threatening and to Broken Hill while Gam made his way in the collective storytelling of the alarmist.” Her paintings are haunted by back to Castlemaine. “At this stage, I’d far west. Australia’s turbulent relationship towards been painting on the river at a scale that For Verity there has also been an Verity and Gam plan to hold an the land and its Traditional Custodians was appropriate to carry around in a car emerging subplot, “...the beautiful exhibition of the work they’ve developed as well as the ongoing enslavement but I was fi lled with this huge country in relationship that has emerged between from their time on the river in Broken Hill of natural systems to economic me. I needed some big scale work done.” Gam and I. We weren’t that close before, at some point. And while she has no idea expansionism. Broken Hill “felt right”. Verity was now we call each other every day and I’m how long she will stay, for the moment A sliding baseline of ecological health introduced to Susan Thomas from the so grateful for that intergenerational chat, she feels like she’s “in exactly the right in the lower Darling that Gam along Art Exchange who assisted her with a because our older people have so much to place at the right time. I have no foresight with local residents had witnessed over two week residency which allowed her teach us and we have so much to teach into output, I only have do what I have to the last thirty years, a decline the world to begin to paint at the scale she had our older people.” do right now, which is to make the work.”

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Barrier Truth, Wednesday June 23, 2021 – 17 Spotlight Heritage What’s in a name?

Neil Pigot While seemingly unimaginative, this particular approach has left us with some of the world’s most ear-pleasing and Streets. We see them, we walk intriguing street appellations, ones that down them, drive down them and make reading the signs in English towns live in them and while our personal and cities a delightful exercise in time geography of a city is utterly travel. Honey Lane sounds divine while dependent on them, it questionable Bread Street and Poultry Court conjure as to how much thought any of us the specialist food markets of old. But give to their names. sometimes too you have to dig a little deeper and look beyond the obvious. The narrative of street names form the Ghost House Lane in Nottingham, backdrop to our everyday lives, but what There And Back Again Lane in Bristol Sir Walter Raleigh. Nice picccadil. do the names of our streets tell us about and Christmas Pie Avenue in Surrey all our history, physically and socially? have slightly more involved stories than In medieval England, street names you might imagine, as does the infamous Big Breast Street comes from an in their fi ne carriages as they waited developed gradually over time, drawn Pudding Lane, where the Great Fire of archaic Middle English term for hill while to see the tailor, who did so well out of initially from a nearby tree or river, the London began in 1666. Cumloaden Court in Scotland takes its the collars that he would die one of the farm at the end of the road, an inn on a At fi rst glance, you might think it was name from the Gaelic meaning “pool that wealthiest landlords in central London. corner. As towns grew in size and people a place where Londoners fl ocked for sticky retains water.” Although as far as Ass So what of the streets here in Broken began to move between cities, streets date. You’d be wrong. The word pudding House Lane is concerned, your guess is as Hill? What stories do they tell? Not became a form of a civic guidebook, derives from the Latin for sausage. In good as mine. surprisingly, references to the mines named for what happened in them, England, particularly 400 years ago, we Then of course there’s Piccadilly and minerals dominate, but what about pointing out the usage of a certain space were talking Haggis or Henry the Eight’s Circus. Piccadilly? And what’s the story Gaffney and Zebina, Rainbow and to visitors, be it social, institutional or favourite, the pudding of the black variety with the circus? Piccadilly, it transpires, Comstock. As generations pass, the industrial. Church Street for example and Pudding Lane was given its name by originates from the seventeenth-century reasons behind the names given to streets would be where you’d fi nd the Church, the butchers of nearby Eastcheap Market, frilled collar the piccadil, a large broad can be lost or obscured, yet they are part Blacksmith Lane would be the place to get who used it as a thoroughfare to transport affair of cutwork lace that was favoured of the city’s legacy and while we tend your horse reshod, Frying Pan Alley was the “pudding,” the offal, down to the River by Elizabeth the First and so became to rely on specifi c ‘days’ for historical where you’d fi nd the ironmonger. Thames to be taken away by waste barges. the height of fashion in Elizabethan celebrations, ANZAC Day or Australia This literal approach to naming Pudding Lane is an example of England. The collars were solely made Day, we can forget that our history, streets also gave us Amen Corner in how language shifts over centuries, of by the tailor Roger Baker and the street Broken Hill’s history, is written into our London which, as the story goes, is changes in the meaning of simple words where his business stood took on the community in every street, history that the point where the priests piously that we cannot imagine to have ever name of the collar he produced, a collar lives daily. promenading around St. Paul’s Cathedral meant anything else. Changes that can that famously features in portraits of Her Over the next few months, we will would reach “Amen” in their renditions sometimes raise the odd chortle. Butthole Majesty and her contemporaries, like Sir feature a series of articles focusing on the of Lord’s Prayer. Knightrider Street was Road for example was named, not after Walter Raleigh. early heritage of Broken Hill. In them we the pathway used by knights to cross the that which I imagine will have some The word Circus refers to the will look at the events, the people and the city on their way to jousts, Birdcage Walk readers smirking, but rather a public roundabout that was built at the end of shifting sands of Broken Hill’s societal housed the Royal Menagerie, and the water butt, a barrel of drinking water that the street to accommodate the traffi c development through the streets of the King’s men practised their archery and once stood at the end of that particular congestion caused by an ever-increasing city. What street do you live on? musketry on Artillery Lane. thoroughfare in Yorkshire. number of British courtiers circulating

So what went on here? PICTURE: Caz Nowaczyk

18 - Barrier Truth, Wednesday June 23, 2021 National and World NEWS

Minister for Agriculture Adam Marshall (middle) pictured with Member for Upper Hunter Dave Layzell MP and Tocal Agricultural College students and staff . PICTURE: Supplied $2.8m bee palace to breed better NSW queens

A world-fi rst bee genetic industry training centre to support by focusing on traits that will help program and provide students with improvement and training program ‘Plan Bee’ - a world-leading genetic Australian honey bees to tolerate the opportunity to learn key skills in a at the NSW Department of Primary improvement program that has the Varroa mite. modern, commercially relevant facility, Industries’ Tocal College will potential to transform the apiary industry “Australia is the only continent with attracting beekeepers and apiary workers revolutionise the State’s apiary in NSW and Australia. industrialised beekeeping that remains from the region and across the country,” industry in its recovery from “The unprecedented 2019-20 bushfi re free of this parasitic mite that has Mr Layzell said. devastating bushfi res and drought. season, along with one of the most killed 30% of managed hives and 90% “The centre will include a training intense droughts recorded, has decimated of wild colonies when it arrived in other room and a laboratory which, along with Minister for Agriculture and Minister honey-bee colonies across the state and countries worldwide,” Mr Marshall said. the honey extracting facility, will allow for Western NSW Adam Marshall increased the demand for queen bees,” Mr “This investment will help to Tocal College to teach the full range of said a $2.8 million investment by the Marshall said. strengthen the Australian honey-bee skills required in a modern beekeeping or NSW Government would establish The ‘Plan Bee’ project is a collaboration industry and protect our valuable queen bee breeding business.” a commercial scale queen bee and between nine different stakeholder groups pollination-dependent horticultural The funding is part of a $51 million honey enterprise at NSW DPI’s Tocal across Australia – from researchers, to industries.” NSW Government investment to boost Agricultural College. queen bee breeders and beekeepers, to Member for Upper Hunter Dave Layzell the State’s primary industries research “Our ‘Bee Palace’ will be an Australian pollination dependent farmers. said by building a dedicated training and development infrastructure fi rst, giving the apiary industry a genetic The project is supported by centre at Tocal College, more beekeepers portfolio, under the $240 million Bushfi re improvement program based on modern AgriFutures Australia with funding from and apiary workers will be trained in a Restart package. breeding technology and principles which the Australian Government Department broader range of vital skills, including are available to every other livestock of Agriculture, Water and Environment’s upskilling local workers. For more information on bee training sector,” Mr Marshall said. Rural R&D for Profi t program. “The new Bee Research and Training courses at Tocal, visit www.tocal.nsw.edu. “This $2.8 million investment will One of the fi rst priorities will Centre will enable Tocal College to au/courses/bees. fund a honey extracting and honey bee be addressing key biosecurity risks expand its leading industry training $8.5 million in support for migrants and refugees

To mark Refugee Week, Perrottet said. broader community, to ensure Regions of Welcome (NSW usually be fi lled through the NSW Government has “Programs such as these newcomers feel welcome and GROW) Pilot Program, which has overseas migration,” Professor announced $8.5 million are central to the successful supported. launched today. Shergold said. over three years to continue integration of newcomers. In “We are committed to NSW GROW aims to attract “This Program will support important support programs particular, they are crucial in bringing existing and emerging and retain newcomers, and coordinated efforts across for refugee, new and helping to reduce social isolation communities together, to assist with relocation to sectors to create secondary emerging communities for families who don’t have and seeing people from all regional NSW. migration linkages between as part of the 2021-2022 established networks or access backgrounds thrive,” Mrs “This funding will improve western Sydney and regional NSW Budget. to support.” Ward said. NSW’s capacity to promote NSW and drive sustainable The funding will enable the “Refugee Week is also a social cohesion and encourage social and economic Treasurer Dominic Perrottet continuation of programs to help chance to extend our gratitude successful settlement across the outcomes for participating said the multi-year funding newcomers fi nd educational to migrants, refugees and state,” Mrs Ward said. regional communities and will ensure the continuation of and employment opportunities, asylum seekers for their The NSW Coordinator newcomers alike.” key projects for newly arrived navigate and access support valuable contributions to our General for Settlement, Professor The Australian Red Cross and communities. services and create community communities.” Peter Shergold AC, said this Regional Development Australia “Funding in this space will connections. The NSW Government is signifi cant investment will will support delivery of NSW ensure we can continue to Minister for Multiculturalism also committed to progressing continue to achieve positive GROW in western Sydney, and support our refugees, newly Natalie Ward said the NSW opportunities for regional outcomes for NSW. the Murray and Riverina regions. arrived migrants and emerging Government works incredibly resettlement through an “NSW GROW will address For more information about communities with programs to hard, through cross-sector existing $3 million investment critical workforce needs in Multicultural NSW, visit: www. help them settle and thrive,” Mr collaboration with our to deliver the NSW Growing regional areas that would multicultural.nsw.gov.au

Barrier Truth, Wednesday June 23, 2021 – 19 National and World NEWS

NSW masks to stay after 10 new cases

By Gina Rushton and isolate. Five new cases were detected in testing in the 24 hours to 8pm on NSW has recorded 10 new local Monday - two of those had already been cases of COVID-19 lifting the announced and both people tested Entertainer Dolly Parton’s charitable organisation to help boost children’s number of infections linked to positive while in isolation. literacy levels. Sydney’s Bondi cluster to 21. An additional seven cases were diagnosed after 8pm on Monday and will Mandatory mask-wearing has been be included in the offi cial tally for the extended by a week for Sydneysiders as next 24-hour period. NSW records 10 new locally acquired The three new cases reported in the cases of COVID-19, bringing the number period to 8pm on Monday, included a $8 million of cases linked to the Bondi cluster to 21. woman in her 60s in the Illawarra and a NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian says woman in her 40s from Sydney’s northern masks will remain compulsory until suburbs who had both been in isolation midnight on June 30 on public transport as they were close contacts of previously and in most indoor settings for people in reported cases. star boost to Greater Sydney, The Blue Mountains, the A woman in her 20s from Sydney’s Illawarra and Shellharbour. eastern suburbs who works at Bondi “It is only when you are eating or Junction also tested positive. drinking indoors at a venue that you Testing numbers were up to 28,645 by can’t or shouldn’t wear a mask,” she said 8pm on Monday night compared to 25,252 on Tuesday. the previous day. literacy budget “In every other circumstance, if The premier said she expected you live or are in Sydney, you must household contacts who were already in wear a mask for another week beyond isolation to test positive. Entertainer and humanitarian Dolly “This program is part of this Wednesday midnight.” All of the new cases except for two Parton knows all about working government’s commitment under Brighter “Unfortunately, a number of people were already in isolation when tested and nine to fi ve and now her charitable Beginnings to support families in the who have contracted the virus have done all of the cases except for one, a student organisation is about to work even fi rst 2000 days of their child’s life, so that so in a very fl eeting way,” she said. at St Charles Catholic Primary School in harder to help boost children’s children can start school with a solid She also fl agged she was in the process Waverley, were linked to existing cases. literacy levels, following an $8 foundation for lifelong learning.” of mandating the use of QR codes at all Chief Health Offi cer Kerry Chant said million partnership with the NSW The library, as part of The Dollywood retail outlets. the child had tested positive “a few hours Government. Foundation, has mailed more than 150 “I think that is the fi rst in ago” and the school was working with million free books to children in Canada, Australia,” she said. health offi cials to develop a plan for the Treasurer Dominic Perrottet said the the United Kingdom, the United States When asked if another lockdown was 365 children in the eastern suburbs school funding over fi ve years was included in and Australia. looming she did not rule it out. to be “discharged home to their parents” the 2021-22 NSW Budget and would see Dolly Parton said she was excited “If we suddenly have a number of and tested. the Department of Education join forces that children in NSW would join over 1.8 unlinked cases and if we suddenly have Dr Chant said this case and the with United Way Australia to deliver free million children around the world who them outside the geographic region they woman who works at Bondi Junction books to families across the State, with a receive high-quality, age appropriate are concentrated in, that will obviously were the only two cases offi cials were focus on those most vulnerable. books every month. adjust the health advice and we will concerned about when it came to “Opening up a book helps to open “I’m so thrilled to learn that my respond to that,” she said. transmission. a child’s mind and this early literacy Imagination Library will be an important NSW Health has also ramped up its NSW Health Minister Brad Hazzard program will give young children across part of the NSW Government’s ‘Brighter advice around the original infection site said the Delta variant of COVID-19 was the State more opportunities to do just Beginnings’ initiative,” Ms Parton said. at Westfi eld Bondi Junction and is asking a “gold medallist” in jumping from one that,” Mr Perrottet said. “I always say, you can never get anyone who was there - including the car person to another and he encouraged “They’ll be given a free book from enough books into the hands of young park - at any time between June 12 and 18 people to continue using QR codes. the Dolly Parton Imagination Library children, and I’m grateful the Treasurer June to get tested for COVID-19. New venues have been added to the each month until they start school to and Minister Mitchell share our vision for Only people with symptoms and those growing list of exposure sites identifi ed encourage their reading and give them getting books to children and families. who have been to specifi c exposure across more than a dozen suburbs. the best start possible in life.” “Along with our trusted partners at venues at the listed times need to test - AAP The program currently supports United Way Australia, I know that we will over 3,000 children in 17 communities inspire many NSW children to develop across NSW, including Ryde, Mount a love of reading and start school ready Druitt and Tamworth. The 2021-22 Budget to succeed. investment will increase the program’s “This is such an exciting start, and reach to 15,000 children in vulnerable I hope soon we will be able to enroll communities, to boost their school children and families all across NSW.” readiness. United Way Australia partners with Minister for Education and Early publishers, families, authors, librarians Childhood Learning Sarah Mitchell and academics to select age appropriate said the Government is dedicated to and culturally sensitive local and supporting our youngest learners. international materials. “The opportunity for parents to read Families and carers will also have with their young children is something I the benefi t of targeted advice on how to want every family in NSW to experience. boost their children’s early language and The research shows that children who literacy development through reading, as start reading early and often will benefi t well as connections to local community Sydney has ten new locally acquired cases of COVID-19, lifting the size of the across every aspect of their life and well and support programs. Bondi cluster to 21. PICTURE: Dean Lewins/AAP PHOTOS into adulthood,” Ms Mitchell said.

20 - Barrier Truth, Wednesday June 23, 2021 Results SPORT West Broken Hash House Harriers Hill Rifle Club Last Wednesday the harriers once in the capital. (Mark Mitchells) where It’s left. Luckily Tim turned right because again had their run from out in the on Saturday nights all the greatest left was a 1,000 foot drop off a mountain Saturday 19th June 900 yard 6th run of the capital. A chilli night but it doesn’t stop tunes are played and you can get side, Kerry said hang on a minute, and I range the 30 odd tough OLD harriers who turn your frock on. had the map upside down. We gave Kerry With the champion points well and truly up week in week out, rain, hail or shine. 7. Last of all head back to Patton Heights the DF drink of the week. decided for the 20-21 season, only a small As On On was called, the Hare (Sticks where you will be treated to all the Iron gut tight arse Trevor Rudd contingent tackled the notorious 900 yards. Shooters took to the mound to the amusement Whetters) from 300 Patton St came up comforts of home. received the POW down down after he of the scorers as a constant shift in wind with memory and quiz run. Once everyone arrived back safe and reckoned he tried to save hash money and direction and strength saw every possible 1. Go to the hotel that is named after the sound and replenished some of the fl uid made up a stew with leftover meat from value registered. capital (South) they had just lost the GM Winno started a month ago apparently him and his dogs Terry Brewer faired the best off rifl e for the 2. Head to the hotel that was named after the meeting. First up the Hare’s Wayne were the only ones that would try it, we’ll day with 105.6 and Ron Mewburn was the only shooter to bother the handicapper reaching a famous British PM (Gladstone corner and Di Whetters received a drink for their see if he makes it to hash this Wednesday the burst using 96 percent of his allocated of Morish and South streets) very entertaining run. if he hasn’t got food poisoning. handicap. 3. Make your way to the best kept putting Squeeka and Tracey Jarvis received a Fang Hendry said he’s had a gutful of Results are as follows: green out in the capital (Tim and Kerry special love drink as they were both on going over the hill every week for Hash so F-Std Rnd 1 Rnd2 O/R H/cap Total Roney’s front lawn in Jamieson street) run 592 and Sue-Ellen Rudd received a he’s decided to have a run at 47 Morgan St Brewer 50.3 55.3 105.6 13.5 118.5 4. Go to the GM’s (Winno’s) Aquatic drink for palindrome run 939 where we get to christen his newly tiled Merritt 50.1 54.0 104.1 15 119 Centre in Wilson St where there was a Recently Tim and Kerry Roney were front veranda, looks like rain Fang so the Jackson 47.1 51.2 98.3 16.25 114.25 HW (Hash Wait) and have a small port holidaying down in Tassie and we now shed might be a little warmer and better. 41.0 50.2 91.2 30 120 Mewburn to help keep you warm. understand why Tim does all the driving. We can christen your veranda on the way Tucker 21.0 47.0 68 25 93 5. Say hello to our mate Rocky Marshall Kerry was giving Tim directions on where out after we’ve had a couple of drinks. Members are advised the clubs AGM is who left us a few years ago. (Queen St) to go and said turn left up here. Are you Come for a run and enjoy the fun, scheduled for next Saturday 26/06/21 with a 1pm start. we still moan about his jokes. sure Tim said? Yes! Yes! left up here, are 6 pm sharp. 6. Jog pass the loudest music venue out you sure it’s not right? Tim said, No! No! Cheers till next time. South Football Club News Round 9 Lachie McKenzie playing out on a goalkeeper class effort. Manager Award to Zali Beattie. Purcell and Bulya Boney. A mixed weekend for the wing he seemed to be by himself Sixth (Bens Fish Shop) Coach’s choice (Sturt Club) to Goalkickers: Harry Butcher Roos with A-grade and Reserves a lot and with his run and carry to Rourke Barker. He been Katelyn Whyman. 4, Ty Johnston 2, Dan Ryan 2, having good wins but the drove the ball forward. unavailable for a couple of weeks Goalkicker: Bronte Johns 1. Jackson Bray 2, Midda Purcell 2, Women, Under-15 and Under-13s Others to poll were Jye Smith but was in good form to be a Ty Parker 1. not successful. and Michael Vlatko. consistent performer all day. UNDER-18: On Wednesday night last the Nicko Agius award to Other to poll was Round 8: YOUTH GIRLS: Under-18 boys had a big win by Cody Schorn. Decklan Langdon. South 13.6 defeated West 3.2. Round 8: 75 points. They also defeated Best Backman 3 votes Riley Collette Bessell NDIS Best player (Chocko’s South 16.12 defeated West 1.4 West the week before by 64 Schorn, 2 votes Michael Vlatko 1 Plan Manager Award to Award) with possible votes to Best players were: Savannah points in a very good and even vote Alex Johnston. Harley Cannard. Luke Collins. He was every Johnson, Daisy Sheehan, Sienna display. The Youth Girls also had Coach’s Choice (Sturt Club) Coach’s Choice (Sturt Club) where getting clearances from Campbell, Daphne Kennedy, a win by 56. to Angus Collins. After playing Connor Washbrook. the middle and defending Katelyn Whyman, Kyanna Jones. The Old Timers Committee at full back for the fi rst half he Goalkickers: Harley Cannard strongly when in the back half Goalkickers: Savannah have locked in Sam Kekovich for went forward and kicked himself 4, Jordan Bloomfi eld 2, Anthony helping out. Johnson 4, Sienna Campbell the function on August 1. Tickets three goals. Crombie 2, Sam Lines 2, Decklan Second (Tyson Award) to 4, Daphne Kennedy 3, Katelyn and all other information will be Goalkickers: Cody Schorn 10, Langdon 1, Tyson Schorn 1, Bryce Langdon, he had missed Whyman 2, Kyanna Jones available with the next couple of Marcus Purcell 3, Todd Davidson Dylan Semmens 1, Jayden a couple of weeks with a slight 1, Abbey Pinnuck 1, Daisy weeks. So set the date aside and 3, Angus Collins 3, Rourke Washbrook 1, Daniel Gray 1. injury but showed his class Sheehan 1. get along to support the club. Turner 2, Mitchell Henderson 1. whether by hand or foot to team WOMEN: mates advantage. Round 9: A-GRADE: RESERVES: South 1.6 lost to North 4.6. Third (Thrive Medical) to South 9.14 defeated Central 2.0. South 22.14. defeated North 4.2. South 15.8 defeated North 2.4. Best Player (Crop Low Tox Harry Butcher playing his fi rst Best players: Zali Beattie, Best player with the Broken Best player (Adam Judd Salon) went to Brianna Smith game of the season, he really Kyanna Jones, Katelyn Whyman, Hill Gourmet Meats award went Plumbing) went to Harley who was everywhere once again showed his pace and ability to Sienna Campbell, Savannah to Cody Schorn. Cat was on fi re Cannard. He has only played a and is in very consistent form. deliver the ball to teammates in Johnson, Miranda King. on Saturday marking many balls handful of games but seems to She is very good by hand or foot better positions. Goalkickers: Sienna Campbell that came his was and being know where to be and his ability and is a very important cog in Fourth (Spargos) was Adam 3, Daisy Sheehan 1, Zali Beattie strong at ground level also. He to run through the middle is a this side. Slattery. He is a very polished 1, Eva Whittaker 1, Miranda ended up kicking 10 goals and big advantage to the team. He Second (Thrive Medical) player whether in the middle or King 1, Natasha-Lee Edge 1, gave a few off to players in a also kicked four goals. to Shae Nevill, she seems to up forward. Lila Parker 1. better position. Second (Thrive Medical) be getting better each week Fifth (Silver City Caf‚) to Second (Globe Home Timber) to Anthony Crombie, who is a and her leadership on the fi eld Copper Treloar across half back UNDER-15: to Marc Purcell, who once again model of consistency in this instrumental for the team. is strong in the air and at ground South 4.1 lost to North 13.6. got to almost every contest grade with his run off the wing Third (The Tee Pee) was level and has a booming left Best players: Thomas Casey, and was knocked up getting and getting forward at times to Abbey Stevens she was back to foot kick. Douglas Waites, Calan Lawrence, possessions using the ball to the kick a couple of majors. her best in defence and blankets Sixth (Bens Fish Shop) was Max Roberts, Nate Sparrow, advantage of others. Third (Silver City Caf‚) was her opponent each week. Mason McCully who once again Lachlan Everett. Third (Thrive Medical) was Connor Washbrook, once again Fourth (Caltex South) to show his speed and class up and Goalkickers: Kobe Stenhouse Mitchell Henderson who once across half back he was almost our ruck in Paris Ralph as she down the wing. 3, Trent Parker 1. again ruck tirelessly all day impassable. He is playing strives to give fi rst service to her Players Player: Bulya Boney. UNDER-13: and was very good with his some very good football at midfi eld and is strong around Coach’s Choice (Sturt Club) to South 0.1 lost to North 8.12. hands in close freeing up the the moment. the ground. Noah Butcher. Best players and goalkickers midfi eld runners. Fourth (Cheekys Kitchen) to Fifth (Alfrescos) was Goalkickers: Bryce Langdon 3, were unavailable. Fourth (Mulga Hill Tavern) Tyson Schorn. He has also been Jordyn Arnold is improving Adam Slattery 2, Noah Butcher This week at the Jubilee we to the bull, Rourke Turner. He consistent this year whether each week with her skills and 2, Harry Butcher 2, Lachie will be taking on West in the top was able get many clearances in the Reserves or League side encouragement to others a big McKenzie 2, Luke Collins 1, of the table clash for the League with his strength and ability to and keeps burrowing in at the advantage. Midda Purcell 1. and Reserves sides. Games break tackles also snagging a bottom of the packs. Sixth (Bens Fish Shop) to start at 8.30 with the Under-13s couple of goals. Fifth (Tydvil Hotel) was one of the youngsters in the Round 9: followed by Under-15s then the Fifth (Inspired Home Living) captain Sam Lines who was side in Zali Beattie. She plays South 13.10 defeated Women. Reserves are next and was Luke Lines who as the everywhere around the ground Wednesday nights with the Central 2.1. the League game starts at 2.30 season goes by he gets better in kicking a couple of goals and also Youth Girls and is not out of Best Players were: Luke and should be a beauty. So lets and around the contests. touching one of his teammates place in the senior womens side. Collins, Harry Butcher, Ty get the Jube and support all our Sixth (Silver City Caf‚) to certain goals on the line in true Collette Bessell NDIS Plan Johnston, Caleb Everuss, Midda teams in their effort for success.

Barrier Truth, Wednesday June 23, 2021 – 21 Results AFTER ROUND 15 SPORT 1 Melbourne 44

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Quoits 8 Ball Golf 3 Geelong 40 Broken Hill Round 12 results Veteran’s Golf 4 Brisbane 36 8-Ball Round 12 - 17/06 Seventeen veterans competed in the Veteran’s Golf Rope Quoits Competition on the 21st June. 5 Port Adelaide 36 Division One The winner of the Demo voucher with 40pts was Michael Wheatley. Assoc. Workies Roar d Mulga Demons 10 - 5 Second was Bruce Bowden 38pts and third John Bennett 6 Sydney Swans 32 Best Players - A.Winter, S.Farquhar. 35pts. Result after round 9 played on Monday Musos Immortals d Mulga Rascals 9 - 6 Nearest the pins; 2nd Ken Rogers, 8th Wayne ‘Monkey’ night 21st June Best Players - A.Williams, M.Sumalinog. Holliday, and Michael Wheatley both the 13th and 16th holes. 7 WC Eagles 32 9 rounds; SCWC defeated Sturt 1022 to Workies Stars d Rising Sun Outlaws 8 - 7 Best nine holes; Tony Rowbotham and Bob Bessell. 912 Best Players - R.Bennett , K.Barlow. The LOFT award went to ‘The Godfather’ Ray Sartori. Good players for SCWC Tom Knott 14.7 off 8 Richmond 28 12 with 4 limits and Mat Dickens 6.7 off 4 Division Two with 2 limits South Broken Hill For the Sturt team, Heath Butcher ,and Rising Sun 8’s d Workies Bobcats 13 - 2 Best Players - L.Roe, R.Pavlich. 9 GWS Giants 26 Colin Tonkin ,and Jenny Guthric. Workies Zorros d Rising Sun Cobras 9 - 6 Handicaps for the next round Best Players - S.Milne, J.Slater. Golf Club Sturt; Jenny Guthric 2.5, Milton Hawke Rising Sun Nic Nacs d Musos Knights 8 - 7 South Broken Hill Golf Club held Club Championships over the 10 Essendon 24 last 2 weekends. snr 19, Lisa Hazer 2.5, Heath Butcher 2, Best Players - A.Johnston, M.Craig. Colin Tonkin 4.Raeline Kennewell 1. Results 12/6/21 1st Round Stroke: SCWC; Treana Clarke 1, Sarah Knott 4, Division Three Winner: E Wheeler 74 nett , W Kitchen 75 nett , J Cain 78 nett , 11 Fremantle 24 Gavin Hall 3.5, Mat Dickens 6, Tom Knott G Reid 79 nett , M Campbell 82 nett . NTP: D Brennan 3.04m 13, David Knott 4. Rising Sun Stoners d Theatre Royal B’aways 10 - 5 Lucky Ball winner N Turner. Best Players - B.Everuss, A.McGregor. 12 Adelaide Crows 20 Next weeks games are as follows Musos Army d Junction Jays 9 - 6 Results 13/6/21 2nd Round stroke: Round 10 played on Monday 28th June Best Players - J.Heff ernan, C.Donohoe. Winner: D Brennan 73 nett , M Campbell 78 nett , N Turner 88 2021 Rising Sun Jokers d Junction Hawks 9 - 6 net, G Reid 83 nett c/b, W Kitchen 83 nett . NTP: R Rowe 1m 13 St Kilda 20 Sturt verses Rising Sun. Best Players - C.O’Loughlin, Z.Everuss. Lucky Ball winner M Haring. SCWC have the BYE. 8-Ball Potouts - A.Williams x3, A.Winter x2, M.Gray, M.Schembri, J.Dunn, G.Lehmann, M.Haring. Results 19/6/21 3rd Round stroke: The ladder after 9 rounds Round 13 Draw 24/06. Home team named fi rst. Winner: R Thomas 75 nett , E Wheeler 76 nett , R Rowe 78 nett , 14 Carlton 16 Rising Sun ...... 37pts Division One G Reid 81 nett , M Haring 82 nett c/b. E Wheeler NTP: 2.2m SCWC ...... 16pts Stars v Rascals, Demons v Outlaws, Immortals v Lucky Ball winner W Kitchen. Sturt ...... 8pts 15 Collingwood 16 Roar. Results 20/6/21 4th Round stroke: Team Limits SCWC ...... 38 limits Division Two Winner: M Campbell 72 nett , R Rowe 78 nett , G Reid 79 nett Rising Sun ...... 28 limits Zorros v Knights, 8’s v Cobras, Nic Nacs v Bobcats. c/b, N Turner 79 nett , D Brennan 80 nett . 16 Gold Coast Suns 16 Sturt ...... 20 limits Division Three SBHGC Champion for 2021 Good throwing members from HAWKEYE Jays v Breakaways, Jokers v Army, Stoners v Hawks. A Grade Gross winner Mark Campbell 17 Hawthorn 12 A Grade Nett winner David Brennan B Grade Gross winner Gary Reid B Grade Nett winner Neville Turner 18 Nth Melbourne 6 Broken Hill Golf & Country Club Results 12/6/21 Stableford Winner: P Mashford 19 pts, D Burns 16 pts c/b, K Bett ison Pin: 2nd- Clint Jones 410cm, No measure on 8th, by Captain 18 pts. 13th- Rod Williams 40cm, 16th- David Pascoe 640cm. Results 13/6/21 (Week Ending 20/6/21) SUNDAYS RESULTS: Club Trophy: David Pascoe Winner: D Richardson 21 pts, D Brennan 19 pts, K Bett ison 16 pts. Do not wish to talk about the weather conditions 7pts.Ball nSweep- Jordan Meehan 34, Nick AFTER ROUND 16 last Saturday as everyone that played would Devoy 34, Gary Meehan 33, Allan Crombie 33, Results 16/6/21 9-hole stroke comp: 1 Storm 26 know what I was talking about.The only players Steve Odgers 33, Nathan Gageler 32. Nearest Winner: W Kitchen 35 nett c/b, E Wheeler 35 nett , J Miani 36 that carded a positive score was visiting golfer THe Pin: 2nd- Nathan Gageler 220cm,No nett , C Carlaw 36 nett Shane Wilmore who hails from the Coomealla Measure on the 16th. Results 20/6/21 Par Round 2 Panthers 26 WEEK 18 HOLE STABLEFORD :Club Trophy- GC fi nishing with a +2, a score good enough to Winner: D Burns square, R Thomas -1, D Richardson -1. NTP: R win the B grade Democratic Club sponsored Michael Maalste 44pts. Runner up Peter King Thomas 4.03m Par event & Shane Dalby carding a +1.Being a 42pts c/b.BALL SWEEP: liam King 42, Ben Oates 3 Eels 24 24 Club results visitor Shane Wilmore was unable to receive 39, Ben Victory 38, Michael Boikov 37, Brad Sunday 13/6/21 par round: Winner P Mashford 18 pts, D Burns the voucher ,instead is rewarded with a credit Pressler 37, Lance King 37, Nick Schofi eld 37, 16 pts c/b K Bett ison 13 pts 4 Rabbitohs 24 to be spent at the golf shop.As most of the Jamie Ball 36, Joey Langdon 36, Wayne Van Sunday 20/6/21 par round: Winner D Burns, R Thomasm D fi eld struggled in the cold conditions,vouchers Kemenade 36, David Henderson Wilson 36, Tony Richardson. NTP R Thomas 4.03m were awarded to Ron Carnie taking out the A Rowbotham 35, Ben Camilleri 35, Terry Jones Saturday 26/6/21 18-hole comp Stableford round will be 5 Roosters 20 played off the Ladies Tee as a Fun Day. grade on -1,Shane Dalby won B grade +1 & John 35. Nearest The Pin: 2nd-Declan Henderson South Broken Hill Golf Club Match Committ ee would like to 34cm, 8th- Ben Camilleri 120cm, 13th- Ben Dickinson took out the C grade with a sqr card.A thank all sponsors for sponsoring the Championships 6 Sea Eagles 18 GRADE ball sweep: R.carnie -1, Clint Jones -2, Victory 40cm, 16th- Jamie Ball 94cm. for 2021. Mathew Giessauf sqr (vis).B Next Saturday members will be playing for GRADE: Shane Dalby +1, Nathan Gageler sqr, trophies sponsored by our very own Veterans 7 Dragons 14 James Matt en -1 c/b.C GRADE: Club in a graded stableford,Sunday will be a John Dickinson sqr, Trevor Baust sqr,Michael medley stableford sponsored by the Broken Hill Mixed Maalste -1. Nearest The BHG & CC. Indoor Bowls Assoc. 8 Sharks 14

Results after Round 13 9 Cowboys 14 BHBC 1 d Demo Reds ...... 14 to 8 North Broken Hill Flags d Sturt 4 ...... 16 to 11 Muso 4 draw BHBC 2 ...... 11 to 11 10 Raiders 12 Sturt 1 d Demo ...... 22 to 9 Bowling Club report Sturt Rebels ...... receive a forfeit from Muso 1 Round 14 11 Warriors 12 Tuesday 15th June 2021 Judy Calleia, claim the major 16 courageous bowlers Sturt 4 d Demo Reds ...... 15 to 6 A pleasantly mild 19 degrees prize. Consolation smiled ventured outside. Winners Sturt 1 d Flags ...... 14 to 4 12 Knights 12 on Ray White, Brian Fenton were Graham Moldenhauer’s BHBC 1 draw BHBC 2 ...... 14 to 14 afternoon att racted an Muso 1 d Muso 4 ...... 14 to 11 and Bob Sultana (skip). Will impressive roll up of 24 team, consisting of the again Sturt Rebels d Demo ...... 31 to 3 Symons and Denis Watt s were participants. There were three successful Graydon Findlay Ladder 13 Titans 10 on target with one resting undefeated sides, led by skips and nonagenarian Ken Murray. 1. Sturt Rebels ...... 20pts +178 toucher each while Charlie Bill Symons, Tom Sladden and Graham led by example, 2. Muso 1 ...... 19pts +95 Sultana mixed up his direction 3. Sturt 1...... 16pts +30 14 Wests Tigers 10 Bob Sultana. An extremely scoring the only resting with a wrong bias delivery. 4. BHBC 2 ...... 11pts -3 low number on the wheel saw toucher. 5. Muso 4 ...... 10pts -2 Tom’s combination, featuring Saturday 19th June 2021 There is one bit of good news 6. Sturt 4 ...... 9pts -43 15 Bulldogs 6 Lake Cathie (near Port The most Antarctic day so ahead. The winter solstice has 7. Demo Reds ...... 9pts -43 8. BHBC 1 ...... 9pts -46 Macquarie) visitor Graydon far this winter produced 13 passed and the afternoons will 9. Flags ...... 4pts -62 16 Broncos 6 Findlay and the very reliable degrees conditions at best. slowly experience more sun. 10. Demo ...... 3pts -104

22 - Barrier Truth, Wednesday June 23, 2021 IT’!’S A FACT!

Taumatawhakatangihangakoauauotamateaturipukakapikimaungahoronukupokaiwhenuakitanatahu in New Zealand is the longest place name in the world. It is mostly referred to as Taumata Hill.

FUEL PRICES - Unleaded WEATHER FORECAST FINE MAINLY FINE CLOUDY FOG WINDY RAIN SHOWERS STORM DUST Baldwin (Murton St) 143.7 0 BROKEN HILL FAR WEST Metro (Silver St) 145.9 2 Today Tomorrow Friday Cockburn 16 Liberty (Argent St) 147.9 2 Ivanhoe 17 Cloudy. Medium (50%) Mostly sunny. Winds Partly cloudy. Slight (20%) BP (Bonanza St) 150.9 2 Menindee 18 chance of rain. Th e chance northwesterly 30 to 45 chance of a shower. Winds Caltex (Bonanza St) 146.9 0 of a thunderstorm in the km/h. northwesterly 20 to 25 Silverton 16 aft ernoon and evening. km/h tending westerly 20 Westside Plaza 151.9 1 to 30 km/h. Tibooburra 18 Wentworth 16 Caltex (Oxide St) 151.9 2 MIN 11ºC MIN 9ºC MIN 7ºC White Cliffs 19 Lindsay’s (Blende St) 151.9 0 MAX 16ºC MAX 15ºC MAX 15ºC Wilcannia 19 Shell (Williams St) 151.9 1 YESTERDAY 10AM TODAY 10AM TOMORROW * Cents per litre. Updated 21/6/2021 FUEL PRICES - Diesel Baldwin (Murton St) 145.7 0 Metro (Silver St) 145.9 0 Liberty (Argent St) 147.9 0 Caltex (Bonanza St) 147.9 0 BP (Bonanza St) 151.9 1 Westside Plaza 149.9 0 YESTERDAY CITIES FORECAST SUNRISE/SET Lindsay’s (Blende St) 151.9 0 TEMPERATURE: RAINFALL: Perth Partly cloudy...... 17° Sydney Partly cloudy ...... 19° The sun sets tonight Caltex (Oxide St) 151.9 0 Minimum to 3pm: 6°C 9am to 3pm: 0.0mm Adelaide Rain easing ...... 16° Brisbane Possible shower ...... 22° at: 5.08pm Maximum to 3pm: 16°C Total for June: 17.2mm Melbourne Showers ...... 15° Townsville Partly cloudy ...... 27° Relative Humidity: 79% June. Average: 0.0mm Hobart Cloudy...... 12° Darwin Sunny ...... 32° The sun will rise Shell (Williams St) 152.9 0 Avg monthly Max: 15.9°C Total for 2021: 83.8mm Canberra Rain at times ...... 13° Alice SpringsRain at times clearing .....19° tomorrow at: 7.04am * Cents per litre. Updated 21/6/2021 RIVER LEVELS LAKE STORAGE

Height Change Storage (ML) Change Walgett 5.32m 251cm Wetherell 140,816 4,347ML Bourke 4.31m 1cm Pamamaroo 332,043 679ML Louth 2.08m 5cm Menindee 196,930 1,356ML Tilpa 1.77m 11cm Cawndilla 320,764 1,046ML Wilcannia 1.77m 8cm Tandure 83,577 1,192ML Weir 32 1.53m 3cm Total: 1,085,673 2,409ML Pooncarie 2.20m 30cm Percentage of Capacity: 62.72%

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Stars: Andreas 6:00pm NINE News [s] (PG) [s] 11:00am Spanish News 4:30pm Kurt Fearnley’s One Plus One Damm, Jean Alexander, Tim 7:00pm A Current Affair (PG) [s] 5:00pm 10 News First [s] 11:30am Turkish News 5:00pm Hard Quiz (PG) [s] Ware, Scott Deckert, Toni 7:30pm Bondi Vet (PG) [s] – Gerardo 6:00pm WIN News [s] 12:00pm Arabic News 12:30pm 5:30pm The Drum [s] Garrn, Ashley LeConte must remove a ring biting into 6:30pm The Project (PG) [s] ABC America: World News 6:30pm ABC News [s] Campbell cockatoo Hector’s ankle. The 7:30pm The Living Room [s] – Amanda Tonight 7:00pm Gardening Australia: Fire 2:00pm House Of Wellness [s] Shens face grumpy cat visits an extraordinary shop 1:00pm PBS Newshour Special [s] – Costa Georgiadis 3:00pm The Chase UK [s] Reubens. Alex tackles a ‘The Social Outfit’ that exists to 2:00pm Inside Hitler’s Killing Machine meets the Wollemi Pine 4:00pm Seven News At 4 [s] missing sock mystery and a help refugees and new migrant (PG) (In English/ French/ saviours, Sophie Thomson is 5:00pm The Chase Australia [s] grumpy Burmese called Simba. women get a foot in the fashion German) on Kangaroo Island, Clarence 6:00pm Seven News [s] Tim needs all hands on deck to door in Australia. 3:00pm NITV News: Nula Slockee joins a wildlife rescue 7:00pm AFL: Round 15: Richmond v St help weigh massive tortoise 8:30pm Program To Be Advised 3:30pm Songlines On Screen: group. Kilda *Live* From The MCG Hugo. 9:30pm The Graham Norton Show Marrimarrigun (PG) (In Yawuru/ 8:00pm Vera: Parent Not Expected (M) Stadium [s] 8:30pm Movie: “Miss Congeniality” (M l,s) [s] – Join the hilarious English) [s] – The body of 19-year-old 10:00pm AFL: Post Game [s] (PG) (’00) – FBI Agent Gracie Graham Norton as he 3:45pm The Cook Up With Adam Liaw electrician, Dennis Bayliss is 10:30pm Armchair Experts (M) [s] – Hart is swapping her Baretta for interviews some of the most (PG) discovered washed up on the Adam Cooney and Cam Luke a bikini in an undercover quest well-known faces in the world. 4:15pm Alex Polizzi’s Secret Italy (PG) shore of a North bring you their unique and to hunt out the serial bomber Tonight’s guests: Will Ferrell, 5:05pm Jeopardy! (PG) Northumberland rural estate. interactive analysis from the who is planning to create some Miranda Hart, Mark Ruffalo, 5:30pm Letters And Numbers The victim is the estranged son week in footy. really explosive fireworks at the Paul Mescal, Daisy Edgar- 6:00pm Mastermind of Steph and Rob Bayliss who 11:00pm Crime Investigation Australia: Miss USA Beauty Pageant. Jones and Billy Porter. 6:30pm SBS World News are left crippled by his death. Most Infamous: Date With A Stars: Sandra Bullock, Michael 10:25pm Rhys Nicholson: Live At 7:30pm The World’s Most Beautiful 9:30pm Doc Martin (PG) [s] Serial Killer - Rodney Francis Caine, Benjamin Bratt Darlinghurst Theatre (MA15+) Railway 10:20pm ABC Late News [s] Cameron (MA15+) [s] 10:45pm Movie: “The Rewrite” (M l) (’14) 12:00am Program To Be Advised 9:20pm Movie: “Diego Maradona” (M) 10:35pm The Vaccine [s] 12:15am Crazy On A Plane (M l) [s] Stars: Hugh Grant, Marisa 12:30am WIN’s All Australian News [s] (’19) Stars: Pelé (In English/ 10:50pm Shaun Micallef’s Mad As Hell 1:15am Travel Oz [s] Tomei, Allison Janney 1:30am The Project (PG) [s] Italian/ Spanish) (M) [s] 2:00am Home Shopping 12:45am Postcards (PG) [s] 2:30am The Late Show With Stephen 11:40pm SBS World News Late 11:20pm Starstruck: NYE (M s) [s] 4:00am My Greek Odyssey (PG) [s] 1:15am Explore [s] Colbert (PG) [s] 12:05am Luther (MA15+) 11:45pm rage (MA15+) [s] 5:00am NBC Today [s] 1:30am Home Shopping 3:30am Home Shopping 4:05am 24 Hours In Emergency (M)

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5:00am Children’s Programs 12:30pm Ali-A’s 6:00am Home Shopping 6:30am Room For 6:00am Children’s Programs 10:30am Pokemon The 6:00am Home Shopping 8:00am Formula 1 France Superchargers (PG) 12:50pm Kung Fu Panda: Improvement 7:00am Property Ladder UK (PG) Series: Sun & Moon 11:00am The Xtreme CollXtion Grand Prix 9:00am Diagnosis Murder (PG) 10:00am Legends Of Awesomeness (PG) 1:40pm Find Me In 9:30am Better Homes And Gardens 11:00am Bowls (PG) 12:00pm Parenthood (M s,d) 2:00pm Keeping Star Trek: Voyager 11:00am Star Trek: Enterprise Paris 2:05pm Degrassi: The Next Generation (PG) Australia - The Australian Open: Day 2 *Live* From Up With The Kardashians (M) 3:00pm Malcolm In (PG) 12:00pm Walker, Texas Ranger (M v) 1:00pm 2:25pm The Next Step 3:05pm Gym Stars 3:30pm The Gold Coast 3:30pm Crash Investigation Unit The Middle (PG) 3:30pm The Nanny (PG) 4:00pm WIN’s All Australian News 2:00pm Blue Bloods (M v) The Dengineers 4:00pm Hardball 4:25pm So (PG) 4:00pm M*A*S*H (PG) 5:00pm Escape To The 3rd Rock From The Sun (PG) 4:30pm That 70’s 3:00pm Diagnosis Murder (PG) 5:00pm JAG (PG) Awkward 4:55pm Droners 5:30pm Dragons: Riders Country 6:00pm Medical Emergency (PG) 6:30pm Show (PG) 5:00pm Malcolm In The Middle (PG) 7:00pm Bondi Rescue (PG) 7:30pm NCIS (M v) Of Berk 6:00pm Operation Ouch! (PG) 6:30pm The Nightly News 7:00pm Better Homes And Gardens 5:30pm Movie: “Angry Birds” (PG) (’16) Stars: Jason 8:30pm Law & Order: SVU (M v,d) 11:30pm CSI: Adventures Of Jurassic Pet (PG) 7:55pm Jandal (PG) 8:30pm Escape To The Country 9:30pm Selling Sudeikis 7:30pm Movie: “Despicable Me” (PG) (’10) Crime Scene Investigation: Chasing The Bus (M v) Burn 8:00pm Good Game Spawn Point 8:20pm Houses Australia (PG) 10:30pm Property Ladder UK Stars: Kristen Wiig 9:20pm Movie: “The Truman 12:30am Home Shopping 2:00am Walker, Texas Fruits Basket (PG) 8:40pm Boruto: Naruto Next (PG) 1:00am The Fine Art Auction (PG) 4:00am Show” (PG) (’98) Stars: Jim Carrey 11:20pm Lip Ranger (M v) 3:00am JAG (PG) 4:00am Hawaii Generations (PG) 9:05pm Radiant (PG) Travel And Eat With Dan & Steph Sync Battle (M) 12:20am Love Island (MA15+) Five-0 (M v) 5:00am Star Trek: Enterprise (PG)

5:30am News Breakfast 8:30am ABC News 5:00am Worldwatch 12:00pm The X-Files (M h,v) 7:00am Mountain Life 7:30am Tiny Luxury 8:00am 9:35am Bushwhacked 10:00am First Footprints Mornings 11:30am ABC News At Noon 2:30pm 2:30pm New Girl (PG) 2:55pm Rex In Rome (PG) (In Outdoors Indoors 8:30am The Block (PG) 9:30am (PG) 11:00am Fusion With Casey Donovan (PG) ABC News Afternoons 3:30pm Afternoon Briefing Italian) 3:50pm ABC America: World News Tonight House Hunters International 10:30am House 12:00pm Movie: “Ray” (M d) (’04) Stars: Jamie Foxx 4:00pm Friday Briefing 4:30pm ABC News Hour 4:15pm PBS Newshour 5:15pm The Joy Of Painting Hunters USA 11:00am Flip Wars: Buying Blind (PG) 2:30pm Bamay 3:00pm Welcome To Wapos Bay 5:30pm ABC Evening News 6:30pm ABC National 5:45pm Shortland Street (PG) 6:15pm Forged In Fire 12:00pm Fixer Upper 1:00pm House Hunters 3:25pm Bushwhacked (PG) 4:05pm Musomagic News 7:15pm The Vaccine 7:30pm Planet America (M) 7:05pm Jeopardy! (PG) 7:30pm NITV News International 2:00pm Flipping 101 With Tarek El Outback Tracks 4:30pm The Storyteller (PG) 5:00pm 8:30pm ABC Nightly News 9:00pm Close Of Update 7:35pm 8 Out Of 10 Cats Does Countdown Moussa 3:00pm The Block (PG) 4:00pm Mountain Fraggle Rock 6:00pm Off The Grid With Pio 6:30pm Business 9:30pm The World 10:30pm The Drum (M l,s) 8:30pm Dynamo: Magician Impossible (M l) Life 4:30pm Tiny Luxury 5:00pm Flip Or Flop Cooking Hawaiian Style (PG) 7:00pm NITV News: 11:30pm ABC Late News 11:45pm Planet America 9:20pm Sex Tape (MA15+) (In German) 10:25pm 6:00pm House Hunters International 7:00pm House Nula 7:30pm Movie: “Watership Down” (PG) (’78) 12:40am ABC Late News 1:00am Friday Briefing Sex In The World’s Cities (MA15+) (In English/ Hunters USA 7:30pm Maine Cabin Masters 8:30pm Stars: John Hurt 9:15pm Bedtime Stories (PG) 1:30am DW News Live From Berlin 1:45am The French Canadian) 11:25pm Yokayi Footy 12:00am Island Life 9:30pm Lakefront Bargain Hunt 9:25pm Map To Paradise (PG) 10:25pm Making A Vaccine 2:00am The Drum Vice News Tonight Renovation (PG) 10:30pm Supersize My Pool (PG) Mark (M l,s) 11:30pm NITV News: Nula

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SOUTHERN CROSS CARE Broken Hill (Ltd) POSITIONS VACANT Southern Cross Care (Broken Hill) has been a premier provider of aged care services for over 40 years, with a focus on delivering a high Quick Call List level of individualised personal care, wellness, and enablement for the most vulnerable in our WELCOME TO OUR NEW LOCAL BUSINESS LISTING community. We are currently seeking to fill two vacant ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT FOOD AND DRINK HEALTH AND BEAUTY positions:

Silver City Cinema ...... 8087 4569 Black Lion Inn ...... 8087 4801 Aura Clinic and Spa ...... 8087 4887 Fulltime Physiotherapist This position will work within Southern Cross Democratic Club ...... 8088 0200 Blue Frog Optics ...... 8088 7800 Care’s Aged Care facilities to ensure a high BUILDING, CONSTRUCTION standard of Physiotherapy service is provided to Mulga Hill Tavern...... 8087 7138 322 Argent Street . . AND HOME MAINTENANCE Walk-ins Book for an eye test our residents to maximise their physical potential Musicians Club ...... 8088 1777 to achieve optimum independence and quality Att ards Transport ...... 8088 2666 of life. Bachelor of Physiotherapy or Bachelor of OFFICE AND IT SERVICES Science majoring in Physiotherapy or equivalent Brooksmetal...... 8087 7970 Old McLeod’s Bakery ...... 0439 192 311 and current AHPRA registration is essential. Corner of Zebina and Chapple Streets Logan Coombe Plastering...... 0431 516 192 Tri-State Technology ...... 1300 171 076 Sturt Club ...... 8087 4541 Fulltime Occupational Therapist Matt ’s Chimney & Flue Cleaning . . . . 0435 870 447 Broken Hill Hobbies & Electronics . . . . . 8087 2657 This position will be responsible for providing Workingmen’s Club...... 8087 5337 (opposite of Demo Club) Occupational Therapy assessments and interventions for our aged care residents, in order BUS TOURS to improve their overall health, wellbeing and participation in everyday activities. A Bachelor BH City Sight Tours ...... 8087 2484 FUNERAL SERVICES To have your business or Master’s degree in Occupational Therapy and current registration with AHPRA is essential. Fred J. Pott er & Son ...... 8087 3725 included on this page COMMUNITY CONTACTS Salary begins at $70,000 per annum Broken Hill City Council ...... 8080 3300 commensurate with experience plus GROCERS next week call our superannuation, salary packaging and penalties. RRANA...... 0429 204 416 Please submit applications, or request a position IGA Fresh ...... 8087 6088 description, by email to Melissa Williams at Advertising Staff [email protected] or phone 08 8080 1800 EDUCATION Foodland ...... 8087 2657 with any queries.

. . . . . Schinella’s...... 8087 4806 Robinson College and Skill Centre 8087 6022 8087 2354 Applications close Monday 5th July 2021.

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NOTICE OF PASSING Death Notice Death Notice In Memorium Andrew Robert Williams WEBB, Elizabeth HANNIGAN, Ross HANNIGAN, Ross 06/08/1965 – 18/05/2021 When someone you love Passed away in Cairns. becomes a memory, Dad, Grandpa Dad, Ross, Grandpa. Aged 55 years. that memory becomes a treasure. From Julie, Ricky, May the road rise up to meet you, Those we love don’t go away, Loving Son of Shirley & Ron “Darcy” (dec’d). Richard and Miss Tilly. May the wind be always at your back, They walk beside us everyday. May the sun shine warm upon your face, Loved Brother to Wendy (dec’d), Lynette, Scott, Tina & Scotty B. And the rain fall soft upon your tracks. Unseen, unheard, Uncle to Nathan & Jaye, Hayden, Amy & Ben, Until we meet again, but always near. Christopher & Tahlia, and Jayden. Death Notice May God hold you safe Great Uncle to Hudson, Aiden, and Jensen. in the palm of his hand. So loved, so missed, RIXON, Inez so dear. …Goodbyes hurt the most, Forever in our hearts. Passed away 21.05.21 when the story was not finished… Long loving friend of -55 forever- Love Susan, Jeff, Jess, Love from Barb, Bert, Sara, Maxine Murphy and Bev Burns. Stace and Mark Ben, Lucie, Olivia Andrew’s family and friends are invited to attend a Thanks for the great times. memorial service to celebrate his life at: Always remembered.

Fred J Potter and Son Chapel, Oxide Street Monday 28th June 2021 at 11:00am

After the Service the Family will then proceed to the Cemetery for the interment of Andrew’s ashes. MURRAY, Madeline 23/02/1945 – 19/06/2021 Due to the Covid-19 regulations, we ask that you Aged 76 years pre-register your interest to attend this service. Please contact Fred J Potter & Son on To My Darling Wife 08 8087 3725 I was supposed to spend the rest of my life with you and then I realized…you spent Phone: 08 8087 3725 the rest of your life with me. Email: [email protected] I smile because I know you loved me till the day Visit: www.fjp.com.au you went away and will keep loving me till the day we are together again. Love John FUNERAL NOTICE “Nan” In life we loved you dearly, MURRAY, Madeline (Nee – Gaiter) in death we love you still. In our hearts you hold a place, no one else can ever fill. Passed away peacefully at Broken Hill Hospital, Forever in our hearts. surrounded by family on 19th June 2021. Love John, Kerry and Grace. Aged 76 years. “Nan” Devoted and Loving Wife of John. Our Cherished Mum & Nan Adored and Cherished Mother and Mother-in-law of Now we know why you always told us to be strong. John & Kerry, Anne & Trevor, You knew that one day we would Fred & Vicki and Tania & Will (dec’d). need the strength to bear your loss. Treasured Nan & Great-Nan to her Loving you always Anne, Trevor, Sophie, Kale, Maxie, Andree, Ebonie, 10 Grandchildren and 7 Great-Grandchildren. Thomas, Elsie, Mollie, Lily, Harriet and Edward.

A service will be held in Madeline’s honour at: Fred J Potter & Son Chapel. Oxide Street “Nan” Monday 28th June 2021 How lucky are we to have had someone who 1:30pm makes saying goodbye so hard. In our hearts always, Fred & Vicki, Jaidee & Tim, Hannah & Austin, Due to COVID-19 restrictions, we are asking Lauren & George, Archie & Ollie. people to contact us on 08 8087 3725 at their earliest convenience to register their interest. “Nan” In lieu of flowers, you are invited to donate to Cancer Beautiful, Devoted Mum & Nan Our hearts broke a little more the morning you FREE DELIVERY Council Foundation. Donations can be made at any got your wings. God needed an angel, The Barrier Truth has been providing Broken Hill with the best in local time at Fred J Potter and Son or on the day. journalism and advertising for over 100 years. From horse and we know he only takes the best. and carts to cars and slingshots, our delivery methods may have changed Fly high above with Will. Give him a hug from us. over time, but the one thing that remains the same Forever loved…Forever Missed. Phone: 08 8087 3725 OUR DELIVERY IS FREE Love Tania, Dustin, Alex and Judd. Email: [email protected] From the stars “Will”. Contact us today on 8087 2354 to oganise a subscription. Visit: www.fjp.com.au

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28 - Barrier Truth, Wednesday June 23, 2021 Results SPORT South slash the Dogs North's Iziah Nean and South's Ian Bracken have all eyes on the footy. PICTURE: Emily Ferguson

By Emily Ferguson snap to put the Roos 24 points up at the the second from North's best-on-ground South's Dylan Semmens managed a fi rst break. recipient, Sam Sutcliffe. goal, followed by a second for the quarter Quarter two saw Tyson Schorn slot South's Sam Lines managed his from Jordan Bloomfi eld. South Reserves proved too good for through a goal of his own before his kick second major of the day to close the The Roos strong performance set them their North opponents on Saturday to Harley Cannard allowed him to bank third term. up for an 82-point win over a determined as the Roos won every quarter to his fourth goal. The Roos led the Dogs, 10 goals and North outfi t. take away an 82-point win. South's Gray Daniel managed a goal seven behinds to North's two goals - three North's best players included Sam before Anthony Crombie kicked two back- at three-quarter-time. Sutcliffe, Iziah Nean, Ethan hocking, South's Harley Cannard kicked the to-back to give the Roos a comfortable South booted a string of majors to Jackson Schorn, Brad Pressler and fi rst of the game, and his fi rst of fi ve for 57-point lead heading into halftime. The round out the game. Harley Cannard Jakarda Cini. the day, to kickstart the scoreboard. He Roos kept the Dogs to just a single behind kicked his fi rst and fi nal goal at the For South, it was Connor Washbrook, backed it up with a second goal after an for the fi rst half. beginning of the last quarter after taking Rourke Barker, Harley Cannard, Tyson unselfi sh handball from Tyson Schorn, To kick off the third term and second mark essentially on the goal line. Jordan Schorn, Sam Lines and Anthony Crombie and a third goal, all in a row, half, the Dogs got a couple of goals on Bloomfi eld then snapped a goal off his who were among their best. Sam Lines, South captain then the board. The fi rst came from junior right leg before Deklin Langdon booted a Full-time score - South 15 8 (98) kicked his fi rst goal from an on-the-run Iziah Nean after a 50-metre penalty and long-haul goal. defeated North 2 4 (16). West Reserves take the Win

By Emily Ferguson "Greg Conway was probably best for us. He managed to kick nine goals which was really good and he saw a lot of the The Robins had a strong hit-out in footy. Casey Ferguson was really good, the Reserves, managing a 77-point Bobby Harvey was good down back, and win over the Magpies. Flynn Treloar was good off the wing with plenty of run. Sage Hocking was pretty West coach Brent King said he was solid all day and young Codie McEvoy more than impressed with his side's effort had continued his good form off the on the day, fi nally playing consistent and wing as well. four-quarter football. "It was one hundred per cent a team "We came out switched on, which effort. I mean, Conway doesn't get his was good. We have been starting games nine goals if the team doesn't get it up to slow but the last couple of games I put him, so it was a full team effort. I'm very the challenge up to them and they've happy with the way they're travelling but played a consistent four quarters of footy. we've obviously got a really big test this So, yeah, we managed to keep that going weekend against South," he said. basically," he said. Central's goal scorers were Sinele King "It was hard to fault. I think we were with two, Cooper Picken and Antwan good in all areas which really is a good Coldwell with one each. The Magpies best thing. Obviously, with Old Timers coming players were Shaun Woodhall, Caster up and that sort of thing, there's an extra Morris, Jason Mills, James McClure and incentive." Louis Hann. King also applauded Central for their The Robins best-on was Greg Conway effort this season. He said they were after a nine-goal haul, as well as Casey lucky to have just played better football Ferguson, Bobby Harvey, Flynn Treloar, on Saturday. "Where Central are at the Sage Hocking and Codie McEvoy. West moment, they played pretty well. They goal scorers, Conway 9, Adam Betts 2, are playing really good footy in patches Sage Hocking 2, with Dylan Foggo, Davin and they show a lot of heart. So for us, we Bates, Michael Powell and Simon Matten were just lucky that we could play better." all scoring one. Casey Ferguson was among West's best players. King spoke of his best players but said Full-time score - West 16 9 (105) PICTURE: Andrew Gosling. it was a whole team effort to get the win. defeated Central 4 4 (28).

Barrier Truth, Wednesday June 23, 2021 – 29 Results SPORT South's 120-point smashing South's Marc Purcell shrugs off North's Bill Ormonde. PICTURE: Emily Ferguson

By Emily Ferguson the fourth was a snap through the big goal for Marcus Purcell who toed the ball Angus Collins kicked his third and sticks. Schorn was the only goal scorer for across the line. North's Bailey Shepherd Cody Schorn hit lucky number ten for his the fi rst quarter, single-handedly giving kicked his fi rst goal from a great set fi nal goal of the afternoon. South further asserted their South a 27-point lead to North's nil at shot kick. South's Todd Davidson then kicked his dominance in the League quarter time. Todd Davidson then goaled for the third before Bailey Shepherd's second goal competition on Saturday afternoon The second quarter opened with Roos, followed by one from Rourke Turner went through for the last of the game. when they stormed home with a another Cody Schorn goal to equal fi ve, with a big curving kick from the pocket. The Roos were superb, their class 120-point win over the Bulldogs. after marking an across-face kick from Cody Schorn again kicked truly prevailed, and they showed no signs of Rourke Turner to play on and score. to make seven before Angus Collins slowing down when they got things going. The Roos were well-led-up forward Mitchell Henderson then managed to kicked his fi rst after a run and turning a Come game's end they were victorious by by star shooter, Cody Schorn who kicked slot a goal through for the Roos. Tobias defender inside out. 120 points over the Bulldogs. almost half of their total goals for Hack got the Doggies on the board with Todd Davidson kicked his second for Cody Schorn was best afi eld for the the game. a goal after a decent length kick from the Roos to extend South's lead to 73 Roos with his ten-goal haul. He was Cody Schorn kicked a massive sum of directly in front. points at three-quarter time. joined by Marc Purcell, Luke Lines, Rourke ten goals for the game with four coming South junior, Marcus Purcell kicked The fi nal term was opened by a Turner, Mitchell Henderson and Jye Smith. in the fi rst quarter alone. To start the his fi rst goal of the game before Cody back-to-back goal from Cody Schorn for The Bulldogs best players were Tyler game off with some of his magic, Schorn Schorn slotted his sixth. number eight and nine followed by Angus McInnes, Anthony Tidball, Lachie Bell, booted the fi rst of the game two minutes North's Jaxon Cain kicked a goal after Collins' second major. young guns Jet Johnson and Taz Lihou and in, followed by a second after weaving in a downfi eld free kick just at halftime. Marcus Purcell kicked his third goal Ayden Pettitt. and out of his defenders. The Roos lead 53 points to North's 14 after taking a mark inside 50 and playing Full-time score - South 22 14 (146) Goal Number three came through at the main break. on to advantage, followed by a second defeated North 4 2 (26) a kick from the scoreboard pocket and The third quarter began with a second from Rourke Turner. Robins win after rocky start

By Emily Ferguson well under pressure in the fi rst half in goals early - and just to have him out particular. Then as the game wore on, on the fi eld after such a long wait from the midfi eld sort of led the way and the Lightning Cup, basically. That was After a tight fi rst half, the also with Appleby and Crozier kicking probably one of the highlights, to get Robins ran away in the second a few goals. him back out on the fi eld and to see to manage a 67-point win over "I think the midfi eld led the way him play some good footy early on. the Magpies. through pretty much the whole second Hopefully, we see a fair bit more of half and they were able to open it up a that over the last eight weeks. West co-coach Chris Jones said the bit more for the forwards." "It was good to see Central being Robins are still yet to master the art of There were areas for improvement competitive across half a game and a four-quarter performance. according to Jones, something they I think, by the time the season ends, "Central brought a lot of pressure have yet to get right. that they should be able to string a in the fi rst quarter, in particular. They "Consistency over the full game full competitive game together and managed to hit the scoreboard early has been a problem for the whole year. get a win on the board," said Jones. and I think it shocked our guys a little I think we're playing some really good The Robins best players were bit. It took us a little while to sort of passages of footy within quarters and Josh Appleby, Jayden White, Nathan get into the sort of footy we wanted some good quarters within games, but Greenshields, Liam King, Jackson to play." we haven't been able to put everything Savage and Josh Cieslik. West's goal Jones said they managed to turn it together just yet." scorers were Josh Appleby 4, Jake around and step up in the second half Appleby, Greenshields and White Crozier 3, Jackson Savage, 2, Nathan thanks to some leaders through their were the three standouts for Jones, Greenshields, Jayden White and midfi eld, "I think guys such as (Josh) "Just the way they racked up a lot Robert Bates. Appleby, (Nathan) Greenshields and of possessions, controlled the game Central's best afi eld was captain, (Jayden) White took over in the middle through the middle and were able to Jordan Gilby who was joined by Riley and sort of started setting up our improve our delivery to the forwards. Jennings, Bill Shipway, Mat Sullivan, forward entries a little bit better and Young players such as (Jackson) Tyronne Grayson and Luke Neal. Their our forward found a bit more space." Savage and (Nick) Schofi eld also really goal scorers were Bill Shipway and Jones said he was impressed with a stood up in that second half. Mat Sullivan. Josh Appleby was best afi eld for the Robins. few areas of his side's performance on "I think seeing Jake Crozier back Full-time score - West 12 10 (82) PICTURES: Andrew Gosling Saturday, "I think the backline held up out there - he kicked a couple of good defeated Central 2 3 (15).

30 - Barrier Truth, Wednesday June 23, 2021 Local SPORT Magpies win streak continues

By Emily Ferguson He said the one area they're always working on improving is their basic skills, "I think we had a few out so our Central Women's have gained their newer players stood up. Just that a few ninth-straight win this season girls are playing for the fi rst time and after taking a 34-point win over there's always an emphasis on working on the Robins. our skills." The Magpie women have been Central coach Sheldon Hall said the undefeated so far in season 2021, and game was scrappy due to the cold weather coach Hall said it is all player-driven. "It's and windy conditions but that it was a very pleasing but obviously the girls are West's Erin Butriss is tackled by Central duo, Emma Camilleri (left) and Teagan relatively even game. putting in all the hard work and a lot of Coombes. PICTURE: Andrew Gosling. "I think both teams had a few out so players are standing up on the leadership it was a bit even. I don't think we scored front. So quarter time break and all that, a goal from halfway through the third the girls are having more input than the and to go from last to hopefully fi rst. But more games out of the last nine." quarter, I think. And West sort of took coaches which is good so the girls are there's still a long way to go - it's only Central's best players were Ash over a bit, so it was still a pretty even the driving force behind it really. They're been half a season," he said. Anderson, Kate Simmons, Phoebe Knell, game," he said. playing and working it all out so it makes "To West's credit they do have some Hannah Muscat, Daisy Tyrrell and Emma Hall said his teams best area of play my job easy really," he said. good girls, and obviously they've lost a Camilleri. Nikki Phillips and Hannah on Saturday was getting the ball on the "The girls just train hard, they few from when they won the premiership Muscat fi nished with two goals each and outside to their runners, "West obviously communicate well and they've just got the other year but, we've said it every Chloe Ralph one. have Paige (Cuy) and Brydie (Mannion) this drive because obviously Central the time we've played them, their midfi eld For the Robins, their best included in the middle who are two really good last season we played we fi nished last so is still as good as any others with Paige, Penny Billings, Brydie Mannion, Paige midfi elders, so for our girls to get the ball the girls are really striving to ensure they Brydie and Sasha (Harrington) in the Cuy, Nikki Smith, Sophie Palmer and on the outside to our quick runners was don't fi nish last again. middle," said Hall. Symone Zammit. probably the difference, to be honest. I "It's all player-driven this year, the "Hopefully they can get a few more Full-time score - Central 5 7 (37) think it was really evenly matched other girls just stand up week in, week out new players and they won't be far off from defeated 0 3 (3). than that." because they just want to keep winning clicking again and probably winning a few Bulldogs bring it home with win

By Emily Ferguson In the third quarter, Ellie Simmons kicked her second goal after taking a mark in their forward 50 to play on and slot the ball through. North's North's Women's team were out with a Brooklyn Gibson also managed a goal to extend point to prove on Saturday, putting on her side's lead. a great show of football and taking an Abbey Johns managed to kick one through the 18-point win over South. big sticks to fi nally get the Roos on the board as a reward for their efforts. The Bulldogs started strong and fast with great At three-quarter-time North lead South 30 movement down the fi eld and forward pressure. points to 11. They were also strong defensively, keeping the With no goals scored again in the fourth term, Roos goalless for the fi rst half of the game. South managed another single behind to add to Ellie Simmons fi rst got North on the board their fi nal score. with a quick goal to open the scoring, followed North did enough in the early stages of the by a goal from Brooke Ryan after a downfi eld game to set up a great win by 18 points over 50-metre penalty. the Roos. There was a strong breeze blowing to the The Bulldogs full team effort is what got them scoreboard end of the Jubilee Oval throughout the over the line - all working together and each day, which North utilised in the fi rst term, while playing their roles well. North's best players were South couldn't get the ball past halfway. Danielle Hession, Makayla Berg, Rebecca Deer, North lead two goals and four behinds to Britt Tangey, Courtney Garnaut and Cassie McEvoy. South's nil at quarter time. For the Roos, it was captain Shae Nevill who The second term was without a single goal, was best on for the game, joined by Brianna as South pushed to make use of the breeze. The Smith, Zali Beattie, Paris Ralph, Bronte Johns and North's Britt Tangey (left) and Ellie Simmons wrap up South's Roos used the ball well and had possession for the Abbey Stevens. Zali Beatt ie who was caught holding the ball. PICTURE: Emily majority of the quarter but could only convert for Full-time score - North 4 6 (30) defeated South Ferguson three behinds. 1 6 (12).

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Winner Max Verstappen hugs teammate Sergio Perez after both fi nished on the podium at the French Grand Prix. PICTURE: Escoffi er Florian/ABACA A new champion in the making? By Neil Pigot the conclusion of the race. Verstappen could be heard Rosberg as “rubbish,” would Ricciardo sixth, a performance Hamilton led for the fi rst 19 warning his team that they not have enhanced his chances that showed the Australian is of 53 laps having assumed fi rst would not be able to keep up the of remaining with the Silver fi nally coming to grips with Formula One could be place following a mistake from relentless pace without stopping Arrows in 2022. the McLaren. seeing the emergence of pole-sitter Verstappen at the fi rst again, and sure enough, with 21 Rosberg, who beat Hamilton Not only was he quicker a new world champion corner. But Mercedes blinked laps to go, Verstappen came in to the 2016 world title when in qualifying and throughout with Red Bull’s Max when they called then third- for a second change of tyres. they were Mercedes teammates, the race, closing the gap to his Verstappen blasting past placed Bottas into the pits on lap Mercedes knew that also questioned his former teammate considerably, but Lewis Hamilton on the 17 in the hope of leapfrogging Verstappen would retake the teammate’s performance while the trademark late-braking penultimate lap to win a Verstappen only to have the lead if they brought Hamilton commentating on Sky Sports as overtakes were back, his pulsating French Grand Prix Red Bull driver stop on the in so elected to keep both the Verstappen made an easy move dispatch of two-time world and strengthen his lead in ensuing lap and maintain track Briton and Bottas out in the on the Briton with less than two champion Fernando Alonso early the championship. position. Mercedes then dropped hope that Bottas would slow a laps to go. in the race straight out of the the ball, keeping Hamilton out charging Verstappen for at least “I mean, close the damn door. Dan Ricciardo copy book. The Red Bull driver pitted one for an additional lap allowing a few laps giving Hamilton the No? Usually, Lewis is the best “I think today it started to more time than his Mercedes Verstappen to take advantage breathing space he needed to one-to-one racer. Brake late and feel a little more like home and opponents in Sunday’s race of fresh rubber to move into the take the fl ag. It was not to be. keep him on the outside. I mean, the next two races coming up after Red Bull rolled the tactical lead, a situation that even caught With Bottas under pressure at least try.” are hopefully fun ones as well, dice and outfoxed their rivals, Hamilton’s trusty race engineer to keep his seat at Mercedes Verstappen’s Red Bull with some good moves, battles. a move that left both Hamilton Pete Bonnington by surprise. and William’s driver George teammate Sergio Perez also I’m getting there.” and Valtteri Bottas questioning “I am not sure what happened Russell banging down the door, fought his way past Bottas to Verstappen leads Hamilton a series of strategic calls from there, mate,” he told his his effort to block Verstappen complete the podium, with in the title race by 12 points their team, calls that elicited a frustrated driver after seeing the with nine laps to go, described the Finn fourth, McLaren’s with the next race in Austria radioed apology from Mercedes Red Bull man assume the lead. by former Mercedes driver and Lando Norris fi fth and his this weekend. chief strategist James Vowles at As the race progressed, 2016 World Champion Nico Australian teammate Daniel 2021 Musician’s Club Outback Rugby League Competition: Round 6 (Wilcannia) Another fantastic round of read a 60-0 defeat to the hands of the The Wildfl owers displayed some the Yabbies 22-18. The game was built Rugby League in the Outback is Warriors, the club continues to improve textbook defence, giving them the heavily on defensive efforts, with either done and dusted. The weekend their attacking and defensive efforts each freedom to produce scoring opportunities team taking the lead throughout various featured some scintillating rugby week. As always, the Parntu Warriors almost at will. parts of the match. which showcased some brilliant put on a slick performance, giving their The Scorpions Women posted their Supporters and players of both clubs defensive and offensive work supporters plenty of hope that they will biggest score of the year, showing plenty can take a lot of confi dence from this from all clubs. The quality of the be present for Grand Final day on July 25. of signs of improvement. Wildfl owers match moving forward. competition continues to improve Next week, the Warriors take on the have a bye this coming weekend, with Next week, the Yabbies will take week in and week out, as we edge Menindee Yabbies in a game that is sure the Scorpions taking on the Twisted on a confi dent Parntu side, with the closer towards what is sure to be to test their mettle and really provide Sisters from Menindee. Boomerangs needing to utilise this one of the best fi nals series the them with a challenge leading into the The fi nal game of the round was an momentum coming up against the ever- ORL has seen for years. back end of the season. absolute belter between the Wilcannia improving Scorpions. Game 1 saw the Silver City Scorpions Game 2 saw the Wilcannia Boomerangs and the Menindee Yabbies. All games will be played on Sunday taking on the Parntu Warriors, where Wildfl owers Women’s team host the The game was described by many as “the 27/6 at Lamb Oval, Broken Hill. As the Scorpions played with integrity Scorpions Women. Nakeisha Jackson and best game of rugby league the Outback always, entry is free for all. Clubs and heart - a keystone element of the Dorothy Mills scored four tries apiece, has seen for some time”. are playing for some very important club’s values that has kept them moving with Darcy Bates converting six goals to In a relatively low-scoring affair, competition points coming into the back forward every weekend. guide the Wildfl owers to a convincing the Boomerangs were able to clinch end of the season, so be sure not to miss Although the offi cial scorebook will 44-16 victory. victory in the dying minutes, defeating Round 7 this weekend.

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