Thursday, March 25, 2021 Print Post approved – 100003237 $1.70 inc GST One stop Our shop for Regional kids health roundup page 4 pages 6, 7 & 11 SET TO JAB Registered nurse Robyn Darling gives Dr Joe Romeo the first injection of the AstraZeneca vaccine at the Narrandera Medical Centre – Riverina GP Super Clinic during the rollout in regional NSW. Read the story on page 5. Photo: Kim Woods.

Health services in spotlight Kim Woods Leeton residents in the last nancial year. ambulances varied signi cantly and could Mr Cowan said many residents had UNEQUIPPED and unsafe health facilities The trips to Wagga Wagga, Grif th, be quite some time. raised concerns around access to health in the Murrumbidgee region, lack of funding Canberra and Albury were for specialist “If a patient lives in Narrandera and the and hospital services. and available services and minimal staf ng services, dialysis, oncology, imaging, GP and responding ambulance has to come from “In Narrandera we are fortunate we have leading to burnout have all been the focus of surgical procedures. an adjoining town, the patient may be bet- a local medical practice run by an experi- regional submissions to a NSW Upper House Of the trips, 223 were for oncology only ter off transporting themselves to hospital enced and competent GP who has been able inquiry. while 556 return trips were for rehabilitation via a family member rather than waiting for to support the town by recruiting overseas The inquiry got underway in Sydney on services. an ambulance,” he said. trained doctors who are able to respond in Monday and will consider 700 submissions, In a submission to the Inquiry into Health “Local ambulances are spending consid- the emergency department of the hospital including those from Narrandera, Leeton, Outcomes and access to health and hospi- erable time transporting folk to Wagga as to minor issues, under his guidance. Murrumbidgee, Hay and Temora shire coun- tal services in rural, regional and remote the local hospital becomes more and more “The reality is however, throughout cils, and Can Assist Coleambally. NSW, Narrandera Shire general manager a transfer station.” rural NSW hospital operating theatres stand Narrandera Shire stated voluntary driv- George Cowan said the community transport Patient wait times and quality of care, unused, no babies are being delivered and ers were keeping the local health system service compensated for a lack of ambulance staf ng challenges, ambulance services and regularly there is no doctor available to attend ticking over by providing 4993 return trips services. access to palliative care were all identi ed emergency wards.” to medical specialists for Narrandera and Mr Cowan said the response times for as core concerns in the submission. continued page 3

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Sub-branch secretary Neville Wortlehock said FRI SAT SUN MON TUES the Sub-branch would be holding its Dawn Service in the Memorial Gardens and was looking at a Gun Fire Breakfast in the Blue Apron Steakhouse at the 23°C 24°C 22°C 23°C 25°C Ex-servicemen’s Club. 9°C 11°C 10°C 8°C 10°C A service at the War Graves will be held at 9am, - - - - - followed by the form-up of veterans at 10.30am to move at 10.45am to the Memorial Gardens for the Cory McKenzie has ANZAC Day Commemorative Service at 11am. been teaching Abor- Mr Wortlehock said there would hopefully be an RAAF fly over during the service as 100 years of March – 93.2mm iginal culture for more than 20 years and will RAAF service to Australia is being celebrated 2021 total – 213.4mm run two workshops in this year. Narrandera. For RSL Sub Branch members and invited guests Photos supplied. a luncheon will be held in the Ex-servicemen’s Club, and two-up will be played later on. Narrandera Argus All COVID-19 practices will be in place with elec- tronic registration and manual sign in to those who are marching and those at all of the services. ENQUIRIES Create cultural works WIRADJURI artist Cory McKenzie will people of all ages are welcome. Phone 6959 2222 conduct two workshops on art skills for Cory is a proud Wiradjuri man Venue sought 167 East Street, Narrandera young people and spirituality in art at who has been teaching Aboriginal or PO Box 5, Narrandera NSW 2700 Narrandera this month. Culture for over 20 years. The first workshop on Saturday, He is a professional artist and creator for D&D Club March 27 from 10am to 2pm on art of artefacts who has spent the majority LOCAL teens Chris and Noah Forbes and Janessa www.narranderaargus.com.au skills for young people, followed by of his childhood in the bush with his and Bailey Wilson are excited to be starting a local or find us on Facebook the Spirituality to Art on Sunday, father learning and practicing culture. Dungeons and Dragons Club in Narrandera. March 28 from 10am to 2pm. Cory draws his inspiration from The game, which gained popularity in the ’80s, In each of these workshops, par- the lands he has walked and from the has made a resurgence amongst teens and young ticipants will explore spirituality and animals he has seen. adults alike with many new clubs springing up NEWS ROOM creativity, learn the fundamentals of He has a great passion for teach- around the local areas in places such as Wagga Wagga Managing Editor creating artworks, explore techniques ing creativity to people of all ages, and Canberra. Liz Lawrence and blending of colours, and create saying “creativity is a necessary tool an artwork piece to take home. to problem solve which is greatly The teenagers hope to find a place to hold [email protected] The workshops are hosted by needed in all aspects of life.” regular games at, such as a youth centre in town, Narrandera Arts and Creative Network, Bookings and further information is which would also facilitate support for teens in Journalist with indigenous and non-Indigenous available on Eventbrite. other areas such as a safe place to hang out after Kim Woods school and engage in social and community interactions. ‘I really enjoy board games, reading and computer [email protected] games and I feel like there isn’t much in town that Rod Run tickets caters to my needs, and would really like to meet some like-minded people my own age”, Chris said. ACCOUNTS EARLIES Rod Run organiser Steve Mr Alldrick said there were just Janessa and Bailey’s mother, Julie Birrer, has been Alldrick has urged people who want promoting the social group the ‘Hang Out,’ and is Administration Manager over 1000 people registered and he to attend the Narrandera Show ‘n was certain there would be more looking for community support to help find a building for its activities. Debbie Bock Shine on the Easter Weekend people who wanted to attend. Sunday, April 4 at the Narrandera Some of the benefits of D and D, apart from [email protected] “They need to register now, it’s Sportsground to register online the social interaction, are the game teaches team now to avoid disappointment. free, but registrations are necessary building skills, quick thinking, problem solving With well over 300 rods entered because there is a definite limit skills and builds math skills. ADVERTISING and only 3000 tickets available of 3000,” he said. The teenagers are hoping to build their club and Fran Macdonald it is essential to register as soon as “No tickets will be available are looking for other teens who are interested in possible. at the gate.” playing. No experience is required. New or seasoned [email protected] players are welcome to join. or [email protected] Please contact Laurelle Lewis on 0437 234 893 if you are interested or join Riverina D and D on Phone 6959 2222 Facebook. Fax 6959 2256 Check your LETTERS TO THE EDITOR To submit a letter to the editor: lost super > mail to PO Box 5, Narrandera NSW 2700 THERE are a total of 505 lost and unclaimed super- > deliver in person to 167 East Street, annuation accounts in the Narrandera Shire totalling $1.4 million. Narrandera There are 67 lost accounts valued at $1.172 million > email: [email protected] and 438 unclaimed accounts worth $244,116. Letters to the editor should be no more than In the Coolamon shire, there are 165 lost and 500 words and, if not emailed, clearly and neatly unclaimed accounts valued at $1.069 million while in the Lockhart shire there are 106 lost and unclaimed written. Hutchins Bros will contribute to the construction of Concord Oval which accounts worth $226,072. will house the Centre of Excellence for West Tigers. Photo supplied. Correspondents should include their full name Workers may have lost or unclaimed super if and address as well as a contact phone number. you have changed your name, moved jobs or changed Letters may be edited. Local contract win address, or forgotten to update details with a super Opinions expressed in this section of the fund in the last few years HUTCHINS Bros Engineering at Nar- for the new Circular Plastic Recycling Farrer MP Sussan Ley says if you think you may newspaper are not necessarily the views of the randera has been awarded the contract Facility in Albury to Hutchins Bros. Narrandera Argus management and staff. have money to be claimed, you can log into MyGov to provide structural steel for the The new facility will be the largest and check for lost super with the Australian taxation redevelopment of the Concord Oval PET recycling facility in Australia. Office (ATO). project. It will increase the amount of locally “Local numbers indicate there are 505 lost and This historical site housed the sourced and recycled PET produced unclaimed super accounts from the Hay area, totalling Narrandera Argus convicts who broke the first stones in Australia by two thirds – from around over $1.4 million,” Ms Ley said. for the Great North Road. 30,000 tonnes currently to over 50,000 “In just a few clicks you could be boosting your It was also the site of the Wallabies’ tonnes and will create 300 jobs. super balance.” VOLUME 140, No 11 heartbreaking Rugby World Cup semi- Last year Hutchins Bros was award- 1. Login to MyGov. final loss to France and is now set ed the contract to supply and erect the 2. Link the ATO portal to your MyGov account. CONTACT: to be transformed into a thriving structural steel for Qantas Airlines 3. Click the ‘Manage My Super’ button in the ATO Phone 02 6959 2222 Fax 02 6959 2256 recreation facility for Western Sydney. new Group Training Facility at Mascot, portal. 167 East Street, Narrandera NSW 2700 It will house the new Centre of contracted by ADCO Constructions. Further information about lost and unclaimed PO Box 5, Narrandera NSW 2700 Excellence for the West Tigers Football The centre will house 14 flight superannuation is available via the ATO website. Club. simulators, 10 static cockpit devices, EMAIL: [email protected] Hutchins Bros is one of Narrandera’s an emergency procedures hall with powerhouse industries that is making a pool of water for training, aircraft Correction DEADLINES a name for itself Australia-wide. cabin mock-ups and classrooms. 10am Monday for display advertising A STORY headlined “Janelle loves the sense of and editorial Only last month it was announced The facility provides training community” appeared in the Argus on March 18, 2021. 12noon Tuesday for Classified advertising that Joss Construction had awarded resources for 2000 pilots and 3600 The subject was incorrectly called Janelle the contract to supply Structural Steel cabin crew. Broadbent when in fact her surname is Broadhead. 2 — Thursday, March 25, 2021 www.narranderaargus.com.au Narrandera Argus Rail roaded on secrecy Kim Woods top secret material.” MEMBER for Murray Helen Dalton will Mrs Dalton said taxpayers had launch a legal challenge to have the funded the report and they should be secrecy around the Narrandera-Tocum- able to read it. wal rail line study overturned. “I’m not giving up. We will mount a legal challenge to have the privileged The study was due to be made status revoked,” she said. public on March 17 but was instead re- Narrandera Shire Council has leased under a parliamentary privilege declined to comment on the issue. Standing Order 52 due to its confidential Member for Cootamundra Steph nature, according to the Minister for Cooke said Fixing Country Rail Regional Transport and Roads. feasibility studies are confidential The taxpayer funded $500,000 study due to the commercial in-confidence was the subject of an order through information they contain. Parliament by Member for Murray “In order to assess a project’s viabil- Helen Dalton to have it made public. ity and true potential, highly sensitive An executive summary of the study commercial information may be is publicly available. provided by stakeholders, including A Transport for NSW spokesman their growth forecasts and potential said there were no plans to demolish expansion plans,” Ms Cooke said. the Narrandera-Tocumwal branch line. “We want stakeholders to be open “When the NSW Government makes with us about their plans to give us a document ‘privileged’, it means the best possible understanding of they’re keeping it secret from the public,” these lines’ potential.” Mrs Dalton said. “Transport for NSW released an “There is absolutely no justification Executive Summary of the Narrande- for this at all. ra-Tocumwal study on the website in “A feasibility report doesn’t contain 2019.”

Member for Murray Helen Dalton is not happy the Narrandera-Tocumwal rail line study is not to be made public. Photo supplied. Site snapped up Kim Woods The central residence and commer- A LOCAL buyer has snapped up cial premises at 78-80 East Street is Volunteers fill the void the large vacant commercial site on listed at $450,000. Irrigation Way, with a machinery repair “We’ve had a heap of inquiries (on from front page for a trial involving the placement ambulance in rural and regional business due to move in. the Grong Grong Motor Inn) but no Mr Cowan said residents raised of registrar doctors in some of areas administering of medi- QPL Rural agent Andrew Pellow one has bitten the bullet just yet,” Mr Pellow said. difficulties around accessing the region’s smaller hospitals, cations to home palliative care confirmed the old Hutcheon and mental health services. but we have not seen anything of patients.” Pearce site was bought by a local buyer “It would be one of the cheapest motels for sale in NSW, if not Australia, “These services are typically that here in Narrandera.” Can Assist also pointed to a for $370,000 plus GST. especially being a freehold.” provided by specialists operating Another concern raised by lack of incentives to attract GPs The property has sat vacant for Mr Pellow said the residential out of Albury or Wagga Wagga residents was the waiting time to into the rural and remote areas. an extended period despite it having market in the Narrandera Shire was and or therapists located elsewhere access home care after qualifying. Leeton Shire Council reiterated frontage to the main access road particularly strong with prices shifting across the Murrumbidgee Health Submissions to the inquiry the lack of doctor coverage in the between Narrandera, Leeton, Wagga, north. District (but not based in Narran- closed on January 15 with a pub- emergency department and the Griffith. dera) usually via some form of lic hearing planned for southern inability to use the operating theatre “This is due to supply and demand According to QPL Rural, the prop- – there is not much out there at the mental health line,” he said. NSW at Deniliquin on April 29. at Leeton Hospital as significant erty features a concrete and road base moment. There are plenty of blocks “Most residents believe a local- Mr Cowan said the submission concern. hardstand area at the front and rear being sold for new builds coming on in ly based service would be more was available for viewing on the “Unreliable access to ambulance gate, a large office block with partial the next six to 12 months,” he said. effective and more likely to be parliamentary website. services is an increasing concern,” existing fit-out, large shed with concrete accessed by a person in need.” “There was a consistent theme “There will be a demand for more the submission said. flooring, and open bay sheds. land to be opened in the near future Mr Cowan also raised the of disappointment throughout The lack of readily accessible A development application to have issue of access to quality therapy the submissions I read.” as there are not a lot of blocks drug and alcohol and mental the property sub divided has been services for young people locally, In their submission, Coleam- available at the moment. health services along with physio- granted. particularly speech therapy. bally Can Assist stated there was “The days on market have really therapy services, and wait times “A local bought the building as an He said the typical wait time a need for a mental health nurse/ dropped back from what it was 18 to access GP services were also investment and a tenant is going into was between 12 and 18 months practitioner to help with anxi- months ago. Most places are on the listed. the building within the next month to after diagnosis. ety and poor health diagnoses market for a couple of weeks to a have the site revived and going again. Mr Cowan said the focus in concerns of patients. Shadow Minister for Rural month at the most – if the price is right Narrandera had moved from “Mental health services at Health Kate Washington said “The business is a mechanical they are moving on.” delivering babies to providing regional hospitals along with too many people in the regions operation repairing boats and motor- Mr Pellow said rural lifestyle post-natal care for mother and drug and alcohol services is had been let down by the health bikes,” Mr Pellow said. properties were sought after and baby at the hospital. paramount.” system. “There will still be a couple of difficult to find. “Higher level health services The organisation said an “We have heard about towns spare sheds at the back we will lease “I had one at Leeton recently with provided in hospitals are based extra community nurse care and without doctors, hospitals with- out down the track.” 12 groups through the open house and on the presence of a doctor support in palliative care for out bandages and people who Mr Pellow said the commercial it was on the market for less than and despite reassurances to the weekdays and weekends for haven’t been able to get the care market had been lacking stock with 24 hours, so the demand is fairly strong. contrary, it is still virtually impos- patients at home was an “extreme they need,” Ms Washington said. a few businesses in the main street “There is a fair chunk of tree chang- sible to recruit Australian trained need”. “Families have lost ones changing hands. ers due to COVID, those with family doctors into rural GP clinics “We are heavily reliant on because they were failed by a He said there was a general shortage in the area and have been talking and hospitals. volunteer services, which are health system that is simply too of industrial blocks on the market. about moving for a while and others “Without the overseas trained limited and unable to cater for sick to cope. The Grong Grong Motor Inn is still who decided Narrandera is the place doctors western NSW would the amount of health needs in “Communities across NSW available for sale at $365,000 freehold they want to go to. have no doctors. these areas. deserve answers and a plan to fix on a walk in-walk basis out, along with “Things are going really well and “Murrumbidgee Health received “There is a need for a more this broken system so this crisis the freehold at 57-59 East Street, this rain will give a boost of confidence Federal Government approval comprehensive role for the never happens again.” Narrandera, for $225,000. to the cropping season.”

Narrandera Argus www.narranderaargus.com.au Thursday, March 25, 2021 — 3 Organics idea dumped NARRANDERA Shire residents have an inoculated static pile system. voted against a kerbside organics Deputy mayor David Fahey collection but Council will call for expressed disappointment at residents expressions of interest from waste not wanting a kerbside organics management operators for the removal collection service. of green waste. “I fully understand why and the An organic options study by Robert economics of it,” Cr Fahey said. Bailey Consulting was placed on pub- lic exhibition and Council surveyed “Moving forward, I hope in our residents on their wish for an organics waste management strategy we at collection service, and their willingness least deal with our green waste a bit to cover the cost for the service. more economically and return something There were no specific submis- back to the community. sions on the study but 337 out of 1500 “We need to continue to investigate properties replied to the survey with using our green organics somewhere 16 per cent in favour of the service and within the region, if not in Narrandera.” 90 per cent reluctant to pay the cost. Deputy general manager infrastruc- Council recommended the new ture Shane Wilson said Council sought kerbside waste and recycling tender to work collaboratively with regional to be called shortly be done without businesses dealing in bulk organics the inclusion of organics. The options for treatment of self-haul to handle the Narrandera’s waste or green waste at the landfill site includes provide guidance on the issue. open windrow composting, mulched “Before we start composting and used as part of final capping ourselves and start setting up major in surface stabilisation, a mobile facilities is to explore those options aerated floor composting system or first,” Mr Wilson said. Kelsey Tobin, Clare Hoogers, Gopi Patel and Phoebe Duncan at Therapies for Kids in Narrandera. Photo: Kim Woods. More faces on the team PARENTS and carers from the official opening last June. from our occupational therapist throughout southern NSW have “It has grown from there as in Sydney. Award for Gabbie made a bee-line for Narrandera there is such a need with about “There is a massive need for ON FEBRUARY 24 Narrandera Rotary on the family farm. to take advantage of the one- 10 clients coming from Deniliquin occupational therapy out here – held a successful welcome to new During year 10 she carried out stop specialist clinic for children plus Lake Cargelligo, Griffith, we are doing what we can to citizens to the Shire. her work experience with the local aged zero to 18 years. Wagga Wagga, Forbes, Parkes provide that service and eventually The dinner was held at the Golf veterinarian and she instantly fell Therapies for Kids opened in and Condobolin,” she said. we will have our own occupational Club hosted by president Rob- in love with the profession, loving Larmer Street last year during “We are trying so hard to get therapist and speech pathologist ert Norrie where 44 new citizens the opportunity to work with live- COVID and has recently expanded more staff so we can eventually in the clinic.” enjoyed a good social evening, each stock and meeting new people every the team of specialists to include do outreach services in those Paedriatric dietician Kelsey giving a report of where they had day. physiotherapists and a dietician. communities rather than them Tobin has relocated from New- come from and the reason. This provided her with the ground- Physiotherapist and team travelling to us.” castle to Leeton, and now works Some had come to Narrandera for ing for studying either agriculture leader Clare Hoogers said opening Gopi Patel graduated last year at Therapies for Kids. employment eg agriculture, educa- or veterinary science. the clinic during the pandemic to pursue a career in paediatric “I’ve always wanted to work tion also our two new doctors at the After she completed Year 12 she was a challenging time but the physiotherapy at Narrandera in in the regional areas and I have Medical Centre and their two children took on part time work doing har- business had grown rapidly. January. loved it,” she said. and Father Tony coming from Leeton vest work at Grain Flow in addition A year on and the clinic is Gopi relocated from Sydney Phoebe Duncan is a fourth to the Narrandera Catholic Parish. to helping out on the family farm. seeking specialists in occupational and it is her first time living out year Charles Sturt University Some others had come simply for This year Gabbie plans to find therapy and speech pathology in regional NSW. physiotherapy student completing a tree or country change. part time work in Wagga that will to further enhance the services. She was amazed at how far practical work at Therapies for Narrandera Mayor Neville Kschen- fit around her university studies. “In terms of the clientele, we patients have to travel to see a Kids. ka welcomed the new citizens Because Gabbie enjoys the out- didn’t expect as much interest therapist. “We have had four fourth-year giving an extensive overview of the doors she also takes to the sporting as we have got and there is so “It’s a nice town, I do quite like CSU students so far and that is Shire facilities including schools, field with the Narrandera football much potential for growth,” it here, it’s a much more relaxed to get young physios interested hospital and medical services and and netball club, also coaching Ms Hoogers said. lifestyle,” she said. in paediatrics in the rural areas,” some of the best recreational facili- younger age groups of children. “We want the community to Ms Hoogers said the clinic Ms Hoogers said. ties in the Riverina, going on to say Another one of her activities is Narrandera was declared a town know we are here and are ex- catered for newborn babies with The Larmer Street building will being a member of the Corobimilla in 1863 making it one of the oldest branch of the Rural Fire Service panding with two new therapists, head, neck or hip issues. be undergoing some refurbish- in the Riverina. often attending fires and truck two physiotherapists, a dieti- “We do see NDIS funded and ment to cater for the expanding A local young lady, 19-year-old accidents on the highway. She finds cian and administration assistant privately funded clients, and team. Gabrielle Forest, daughter of Andrew volunteering her time to the RFS starting next month.” also treat sports injuries,” she said. “We have had a great response and Sue Forrest from Corobimilla to help out her local community Ms Hoogers opened the clinic “In April we will be offering from the community and there was named the Lil Mills Scholarship most rewarding. on her own, offering a telehealth a paediatric dietician and occu- is a lovely hype in town with so recipient for 2021. At a recent Rotary meeting service during April and May before pational therapy aid with support many new businesses opening.” Gabbie completed her High- Gabbie came to speak to the er School Certificate Year 12 at members thanking them for giving St Francis de Sales Regional College, her a chance to go for the scholarship. Dolly gave a life time of joy Leeton in 2020 with subjects chosen In turn the club wished her all the Agriculture, Biology, Chemistry, best in her future endeavours. Rustty Lake-Connolly the time of day or night. This is how she lived her life. Advanced English, Mathematics and March on the Rotary Calendar is TIME does work in mysterious ways. Thanks to the MiVet staff who took care of Dolly Studies of Religion. Water and Sanitation month. Clean I remember the first time I met Dolly at the until the very end. Dolly was cremated and her Gabbie is aiming to do Agriculture water, sanitation and hygiene educa- Narrandera Nursing Home about 15 years ago. ashes returned to Paul and Lynn. Science at CSU but if not Veterinary tion are basic necessities for a healthy I was so impressed with her devotion to duty On a happy note, the Maloneys adopted another Science at CSU, Wagga. environment and productive life. and caring for residents, that I decided to take the fox terrier named Brooke a few months ago. Her choice of subjects came When people have access to about with her love of animals, par- time and put pen to paper, and tell Dolly’s amazing Dolly taught her the dos and don’ts of course, clean water and sanitation, water ticularly large animals such as cattle borne diseases decrease, children story to the wider community. and now Brooke has taken over the seat on Paul’s Fast forward 15 years and to my surprise and sheep, due to her growing up stay healthier and attend school mobility scooter. more regularly, and mothers can I learnt Dolly was still with us, aged 20 years and Vale Dolly. in semi-retirement. spend less time carrying water and more time helping the families. I decided now was the In the Philippines, the Rotary time to visit Dolly at her Clubs built 222 toilets and sewer, home with adopted par- communal hand washing stations ents Paul and Lynn Maloney and 20 bio sand filters. This project and talk about her life since provided more than 1000 people we last met in 2006. with proper toilet facilities and Her focus was very much almost 600 with a regular supply with Paul and spending quality of clean water. time with him which I found Another example, all 24 of quite moving. Lebanon’s Rotary Clubs came togeth- Eventually, I put Dolly’s er – overcoming religious, cultural story into the Argus and and political divisions – to form at the exact time the paper partnerships with the Government, was being printed I World Vision, UNICEF and the Red received a message from Cross. Lynn that Dolly had passed Together the groups developed away peacefully – was this a program that developed clean timing on Dolly’s behalf? Gabbie Forest receives the Lil water to every public school in the Who knows? Mills Scholarship for 2021 by country. Time was very important president Robert Norrie. – Jenny Clarke to Dolly. Her regime at the Dolly devoted her life to caring for the elderly or infirm and passed Photo supplied Public Image nursing home was ruled by away last week. Photo: Rustty Lake-Connolly. 4 — Thursday, March 25, 2021 www.narranderaargus.com.au Narrandera Argus University medal for Jessica Local doctor first Nicholas Rupolo about two months before WHEN Jessica Buchanan I found out I received the graduated from Narrandera university medal, it was very High in 2015, she would surprising. to receive vaccine never have thought she’d “I went with it and end- Kim Woods vaccination before leaving the clinic. be the recipient of a Syd- ed up doing better than THE rollout of the COVID-19 vaccine She said the staged rollout would ney University Medal and I thought. I didn’t expect to has begun across the Narrandera take a long time to get through the entire be starting her PhD after a get to a PhD and it’s a big Shire with the local GP Dr Joe shire population. global pandemic. commitment. Romeo lining up to have the first “We will start with what we can do Ms Buchanan was a “The medal is awarded vaccination on Tuesday. and ramp it up whenever we possibly diligent student at Narran- can. We will include vaccinations based on your honours mark Narrandera Medical Centre – River- dera High, a place she says in our day-to-day work as much as we ina GP Super Clinic executive director taught her how to be self- and your undergraduate, can as we are still obliged to abide Liz Romeo said stocks of the sufficient and prepare her and comparing that to the by social distancing, and we need AstraZeneca vaccine arrived in to tackle her studies. rest of your cohort.” the space for people to be observed Narrandera this week in time for She excelled in her inter- Ms Buchanan’s triumph is afterwards. the Phase 1a of the rollout. ests in pharmacology and one that can be admired by “We are still working on options Mrs Romeo said the clinic had molecular biology leading many, but without a gap so we can have a greater through-put been elding inquiries from patients to her receiving an RTP year after nishing school in within the normal hours of the Stipend – a government with people placed on a waiting list. Narrandera, she had to shape practice, and the option of having funded research incentive – Phase 1a encompasses doctors, up for life in the big city. a Saturday clinic.” to allow her to study full- health care workers, Aboriginal and Before vaccination, each patient is time on her PhD in screenings “I learned how to be more Torres Strait Islanders over 55 years, self-suf cient and being from required to undergo an appointment on peptide targets. people with underlying medical con- with the doctor and they are provid- Narrandera High taught me “I’ve always loved science,” ditions including disabilities, critical ed with an information sheet on the Ms Buchanan said. that as well you’ve really and high-risk workers such as defence, vaccination. “Myself 10 years ago got to be able to focus and fire, police and emergency services “Before the patient leaves the would be so excited to see be able to put yourself out and meat processing. clinic, they will be asked if they have me working in a lab everyday there,” she said. “We are happy for people, wheth- any symptoms arising, and symptoms now. “It was quite an adjust- er eligible now or later, to put their arising within 48 hours need to be “The work I’m doing ment moving up to Sydney name on the waiting list and we will reported to the clinic,” Mrs Romeo said. now is in a molecular biol- contact when they become a priority,” ogy lab and it’s a pharma- it’s a different system and She said any other vaccination, different style. Mrs Romeo said. including influenza, needed to be cology-based project. “The vaccine is bulk billed so there “At the end of my “I’ve learned so much in Former Narrandera High student more than 14 days apart from the is no cost. honours year I was waiting these last ve or six years Jessica Buchanan received a Sydney COVID-19 vaccine. “The second shot is 12 weeks for my results and it was and it’s set me up so well.” University Medal. Photo supplied. Phase 2a includes adults 50-70 years, afterwards – as part of your consent Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander to getting the rst one you agree to 18-54 years, and other critical and a second one. high-risk workers. “The idea it is a two vaccination Phase 2b is the balance of the Beware Telstra email scam program.” adult population aged 18 to 50 years Liz Lawrence “At Telstra, we often call our technicians’. Mrs Romeo said patients are and later, if recommended, under 18 observed for 15-30 minutes post- years. NARRANDERA resident Jim customers to review their accounts, “They may say there’s a fault Howard has warned residents inform them about new products with your computer and that to be on the lookout for and services, or let them know if you need to pay for technical ADVERTISEMENT Telstra email scams following their account is overdue. support or software, or that your A message from an attempt to access details on “Unfortunately, companies internet will soon be disconnect- his email account this week. or individuals sometimes call our ed unless you give them remote Mr Howard said the fake email customers claiming to be from access to your computer.” Steph Cooke MP Telstra when they’re not. read that his Telstra account Phishing scams are the most “They may try to switch you MEMBER FOR COOTAMUNDRA would be cancelled if he did not common form of scam. to another phone company, or log in within 24 hours. Scammers pretend to be from “No doubt it would have in some cases attempt to obtain 2021 marks my fourth year as the Member for Cootamundra and is personal information so they government departments and the halfway point of this term in Government. asked for account details etc if businesses, like the ATO, myGov, I had logged in,” he said. can access bank accounts. “These people may quote fake Telstra or the NBN, to gain bank In this time I have clocked up more than 220,000 kilometres in the Luckily, he had heard of account details and other infor- car, visited 74 of our local schools, attended community events, these scams and phoned Telstra Telstra Employee (ID) Numbers mation about a person that can meetings and heard the concerns and experiences of thousands direct only to find out it was or Customer Account numbers, be used to impersonate them. a hoax, but warned or describe themselves as ‘Telstra of you. there might be others in I am extremely proud to serve the ‘Seat of Small Communities’ the community not so as your local member. fortunate if they provid- I continue to ght hard for every town, village and locality to ed information to these hackers. receive your fair share of funding from the many fantastic NSW Telstra has issued a Government programs on offer, ensuring you have the services warning to be on the and infrastructure needed to thrive. lookout for unaddressed We have seen unprecedented investment in our road and rail or generically addressed network, funding upgrades to improve safety, freight capacity and emails, such as “Dear Customer”, badly writ- ensuring our communities are connected. ten emails with broken Our rural, regional and remote communities have never seen sentences, spelling such investment. mistakes, grammatical errors and words in I am incredibly proud to see much loved tennis courts, sporting a foreign language as ovals, netball courts, pools and rodeo grounds gain new ame- well as emails that show nities, canteens, lighting and grandstands. Such upgrades are account information reviving these facilities for the next generation, for those who have that doesn’t match your not been able to previously participate, and removing the stress Telstra account details. of fundraising from smaller communities. Customers can refer to Telstra 24x7 My For the rst time in decades, sustained investment is bringing our Account for accurate showgrounds and community halls in to the 21st century, breath- account information. ing new life in to these fantastic community spaces. Other warning signs We are ghting hard to give our young people a future in our are: communities, enabling them to stay at home to study courses • Requests for your credit card, passwords, never offered at local TAFE campuses through connected learn- account details or ing centres, upgrading libraries to give them places to learn, and personal information funding youth-focused projects through the Stronger Country – either by replying to Communities Fund. the email, or by asking My work as your local member is focused on building a safer, you to “click a link” and ll in a web form. stronger regional NSW and I look forward to seeing you • Suspicious look- again soon. ing URLs, or ones that don’t directly point (02) 6382 2399 back to the Telstra website. [email protected] • Emails that include 140 Boorowa Street, Young NSW 2594 a zip file, an .exe or Authorised by S. Cooke, 140 Boorowa Street, Young NSW 2594. other suspicious attach- Funded using Parliamentary Entitlements. February 2021. ment. Narrandera Argus www.narranderaargus.com.au Thursday, March 25, 2021 — 5 Regional Roundup Silt removed in clean up Widgiewa raises funds Claire Williams J.M. Smith and Co Urana and the sale operations Alan Shea said this was a great GRIFFITH WAYNE and Betsy Durnan had accumulated attracted a large crowd of people from all example of MI and Council working together MURRUMBIDGEE Irrigation have helped a shipping container of household and farm over New South Wales. for the benefit of our community. Griffith City Council in cleaning out the raw items over the years. The Urana Hospital Auxiliary will use water dam at the top of Scenic Hill. “We were happy to be able to assist, and Upon deciding to sell them, the couple the money to improve facilities at the The raw water dam supplies recreation certainly appreciate the benefits of doing this generously offered to donate the proceeds Urana Hospital and the Urana Multi Purpose facilities across Griffith and is an important more often in the future,” he said. Service Residential Aged Care. to the Urana Hospital Auxiliary. part of maintaining the community’s green- The MI Longreach was used to desilt “When we receive substantial donations The clearing sale was held on February 27 space, including parks and sports ovals. the dam, with GCC preparing the site and we like to make sure they go toward at Widgeiwa Station, Morundah, and raised Murrumbidgee Irrigation general manager removing the silt. something major for the hospital or aged $5000. care home,” Mrs Pawson said. Urana Hospital Auxiliary president “We often take requests from the hospital Kim Pawson was pleased with the success manager and the ladies who run activities of the day and grateful for the community in both of our facilities as to what we should support. spend the money on.” “It was a great day and Widgiewa was The Urana Hospital Auxiliary are active such a lovely environment for the sale,” in the community and have funded the Mrs Pawson. purchase of many resources. “Everyone seemed to come away from “A few years ago, we received a major the day happy and we nearly sold everything donation of $11,500, which was used to with only two items being passed in. purchase the hospital a new emergency “Wayne and Betsy did an amazing job department bed,” Mrs Pawson said. getting everything ready and we are very “We have recently funded the purchase grateful for their donation. of new kitchen supplies for cooking activities “There were people coming and going with our residents. throughout the day as the items they wanted “Some other items purchased for the sold. hospital include supplies for art and “A local lady purchased a beautiful craft activities, new curtains for resident’s Wedgwood china dinner set, which are rooms and a comfort chair, which gives highly sought after. mobility to immobile patients. “All of the locals were very generous and “When our organisation purchases keen to support the community.” something major, we get brass plaques The Urana Aquatic Centre provided a made so people buying raffle tickets can barbeque and the Federation Shire Council see where their money goes. lent their portaloos for the day. “We have also recently received a grant The Morundah Community Committee to build a palliative care rooms at the An excavator cleans out the raw water dam at Griffith. Photo supplied. generously donated a cheque for $1000 on hospital.” the day, presented by representatives of the Meanwhile, June Gash has resigned group, Peter Trengrove and Katie Urquhart. from the Morundah Community Committee “We also received smaller donations after serving in volunteer roles within Eye catching artwork from members of the public who just want- the community for 50 years. of the main guidelines for the project. ed to make donation to our organisation,” President Peter Trengrove paid tribute MURRUMBIDGEE Mrs Pawson said. to June’s efforts and hard work over the FRESH new artworks and sculptural pieces Murrumbidgee Council’s Planning and Envi- There were three auctioneers from decades. are popping up throughout Coleambally, ronment Manager Kelly Tyson said the Wiradjuri Jerilderie and Darlington Point, as part of Walk project paid homage to the area’s history Murrumbidgee Council’s vision to showcase and also builds a stronger connection between the unique aspects of each of the three towns. the Murrumbidgee River, Figtree Park and the Boy dies after ATV rollover Murrumbidgee Council Mayor Ruth McRae business district. WEST WYALONG the boy underneath. said the enhancements all build on the communi- “Residents and visitors will already have A BOY has died after an all-terrain Witnesses were able to free the 12-year- ty’s diverse range of natural and built attractions, seen changes in Figtree Park, with the old fence vehicle (ATV) rolled on a private property old boy and treat him until the arrival of which all contribute to making the area such replaced, new ochre red footpaths, improved at West Wyalong. paramedics. He was taken to west Wyalong an interesting place to live and visit. hospital however, he died on arrival. parking, and screening around the unsightly About 6pm on Saturday, March 20, Cr McRae said two Government funding Officers from Murrumbidgee Police vent at the entrance to the park,” she said. emergency services were called to Railway programs were used undertake these works. “This screen will also have colourful artwork District attended and established a crime “New sculptural entrance statements are Street, West Wyalong, following reports added, which has been prepared by the Waddi scene. already in place in Darlington Point and will a young boy had been injured in a crash art group.” The Crash Investigation Unit will soon be installed in Coleambally and Jerilderie,” involving an all-terrain vehicle. continue inquiries into the events leading Mrs Tyson said the best of the artistic she said. Police have been told the ATV was up to the crash. elements are yet to come, with two striking “They are certainly eye catching and proudly being driven by a 12-year-old boy, A report will be prepared for the murals prepared by local artist Kerri Weymouth announce you’ve arrived at each of the towns.” when it lost control and flipped, trapping information of the Coroner. The entrance statements are part of the in partnership with regional artist, Bohie Palacek Wiradjuri Walk project, funded with a $460,000 to be located in the Park precinct. grant through the NSW Government’s Shared Also part of the project, are historical photos, One man’s dream realised Spaces Program, which aims to activate public interpretive signs telling the history of the area, spaces by encouraging walking and cycling, rendering of the toilet block, resealing of Stock particularly through public art. Street, new bins, seating and street banners. at Pioneer Park Museum The Wiradjuri Walk project will be completed Cr McRae said the Wiradjuri Walk project GRIFFITH “People are invited to come and park in celebrates Aboriginal culture, which was one in September this year. ON APRIL 12, 1971, the gates of Griffith the Museum carpark and view the images Pioneer Park Museum opened, realising which will highlight the many events and the dream of founder Charles Sharam, achievements of the Museum over the past who, along with other volunteers, worked 50 years,” she said. for several years to make his dream a reality. Museum Curator Bonnie Owen said Fifty years on, the Museum continues Pioneer Park was the community’s museum. to live ‘One Man’s Dream’, preserving and “The 50 year anniversary is a milestone sharing the region’s history. that all residents – whether they be recent To mark this milestone, Pioneer Park or longstanding – should be proud of. We are excited to bring this magical display Museum is embarking on a program of to the community so all can join in the activities throughout the year, kicking off celebrations and appreciate the ongoing this April long weekend. progress of such a fabulous facility,” Acting Griffith Regional Arts manager Ms Owen said. Margaret Andreazza said as history unfolds The anniversary week will also feature itself in front of us in the form of this pandem- an anniversary luncheon on April 10 for the ic, the Museum’s annual Action Day usually volunteers of Pioneer Park and their fam- held on Good Friday, will not be staged ilies, and a new exhibition about Pioneer in 2021. Park called ‘One Man’s Dream: Treasures “However, we would like to invite the of Pioneer Park Museum’. community to join in our year-long celebra- The exhibition will be on display on tions, with a range of workshops, exhibitions, April 5-12 from 10am – 3pm each day. tours, and displays on offer throughout Floor talks on the exhibition will also be 2021,” Ms Andreazza said. conducted by the Curator throughout the “Celebrations will begin on April 5, week, with bookings essential. where memories of the past 50 years will be To book a floor talk or for any enquiries projected onto the water tower opposite about the Pioneer Park Museum 50th anni- the Museum during the evenings until versary please visit the Museum’s website Kelly Tyson and Kerri Weymouth work on the Darlington Point mural. Photo supplied. April 12. www.griffithpioneerpark.com.au 6 — Thursday, March 25, 2021 www.narranderaargus.com.au Narrandera Argus Regional Roundup Sports precinct is underway GRIFFITH recreation at all levels ”. GROUND was officially broken at Westend Stadi- Member for Farrer Sussan Ley said redevelop- um, marking the start of the upgrades as part of the ing facilities such as Westend Oval and the wider Griffith Regional Sports Precinct. Sports Precinct is good for the whole community The Westend complex will include seven and sporting groups, helps us attract more visitors indoor basketball courts with seating for over 1000 and a genuine boost for our local businesses. people, seven all weather netball courts, a new “The Federal Government invested $4.5 million synthetic athletics track with new lighting, a new into the sports precinct through the Building Better synthetic turf hockey pitch and a new grandstand. Regions Fund which is aimed at growing communities Ms Steph Cooke, Parliamentary Secretary to the and driving economic development,” Ms Ley said. Deputy Premier, said the State Government has “The completion of the precinct will see a signif- contributed $10 million toward the Sports Precinct, icant boost to sporting events in Griffith, attracting which will see increased participation in a variety of visitors from out of town who will spend their dollars sports including basketball, volleyball, badminton, locally on accommodation, food and entertainment – netball and futsal, while the new kiosk and grandstand this is a win-win for the Griffith community.” will make for an enjoyable experience for players and spectators, encouraging returning visitors. Mayor John Dal Broi said it was full steam ahead “The new complex will be an asset to Griffith, for this important sporting infrastructure. attracting regional and state sport events to the city “Our vision is becoming a reality. These develop- which will create jobs and lead to positive economic ments will allow Griffith to become a major sporting flow-on effects for the community, while increasing City, helping us develop a wide variety of sport programs participation in sports and improving pathways and competitions that will benefit the entire region,” for talent,” Ms Cooke said. Cr Dal Broi said. Grace Rowe, Rebecca Kingston and Annabelle Kingston at The One To Watch Award ceremony. Photo contributed. “The NSW Nationals are building a safer, strong- “A lot of work has gone on behind the scenes er regional NSW and this network of spaces and and could not have been achieved without the places will enable participation in sport and active support from our State and Federal Governments.” Major overhaul at ground Annabelle is LOCKHART design was a four staged approach: stage which includes a refurbish- EXCITING progress has been • Stage 1 provides new unisex ment to the old Lockhart chang- one to watch made at the Lockhart recreation changerooms for both Lockhart erooms which will become the LOCKHART Claire Williams who has shown bravery in her journey facility, the Blue Harper Pavilion, men’s and women’s football as new visitor’s rooms. LOCKHART Shire Council 2021 Young with cancer and has been active with and the committee is hoping well as netball facilities for The Committee is still working Person of the Year, Annabelle King- fundraising, mentoring and sporting initiatives. there will be even more in 2021. Lockhart and visitors, a First hard to secure more funding for ston was a finalist for the Women New “The second day was the award The Lockhart Recreation Aid room and a medical room. the final stages 3 and 4 to complete South Wales, The One To Watch Award. Ms Kingston was nominated and ceremony held at the International Ground Management Committee This stage is now complete ready the project in a timely manner. selected as one of the top nine finalists Convention Centre at Darling Harbour,” decided in late 2019 that a major for the 2021 season. “We have been humbled by in the award category. Ms Kingston said. • Stage 2 is an extension and the extremely generous pledge of overhaul was necessary to bring “The whole thing was so amazing “I got to meet some amazing the pavilion in line with today’s full refurbishment of the pavilion’s $100,000 by the local Community and it is such an exciting time to be a people, including our premier Gladys more modem standards. kitchen. Bendigo Bank Branch at Lockhart, rural woman,” Ms Kingston said. Berejiklian.” The vision is to provide a place • Stage 3 will see the audito- along with a generous donation The One To Watch Award is a new Through this experience, Ms King- where all community members, rium transformed into a modern of $9000 by the Rotary Club of category recognising young women ston has found a mentor figure with community groups and sport- community facility for all resi- Lockhart,” said Mr Fox. aged between seven and 17 who display The Rock local and Pointer Remote ing organisations feel welcome dents to use. An entry portico “Several people and businesses acts of kindness, strength, courage business owner, Jo Palmer. to use for various sporting off Day Street, an extension of have expressed their desire to be and determination. “Jo has become my unofficial and community functions and the room, along with a new ceil- involved in the donation process Ms Kingston was nominated because mentor and she helping me a lot,” provide a facility that offered the ing, new windows and doors, of this wonderful new facility. “ of her campaign, Fetch It For a Farmer, Ms Kingston said. opportunity for a private function. external cladding, a barbecue and Donors names will be a not for profit project raising money and “The whole experience was really Lockhart Recreation Ground barbeque undercover area. acknowledged at the front of providing grocery vouchers for families eye opening and I began to realise president John Fox said the • Stage 4 will be the final the new facility. struggling in drought conditions. there is a whole other world out there “We were invited to attend a and it is very inspiring.” luncheon for The One To Watch finalists, Ms Kingston is working on a pro- followed by a speaker session at the ject to collaborate with the owners State Library and the announcement of of the rural story book character, Caution in speed zone the winner,” Ms Kingston said. George The Farmer and to integrate the changed traffic conditions and follow the “It was such a good atmosphere the books into urban schools. COOLAMON and there were such amazing girls in “There’s so much more out there. MOTORISTS are advised to slow down on Canola directions of signs. the category.” I’ve started this project and now Way in Coolamon as the 50 km/h speed limit will Members of the community can sign up at the The One To Watch Award was I know I can make so much more of it,” be extended later this month. Safer Roads NSW website to receive updates about presented to Dubbo local, Molly Croft Ms Kingston said. Transport for NSW Regional Director South changes to permanent speed limits in their nominat- Sam Knight said Transport for NSW carried out ed area and to have a say on speed limits. For more a speed limit review, at the request of Coolamon information, visit https://www.saferroadsnsw.com.au. Shire Council, which assessed a number of factors including road geometry and traffic mix. “The review recommended extending the existing 50 km/h speed zone on Canola Way from Wallace Street South to Maloney Street and into the 100km/h speed zone for a distance of 650 metres,” Ms Knight said. “The extension of the speed limit will pro- vide a safer road for all road users, reducing the likelihood of crashes and with a minimal increase to journey times. “A number of other factors were assessed including crash history, road usage, adjacent development, traffic volumes and the number of access points.” Signs to mark the area of the new 50km/h speed zone will be installed on March 29, weather permitting. Signs to mark the area of the new 50km/hr speed Road users are asked to keep an eye out for zone will be installed on March 29.

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12:00 ABC News [s] 1:00 Death In Paradise 12:00 Movie: “Abducted: The Carlina White 1:00 Explore [s] 1:15 Married At First Sight 2:30 Entertainment Tonight [s] 3:00 Judge 2:05 The Clinton Affair (M) 2:55 Lost (M v) [s] 2:00 Poldark (M v) [s] 3:00 ABC Story” (M) (’12) Stars: Keke Palmer 2:00 (M) [s] 3:00 Tipping Point [s] 4:00 NINE’s Judy (PG) [s] 3:30 Farm To Fork [s] 4:00 Property Office 3:05 Who Do You Think You News [s] 4:10 Antiques Roadshow [s] 5:10 Criminal Confessions (PG) [s] 3:00 The Afternoon News [s] 5:00 Millionaire Hot Seat Good Chef Bad Chef [s] 4:30 The Bold And Are? (PG) 4:10 Mythical Beasts Unearthed Grand Designs NZ [s] 6:00 The Drum [s] 7:00 Chase UK [s] 4:00 Seven News At 4 [s] 5:00 [s] 6:00 NINE News [s] 7:00 A Current Affair The Beautiful (PG) [s] 5:00 10 News First [s] (PG) 5:05 Jeopardy! (PG) 5:30 Letters And ABC News [s] 7:30 7.30 (PG) [s] 8:00 The Chase Australia [s] 6:00 Seven News [s] (PG) [s] 7:30 Married At First Sight (M) [s] 6:00 WIN News [s] 6:30 The Project (PG) [s] Numbers 6:00 Mastermind Australia 6:30 Australian Story [s] 8:30 Four Corners [s] 7:00 Home And Away (PG) [s] 8:30 Movie: 9:00 Under Investigation (PG) [s] 10:00 7:30 The Royals Revealed - Elizabeth & SBS World News 7:30 Historic House 9:15 Media Watch [s] 9:35 To The Stars: 100 “Bridget Jones’s Diary” (M v,l,s) (’01) Stars: 100% Footy (M) [s] 11:00 NINE News Late Philip: Marriage, Duty & Love (PG) [s] 8:30 Rescue (PG) 8:30 24 Hours In Emergency Years Of The RAAF [s] 10:35 ABC Late News Renée Zellweger 10:30 The Latest Seven [s] 11:30 Extreme Planes (M) [s] 12:20 Hughesy, We Have A Problem (M) [s] 9:30 (M) 9:25 The Story Of The Songs (M) 10:20 [s] 11:05 Exposed (PG) [s] News [s] 11:00 Station 19 (M) [s] Tipping Point [s] 1:20 Explore [s] The Graham Norton Show (M l,s) [s] SBS World News Late 10:50 Outlander (M)

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4:45 Odd Squad 4:55 Hank Zipzer 7:30 Spicks And Specks (PG) 8:00 3:00 ABC News Afternoons 4:00 3:05 Antiques Roadshow 3:35 5:15 The Joy Of Painting 5:45 5:20 Lost In Oz 6:00 Spirit Riding Free Doctor Who (PG) 8:45 Earth’s Afternoon Briefing 5:00 ABC Movie: “Pool Of London” (PG) Shortland Street (PG) 6:15 Forged MONDAY MARCH 29 MONDAY (PG) 6:30 Operation Ouch! 7:00 Deadly 60 Tropical Islands (PG) 9:45 George Clarke’s News Hour 6:00 ABC Evening News 7:00 (’51) Stars: Earl Cameron 5:20 Heartbeat In Fire (PG) 7:05 Jeopardy! (PG) 7:30 NITV On A Mission: Pole To Pole 7:30 Shaun The Amazing Spaces 10:35 Escape From The ABC National News 8:00 ABC News Tonight (PG) 6:30 Antiques Roadshow 7:30 London News Update 7:35 8 Out Of 10 Cats Does Sheep 8:00 Thunderbirds Are Go 8:35 City 11:35 Extras (M l,v) 12:05 Would I Lie To 8:45 The Business 9:00 ABC Nightly News Kills (M) 8:40 The Bill (M) 10:40 Three Days Countdown (M l,s) 8:30 Taskmaster (M) Wishfart! You? (M l) 12:35 Parks And Recreation (PG) 9:30 7.30 10:00 The World 11:00 The Drum To Live (M) 11:40 Alfred Hitchcock Presents 10:15 Hamilton’s Pharmacopeia (MA15+)

12:00 ABC News [s] 1:00 Call The Midwife 12:00 Movie: “The Wrong Woman” (M v) 1:00 The Garden Gurus [s] 1:30 Married At 2:00 Entertainment Tonight [s] 2:30 Everyday 2:05 The Clinton Affair (M s) 2:55 Movie: “Be (M) [s] 2:00 Poldark (M v) [s] 3:00 ABC News (’13) Stars: Danica McKellar 2:00 Criminal First Sight (M) [s] 3:00 Tipping Point [s] 4:00 Gourmet [s] 3:00 Judge Judy (PG) [s] 3:30 My Brother” (G) (’09) Stars: Gerard O’Dwyer [s] 4:10 Antiques Roadshow [s] 5:10 Grand Confessions (M) [s] 3:00 The Chase UK [s] NINE’s Afternoon News [s] 5:00 Millionaire Farm To Fork [s] 4:00 Good Chef Bad Chef 3:05 Who Do You Think You Are? (PG) 4:05 Designs NZ (PG) [s] 6:00 The Drum [s] 7:00 4:00 Seven News At 4 [s] 5:00 The Chase Hot Seat [s] 6:00 NINE News [s] 7:00 A [s] 4:30 The Bold And The Beautiful (PG) [s] Invisible Cities (PG) 5:05 Jeopardy! (PG) 5:30 ABC News [s] 7:30 7.30 (PG) [s] 8:00 Anh’s Australia [s] 6:00 Seven News [s] 7:00 Home Current Affair (PG) [s] 7:30 Married At First 5:00 10 News First [s] 6:00 WIN News [s] Letters And Numbers 6:00 Mastermind Brush With Fame (PG) [s] 8:30 Exposed (PG) And Away (PG) [s] 7:30 Britain’s Got Talent Sight (M) [s] 9:00 Botched (M) [s] 10:00 6:30 The Project (PG) [s] 7:30 Ambulance Australia 6:30 SBS World News 7:30 Great [s] 9:50 The Truth About Improving Your (PG) [s] 8:30 The Good Doctor (M) [s] 9:30 Amazing Grace (M) [s] 11:00 NINE News Australia (M) [s] 8:30 NCIS (M v) [s] 9:30 Australian Railway Journeys (PG) 8:30 Mental Health (PG) [s] 10:50 ABC Late News Sun, Sea And Surgery (MA15+) [s] 10:30 The Late [s] 11:30 Labour Of Love (PG) [s] 12:15 NCIS: Los Angeles (M) [s] 10:30 The Project Insight (M) 9:30 Dateline 10:00 The Feed [s] 11:20 Q&A (M) [s] 12:35 Wentworth (M) [s] Latest Seven News [s] 11:00 Station 19 (M l) Our Lives: Extraordinary People (PG) [s] (PG) [s] 11:30 WIN’s All Australian News [s] 10:30 SBS World News Late 11:00 The Point

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4:30 Odd Squad 4:55 Hank Zipzer 7:30 Spicks And Specks (PG) 8:00 3:00 ABC News Afternoons 4:00 3:05 Antiques Roadshow 3:35 5:10 The Joy Of Painting 5:40 5:20 Lost In Oz 6:00 Spirit Riding Free Doctor Who (PG) 8:45 Staged (M l) Afternoon Briefing 5:00 ABC Movie: “It’s In The Air” (G) (’38) Shortland Street (PG) 6:10 Asia’s TUESDAY MARCH 30 TUESDAY (PG) 6:30 Operation Ouch! 7:00 Deadly 9:05 Extras 9:40 Fisk 10:10 High Fidelity News Hour 6:00 ABC Evening News 7:00 Stars: George Fromby 5:20 Heartbeat (PG) Next Top Model (PG) 7:05 Jeopardy! (PG) Dinosaurs: Land Of Giants 7:30 Shaun The (MA15+) 10:40 In The Long Run (M l) 11:05 ABC National News 8:00 ABC News Tonight 6:30 Antiques Roadshow 7:30 New Tricks 7:30 NITV News Update 7:35 8 Out Of 10 Sheep 8:00 Thunderbirds Are Go 8:35 Live At The Apollo (M l,s) 11:50 Ross Noble 8:45 The Business 9:00 ABC Nightly News (M s) 8:40 The Closer (M) 9:40 Rizzoli & Isles Cats Does Countdown (PG) 8:30 VICE (M) Wishfart! 8:55 Moka’s Fabulous Adventures! Stand Up Series (M l,s) 9:30 7.30 10:00 The World 11:00 The Drum (M v) 10:40 Law And Order (M v) 9:30 The Casketeers (PG)

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2:30 Million Dollar Minute 3:30 4:30 American Restoration (PG) 5:00 The Simpsons (PG) 6:00 2:00 Elementary (M v) 3:00 2:00 Medium (M) 3:00 Everybody TBA 4:00 Better Homes And 5:30 Storage Wars (PG) 6:00 Futurama (PG) 6:30 The Diagnosis Murder (PG) 5:00 JAG Loves Raymond (PG) 4:00 Gardens 5:30 Escape To The Country 6:30 American Pickers (PG) 7:00 Pawn Stars (PG) Simpsons (PG) 7:30 Modern Family (PG) (PG) 7:00 Bondi Rescue (PG) 7:30 NCIS (M Becker (PG) 5:00 Frasier (PG) 6:00 Friends Bargain Hunt (PG) 7:30 Frankie Drake 7:30 The Simpsons (PG) 9:00 Family Guy (M) 8:30 Movie: “Dangerous Minds” (M l) (’95) v) 8:30 NCIS: Los Angeles (M v) 10:20 NCIS (PG) 6:30 Neighbours (PG) 7:00 Friends (PG) Mysteries (M v) 8:30 A Touch Of Frost (M v) 9:30 American Dad (PG) 10:30 Family Guy Stars: Michelle Pfeiffer 10:30 Movie: (M v) 12:10 Home Shopping 2:10 Formula 1 8:00 The Big Bang Theory (PG) 9:30 2 Broke 10:50 Dog Patrol (PG) (M) 11:30 American Dad (M) “Zodiac” (MA15+) (’07) Bahrain Grand Prix 2021 Girls (M s) 12:00 Home Shopping

4:30 Odd Squad 4:55 Hank Zipzer 7:30 Spicks And Specks (PG) 8:00 3:00 ABC News Afternoons 4:00 3:05 Movie: “Nicholas Nickleby” 6:10 Vs. Arashi (PG) (In Japanese) 5:20 Lost In Oz 6:00 Spirit Riding Free Doctor Who 8:45 Stackorama! 9:45 Afternoon Briefing 5:00 ABC (G) (’47) Stars: Derek Bond 5:20 7:05 Jeopardy! (PG) 7:30 NITV (PG) 6:30 Operation Ouch! 7:00 Deadly Restoration Australia (PG) 10:45 Pilgrimage News Hour 6:00 ABC Evening News 7:00 Heartbeat (PG) 6:30 Antiques Roadshow News Update 7:35 8 Out Of 10 Cats Does

WEDNESDAY MARCH 31 WEDNESDAY Dinosaurs 7:30 Shaun The Sheep 8:00 11:45 Louis Theroux: Gambling In Las Vegas ABC National News 7:30 To The Stars: 100 7:30 As Time Goes By (PG) 8:50 Midsomer Countdown (PG) 8:30 Wellington Paranormal Thunderbirds Are Go 8:35 Wishfart! 8:55 (M l,n,s) 12:45 Parks And Recreation (PG) Years Of The RAAF 8:30 ABC News Tonight Murders (M) 10:50 The Nick II (M) 11:50 (M) 9:00 What Makes A Woman (M l) 9:55 Moka’s Fabulous Adventures! 1:05 Reno 911! 1:30 Man Like Mobeen (M l) 8:45 The Business 9:00 ABC Nightly News Antiques Roadshow Movie: “Serpico” (M d,l,n,s) (’73)

Narrandera Argus www.narranderaargus.com.au Thursday, March 25, 2021 — 9 2021 Calendar of Events APRIL

Tiny Tots & Little Booris Playgroups Tiny Tots playgroup is back at the Schools as Community Easter long weekend Centre (SaCC) after the school holidays. The SaCC, along with the Aboriginal education team at Narrandera Public, Friday 2 – Monday 5 April is also excited to offer a Playgroup for Aboriginal kids (0-5) and their families, Little Booris, on Thursdays. Playgroup is free and it’s a great fun way to connect with other families. For more details check out the Schools School Holidays as Community Centre’s Facebook page. Friday 2 April – Sunday 18 April When: Tiny Tots, 9.30am – 11.30am Mondays Little Booris, 9.30am – 11.30am Thursdays Location: SaCC Building, Narrandera Public School Narrandera Good Friday Contact: SaCC or Aboriginal Education team Farmers Markets on 6959 2144 Stallholders bring produce and craft from around the Henry V at the Roxy Riverina with the promise of “always homegrown, The King Is Coming! The Roxy Theatre and Kensington home cooked and homemade with love”. Come for House Entertainment are proud to present this ground- brekkie, coffee and something unique! Lions Train shuttle breaking professionally-led production of one of on the hour. Shakespeare’s most beloved plays – Henry V. When: 10am – 2pm, Friday 2 April This ambitious production about brotherhood, courage Location: The Shady Gum Nursery, and conquest will mark the theatrical directorial debut of Hartnett Road, Pine Hill, Narrandera Leeton’s own Jake Speer and his return to play the title Contact: Annie on 6959 1780 role of King Henry V. Featuring a region-wide cast and a production team comprised of both local and national acclaim, Henry V Daylight Savings ends seeks to bring the whole community together in what Holding Turn your clocks back at 3am will mark a pivotal moment in the Roxy Theatre’s history before undergoing significant refurbishment. an event? on Sunday April 4 Cost: $35 adult, $25 concession When: 7pm, 21 – 24 April The Argus’ Narrandera Rod Run Show n’ Shine Location: Roxy Community Theatre, Leeton Calendar of Events Contact: Roxy Theatre on 6953 2074 Held every Easter Weekend this fantastic family-oriented is published in the last fun event, showcasing an amazing array of beautifully Bidgee Boxing Town2Beach edition of each month restored vintage cars, amid a festival atmosphere Run, Walk & Ride for the following month. abounding with live music, market stalls, rides and It’s on again! Narrandera’s answer to the City2Surf complete activities for children, and much more. with beautiful beaches, picturesque scenery and even If you would like your Tickets will not be available on the gate for pedestrians. our own Heartbreak Hill! Staggered starts with a variety event included, Anyone wishing to bring a hot rod car and enter on the of distances to suit every level of enthusiast. Check in day will NOT be admitted – you MUST become an please email us! from 7am, first race starts 9am. Lunch will be available entrant prior to the event.To become an entrant email from 12noon with pulled pork rolls and loaded spuds on advertising [email protected]. The event has a maxi- the menu. Bring a chair and stay for local entertainment. mum capacity of 3000. @narranderaargus. Entry is online – see the Facebook page for details. This years Rod Run event will look a little different due com.au Cost: $50 21.1km, $35 13km, $20 6km to the impacts of COVID-19 and restrictions. & $5 kids 1km races Please note all details are subject to the change due to Drop us a line with the When: Sunday 18 April COVID-19 restrictions and requirements. details of your event Location: The Shack, Narrandera Showgrounds Cost: FREE (tickets must be “purchased” through Contact: Narrandera Bidgee Boxing on Facebook with the subject line Eventbrite prior to entry) Festival of Small Halls – Ganmain “Calendar of Events” www.eventbrite.com.au/e/140945831777 or deliver the details When: from 11am, Sunday 4 April Presented by veteran festival producers Woodfordia Inc, Location: Narrandera Sportsground the Festival of Small Halls have announced that feel-good in writing to the Contact: Narrandera Visitors Information Centre ukulele strummer and drummer Bobby Alu and two-piece Narrandera Argus office on 6959 5545 indie pop-rock band This Way North will feature on their at 167 East Street. upcoming Autumn Tour 2021, rolling into Ganmain on Ardlethan Country Music Festival and Friday 23 April. Talent Quest Cost: $20 adult, $5 child, under 5 free from 6.30pm, Friday 23 April A three day country music festival with live artist including When: Ganmain Hall, Ford Street, Ganmain Rodney Vincent, Gayle O’Neil & Owen Blundell. Location: Bron Hatty, 0418 114 750 Live music from 10am to late every day. Disabled access Contact: or [email protected] and facilities available. Enter our Talent Quest to win great Now online at prizes. Caravans and campers welcome. A COVID safe festival held outdoors with strict guidelines in place. ANZAC Day narranderaargus. Cost: varies (camping fees apply) Sunday 25 April When: 9, 10 & 11 April com.au Memorial services will be held throughout the region Location: Ardethan Showground pending COVID restrictions – check with local organisers Contact: Janet Popple 0427 782 550 closer to the date. or [email protected] Narrandera Coolamon Swap Meet, Market Dawn Service at 6am at Memorial Gardens. War Graves Service 9am at Narrandera Cemetery. Main March at & Community Day 10.45am. Main service at Memorial Gardens at 11am. The 14th annual Swap Meet and Market Day is on at Grong Grong the Coolamon Showground and will feature a variety 7.30am Service followed by a cuppa at Grong Grong War of stalls that will keep bargain hunters busy throughout Memorial Commemoration Hall. the morning with market and collectable stalls, canteen Barellan facilities, harness racing trials, a vintage car display, Form up at Barellan Community Hall at 2.30pm to march mobility scooter racing and for the dog enthusiasts – dog to the Cenotaph for the ANZAC service at 3pm. jumping, canine dash race, various categories of best Coolamon dressed pooch and a special blessing of dogs. There Dawn Service at 6am at Cenotaph. Main March at 10.30am is something for everyone! with Main Service at Cenotaph at 11am. Cost: gold coin donation, children free Lockhart (stallholders $10) Form up for Main March at 10.15am with main service at When: Sunday 11 April Cenotaph at 11am. Now online at Location: Coolamon Showground The Rock narranderaargus. Contact: Helen Turner 0427 200 873 Dawn Service at the Cenotaph. Form up for Main March or [email protected] at 10.15am with main service at Cenotaph at 10.30am. com.au

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10 — Thursday, March 25, 2021 www.narranderaargus.com.au Narrandera Argus Regional Roundup Watershed moment for Henry LEETON before them.” this ambitious production. LEETON Roxy Theatre and Kens- Henry V boasts an impres- “I’m incredibly proud to have ington House Entertainment sive line-up of both professional so many people from communi- have announced tickets for expertise from Sydney as well ties from across the region, from Shakespeare’s Henry V are now as emerging local talent; Set and different backgrounds and indus- on sale. Costumes designed by Simon tries involved in this production. Leeton actor Jake Speer is Greer of The Ensemble Theatre, Henry V will be an event for playing King Henry V and is thrilled Kirribilli and lighting design people from all across the the project has reached such by established Sydney designer Riverina, and beyond, to enjoy a watershed moment. Jasmine Rizk. the magnificent Roxy Theatre in Griffith local Bonnie Owen Living back in his hometown one final show before her big is the production’s associate now, it has been particularly facelift. director along with a cast, led moving for the show’s director ‘Shakespeare maybe isn’t for by Speer, from Leeton, Griffith, me’, I dare you to come along. to feel the bubbling of excitement Wagga, Temora, Ganmain and You will find yourself moved, and support on the ground. Darlington Point. transported, and entertained – “It’s been incredible to see With more than 100 volunteers how many people have thrown contributing to every depart- I guarantee,” Speer said. up their hands to be involved. ment, Henry V is truly a regional Henry V will be performed at The enthusiasm and excitement production. the Leeton Roxy Community The- are infectious and so inspiring for “This production has really atre from April 21-24. me,” Speer said. proven to me the overwhelming Book your tickets now at www. “Over the past five weeks of desire and enthusiasm from the roxyleeton.com.au, or visit the rehearsals not only have we seen community for high quality local Roxy Box Office, which is open people’s confidence grow and entertainment,” Speer said. Wednesdays and Fridays 10am- One of the vintage tractors on display at the Ganmain museum on new friendships form but every “We could not do this without 1pm, or call Production and Roxy Saturday. Photo: Robyn Sneddon. member of the Henry V compa- the commitment from all the Theatre Manager Sam Webber ny, both on stage and behind it, volunteers who are constantly for more information on (02) 6953 Old trades display have risen to every challenge put pushing the boundaries to deliver 2074. GANMAIN the Warren family who established Big craft, cookery feat for branch A GOOD crowd of people of all ages a skin shop near the railway yards, enjoyed the array of exhibits and and the history of the brothers moving COLEAMBALLY beautiful country. days a week and their concerns The club started the cultural for Community Transport in old trades at the Ganmain Historical to where the museum is today. COLEAMBALLY-Argoon CWA won segment with a joke and a quiz Coleambally. Society open day on March 20. “One brother set up a café and the the Cookery award at Jerilderie at the Group Land Cookery and on Oz words and advised mem- These are regarded as two President Will Kember said the other a butcher shop. He interviewed a descendant Ken Warren and he Handicraft day with the most bers of coming cultural events issues that need attention and the event drew visitors from Griffith, Leeton gave his stories on the butcher shop points on the day for Land Cookery surrounding the community. Club will follow them up. and Wagga Wagga. and the family.” – no mean feat for such a Members shared their history The branch is a small but “We had a lot more vintage tractors Mr Kember said the open day small club. of their favourite scarves, with a strong group interested in the and stationary engines going this year,” was complemented by a mini market Sue’s handmade crochet bag silks, a variety of wools, and town and residents’ concerns. Mr Kember said. and book collection at the post office was pick on the day to be one ones that were softs and light as CWA does have a voice and “We displayed them in a better area for visitors. of the seven items that will be feathers all beautiful and special the branch encourages support to impress people. The ladies had done He said the museum would be going to State for judging with to members. from people in the community. a great job redesigning the old café open every Sunday from 11am-2pm, the group effect of four aprons Branch members spoke of It meets every second Friday to give visitors something different. including over Easter, to visitors and getting a second place. their concern on the Shire Council at 1.30pm at the Youth Hall so “Guy Purcell presented a talk on those researching family history. Members were all happy with office opening time as Coleambally come along join the fun, interesting these results, congratulations to office is opening for only three segments and friendship. those members who put in the Improved mobile coverage effect. benefits from the new coverage. This year’s study is the possum MURRUMBIDGEE – did you know a male possum TELSTRA has switched on a new The improved coverage is important is called a jack a female a jill and mobile base station in Bundure, part to the Rural Fire Service and other a baby possum is called a joey? of the Murrumbidgee Shire, to help emergency services to allow them to provide new and improved 4G mobile respond to emergencies. They generally have babies network coverage along the Kidman Way. Murrumbidgee Shire Council in spring and are independent by late summer and breed after The project will also mean more Mayor Cr Ruth McRae thanked Telstra one year. consistent data speeds for rural residents for supporting the project, as well and visitors. as the combined advocacy efforts of Males can live about five years and the female can live up to The new tower is jointly funded local Members for Parliament and the 13 years. They are cute crea- by Telstra and Murrumbidgee Coun- Rural Fire Service. Council’s Gen- tures as long as they are not in cil and has been undergoing testing eral Manager, John Scarce, also your roof! and checking in recent weeks, worked tirelessly in collaboration with The country of study is Ecuador so residents and commuters may Chris Taylor from Telstra to make and the recent segment was on have already begun experiencing the this happen. what a tourist could do. By the end of the International report members could see them- selves lazing on a beach, explor- ing a volcano of ice, walking in a rain forest and viewing the Margaret Sheppard looking at awards and handicraft that was beauty of this land as it is a taken to Group Handicraft and Land Cookery Day. Photo supplied. Wiradjuri mural for school’s tank LOCKHART communities was acknowledged with higher level students in a TALENTED Wiradjuri artist by the Koori Mail and national graduation day exhibition in 2009 Darren Cooper has completed newspapers. In a letter in 2004, Jeff McMul- an Aboriginal mural on the water The year 2007 was a busy time len, the then Director of the Ian tank at Lockhart Central School. as he was commissioned for Thorpe Fountain for Youth Trust, Students at the school selected artwork highlighting the Beyond commended Darren for his con- the design from four canvasses Blue agency in a national publi- tribution of murals on George cation initiative. He also met Ken Street, Redfern, as these became an presented by Darren and took a Done (a great Australian artist/ important place for mentoring Artist Darren Cooper vote to come up with their most designer) who took on his men- young inner-city Aboriginal artists. works on the mural at favoured design. torship for the commercialisation Mr McMullen also mentioned the Lockhart Central It was the first work of this School and inset, the of Darren’s own art work. Darren’s contribution to an exhi- scale undertaken by Darren, who In November that year he closed bition in Wattens, Austria, saying completed water tank has made quite a name for himself depicting the local the doors of his Redfern Studio in that Darren’s multi-media creation in the art world, and he completed Sydney making himself available put the colours and landscapes landscape. the art work in a week. Photos supplied. to the general public and govern- of NSW onto the walls of the A proud Wiradjuri man, he lives ment agencies as a freelance artist. Swarovski Crystal Exhibition, in West Wyalong. In 2008, Darren accepted a seen by hundreds of thousands of In 2003 he opened his Redfern scholarship to study for a Visual Europeans. Art Studio and three years later Arts Degree at Deakin University His work has been commissioned his artistic contributions and in Geelong, Victoria, where he was by the NSW Aboriginal Land Coun- involvement within the Redfern invited to show his artwork along cil. His website is Koori Creations. Narrandera Argus www.narranderaargus.com.au Thursday, March 25, 2021 — 11 Perfect start to autumn sowing Restockers busy Kim Woods wheat varieties following the rain. ANOTHER record winter crop has “We are lambing at the moment on ewe lambs been tipped to be sown this autumn in and the sheep are ploughing through GNADBRO Pastoral, Collingullie, offered 2000 first- the self-sown oats,” Scott said. the region following the perfect start cross ewe lambs for sale on line on Tuesday with the The pair are also keen to sow mill- to the season. lots making $350-$352. ing oats for the Whispering Pines mill Widespread rain in the Riverina has The April-May 2020 drop ewes were depastured at Barellan. topped up subsoils but growers are to Barwon Poll Dorset rams, mulesed, Gudair vacci- also fearing some paddocks may take “We have been weed spraying for the past month and this will be nated and bare shorn. a while to dry out in time for sowing. Future breeder ewe lambs made $427 when they Narrandera has received 82.4mm good for subsoil moisture,” Scott said. “We already had a fair bit of were sold by a West Wyalong vendor on Auctions- since Friday to bring the total for 2021 Plus this week. to 213.4mm, with our wettest day being moisture deep down – we don’t start D & K Lee sold the Australian White ewes, August/ March 21 with 40.2mm. on canola until mid to late April but if September 2020 drop and weighing 56kg. The seconds The total for March is 93.2mm we get another rain mid-April we will weighing 42kg made $366. compared to the long-term average start cracking a bit of canola in.” of 31.7mm. Scott said mice were not at prob- A draft of 480 Merino ewe lambs, May-June drop Lockhart has received 77.4mm since lem levels on the farm but were and weighing 41kg, were sold by B Mahy, Euroley, Friday bringing the total for the year for businesses storing canola seed for $250 while C and S Furphy, Ariah Park, sold to 216.4mm while West Wyalong has in town. Border Leicester/Merino ewe lambs, 58kg, May-June recorded 139mm since Friday, and “I’m worried about them getting drop, for $290. a total of 379.8mm for 2021. in the machinery as we had a rat B and H McKelvie, Marrar, sold a draft of 100 As a result, the Bland shire has cause up to $20,000 worth of damage Australian White ewe lambs, September-October a raft of road closures including to electrical wiring in the header and drop, and 44kg, for $513, and B and S Morris, the Quandialla Road, Goldfields Way tractor.” Narrandera, sold Merino store wether lambs, 42kg, to Temora, Tallimba Road, and the Like many growers, the McDonalds for $160 or 851c/kg dressed. Newell Highway from Back Creek invested in new tillage machinery Waihemo Holdings, Morundah, sold a run of 265 to Forbes. following the bumper 2020 harvest. mixed sex store lambs, Dorset/Merino cross and McDonald Farming at Barellan They had planned to invest in 32kg, for $147 and the seconds for $123. measured 115mm in the gauge and a new air seeder but were told the Biraci Pty Ltd, Jerilderie, sold a run of 130 first- expect the Mirrool Creek to flood in wait list is the end of May for delivery. cross ewes, 45kg, July-August 2020 drop, for $267 and coming days. “We ended up getting a new tractor a run of 380 ewe lambs, 43kg, for $221. A 24-hour weather station was but it won’t arrive for another few In cattle results, Duffty Farms, Leeton, sold a draft weeks,” Scott said. installed on the Mirrool Creek after of 52 Angus cows, 638kg and four to seven years, “There is a bit more money turning the 2016 floods enabling farmers to tap with calves for $3600, Maxhaven Pty Ltd, The Rock, over and that is good for the towns.” into the creek height and a 24 hour sold Charbray heifers, station mated and 428kg, rain gauge via a mobile app. Barellan grower David Irvin with calves, for $2730, and the Hamblin Family Trust, Scott McDonald said a water- measured 100mm and tipped the 2021 Matong, sold 352kg Angus heifers to Tamworth way from Colinroobie was running winter crop would be “huge” in the Doug McDonald with the flood marker on across the property for the first time district. the Mirrool Creek at his Barellan property. for $1725 or 490c/kg. since 2016. But, he feared some of the lower The creek was in minor flood on Wednesday but The Hamblin’s seconds, 341kg, made $1585. Scott and his father Doug will start lying country may take a long time to was expected to rise in coming days. TJ Henwood Family Trust, Hay, sold Angus heifers, sowing early oats or early grazing dry out. Photo: Kim Woods. 483kg, for $2030 or 419c/kg. Riverina Field Days to go ahead Rate relief granted THE NSW Government has provided years running. another $50 million in relief to the “This means farmers across the State’s farmers by waiving Local Land State would be able to collectively Services (LLS) rates for the third year. save $50 million in rates to capitalise Minister for Agriculture Adam on the best seasonal conditions seen Marshall said the NSW Government in many years, pay down debt, invest was conscious that while many in new equipment and ensure they farmers are experiencing bumper are well prepared for whatever comes seasons, drought recovery is an next. ongoing process. Mr Marshall said while rates would “While much of the State has return to normal next year, relief received widespread and welcomed over the last three years had provided rain, the drought is not over. Its effects critical support for farmers. will be felt for many years to come “Ratepayers will receive their and so continued support like this notices over the coming weeks, inform- is critical for recovery efforts,” ing them that their rates have once Mr Marshall said. again been waived this calendar year,” “Our primary producers have Mr Marshall said. shown unparalleled resilience in the For more information on available face of extraordinary challenges, assistance measures and eligibility and waiving LLS rates is just one thing criteria, visit www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/ we can do to help them. climate-and-emergencies/droughthub “The NSW Government has now or phone the NSW Rural Assistance A farmers health hub will be a new feature of the 2021 Riverina Field Days in May. Photo supplied. waived LLS rates for the last three Authority on 1800 678 593. THE 2021 Riverina Field Days Hall.” checks from to eye checks, skin will be on again at the Griffith The Riverina Field Days checks, blood pressure and blood Mildew resistance concern Showgrounds on May 14-15. strength has relied on the diver- glucose monitoring and well RIVERINA grain growers are urged were concerned about disease levels Event organiser Roly Zappa- sity and variety of agricultural as many support groups. to be on alert following confirmation in their clients’ wheat crops during the costa said it will be the committee’s machinery and products/services “It’s important we support third attempt to hold the annual on show. that difficulties experienced in 2020 2020 season. not only our farmers, but indi- controlling wheat powdery mildew The wheat samples from across event which was forced to cancel They feel it’s important to viduals and businesses who may twice last year due to the COVID support, encourage and lift the are linked to resistance of the NSW were from predominantly Vixen be still feeling the effects of the pandemic. profile of our ag industries. pathogen to demethylase inhibitor and Scepter bread wheat varieties, “However, we’ve seen loads Along with a combination past drought or COVID impacts.” (DMI, Group 3) fungicides. and a lower number of durum wheat of exhibitors support the event,” of family and kids attractions, This year you’ll find every- Fungicide resistance was detected varieties. he said. entertainment, food and demon- thing from a spanner to a header, at frequencies ranging from 50 to 100 NSW Department of Primary Organisers are confident they strations, it’s an event not to be giftware to trucks, craft to confec- per cent in samples collected from Industries cereal pathologist Steven can host a COVID safe event missed. tionary. paddocks around Albury, Rennie, Simpfendorfer said he was not entire- for everyone to enjoy. “I think the community and “We’ve got your favourite Balldale, Deniliquin and Jerilderie. ly surprised some level of resistance “If everyone can do their businesses are looking forward attractions back this year like the Further sampling revealed a was detected, but is surprised by the part – it’ll be a great and safe to this event, we’ve missed so Snake Pit, cooking demonstrations, wider NSW distribution, from around high frequency of the detections. He event for everyone to enjoy,” much and it’s a great feeling entertainment, whip cracking, Hillston and Yenda. describes the detections as alarm- Mr Zappacosta said. knowing we can start enjoying Beer Tent and this year we’ll This marks the first time that ing and a wake-up call for industry. “We’re lucky as we’re an events again. be hosting the Yard Dog Trials on resistance in wheat powdery mildew “These detections have occurred to DMIs has been detected in Australia. predominantly in high-value, irrigated outdoor event in a very large “Now more than ever, there Saturday,” Mr Zappacosta said. arena. We are registered as a needs be a big focus on mental Researchers from the Fungicide cropping regions, which create ideal “The kids are also entertained COVID safe business and will have health and well-being. Resistance Group at the Centre for conditions for wheat powdery mildew with rides, petting zoo! It really is QR check ins at every entry point. “We have created a ‘Farmers Crop and Disease Management disease development,” Dr Simpfen- “We will be asking all Health Hub, but it is not just for a field day for everyone.” (CCDM) – a co-investment by the dorfer said. exhibitors to have sanitiser avail- farmers. Everyone can seek help, Any last minute exhibitors Grains Research and Development He said the reliance on DMI fungi- able and have signage to remind learn, and connect with a variety can contact Riverina Field Days Corporation (GRDC) and Curtin cides by many growers in the region patrons of social distancing. of organisations and professionals on 02 6962 1180, visit the website University – confirmed the presence over many years contributed to selecting “We’ll manage numbers in our in a casual environment. www.riverinafielddays.com, email of DMI resistance in a range of for the fungicide resistance detected only indoor space – The Woodside “We will have free health [email protected] samples sent by agronomists who during this past season. 12 — Thursday, March 25, 2021 www.narranderaargus.com.au Narrandera Argus Narrandera Argus SPORT Classifieds Sporting prowess BOOK YOUR SPACE NOW! Phone us on 6959 2222 or email [email protected] runs in the family Kim Woods PUBLIC NOTICES POSITIONS VACANT DEATH AND WHEN it comes to sport, it is definitely in the genes of the McDonald family. FUNERAL Barellan farmer Scott McDonald and his three WE WANT YOU! Precast Concrete Labourer NOTICE boys are dominating regional cricket, basketball Bruno Altin & Co has been operating for 66 years and rugby union. Any ex-service personnel, Scott teamed up with teenage son Blake, 15, to and due to the boom in infrastructure and demand or interested persons who take to the pitch for L&D Cricket Club in the A grade for precast products within Australia, we are believe in the values of RANKIN one day T20 grand final on the weekend at Yanco expanding our team! the RSL, wanted to assist Alice Noreen sportsground, coming away with a 15 run victory in the running of the local We are offeringONLY 6 positions at an introductory against LSC Colts. Sub Branch. Passed away on casual rate of $30 per hour with successful Saturday 20 March Blake had an outstanding year in A grade for Meets 1st Tuesday of the month employees securing full time employment at 2021. Late of Whitton the Ferrets, winning runner-up in Cricketer of the at 2pm at the Exies Club the end of their casual contract. Successful Street, Narrandera. Year and taking 23 wickets for the bowling aggregate Interested? Contact Neville on 0417 095 587 applicants will receive an additional $1000 tool Beloved wife of the in A grade. bonus at the beginning of their full-time contract. late Billy Rankin. He also won C grade Cricketer of the Year with 40 hours per week, Monday to Friday with the Dearly loved mother 545 runs, a batting average of 109.00 and most catches. possibility of overtime to complete daily duties. of Rhonda, Colin, and A Year 10 student at Leeton High School, Blake The position initially will be for a labouring role Wendy (all dec’d). played with the Coleambally T20 premiership side within the company with room for growth to become Cherished grandmother and will back up to play in the second grade one day a section leader. Due to the nature of this work and great grandmother. grand final on Saturday against Corio Club. and with regular deadlines to meet, it can be a fast- Aged 87 years. “He has had an outstanding year and is just Centenary Lodge Aged Persons Flats ticking on 1000 runs for the year and was picked paced environment with the entirety of the work Resting peacefully being hands on. in the Combined High Schools rugby union team FLAT TO LET in God’s care last week to play at Kiama in May,” Scott said. A vacancy exists in one of Council’s Aged Persons Duties Include, but are not limited to: Relatives and friends Blake will also line up in the Under 16s for the Flats at 85 Mirrool Street, Coolamon. Assist current section leaders within the factory are respectfully Leeton Greens rugby league side this year. Applications are invited from eligible persons with their duties, operating overhead cranes, informed Alice’s Scott coached the L&D Junior Ferrets to the interested in renting a single bedroom flat and will and necessary equipment, assembling and funeral service will C grade cricket premiership over Yanco Agricultural be received up until 5pm, Friday 24 April 2021. disassembling moulds and operating batching plant be held graveside High School last week, with Blake and Ethan taking An “aged person” means a person who has machinery. at the Narrandera to the pitch. Ethan, 12, made it into the Southern Sports attained the age of sixty years. For couples, one This position requires the following: Lawn Cemetery on of the tenants must be an aged person. Friday 26 March Academy basketball team to play at the Academy The applicant must be fit for physical work, Further information together with an official 2021 commencing at games at Lithgow this weekend. enthusiastic, able to demonstrate a high level Application Form may be obtained from the Council 10.30am. Younger brother and Year 4 student, Braxton, of work-ethic/initiative, be able to work well as a Office, 55 Cowabbie Street, Coolamon during In lieu of flowers, is playing in the Under 12s at Lithgow and was also normal working hours or on Council’s website team and unsupervised, previous maintenance/ donations will be selected in the PSSA Under 11s rugby league team. www.coolamon.nsw.gov.au labouring/trade experience as well as a current gratefully accepted at One year the three boys all received best and fairest forklift licence would be an advantage, experience in their respective grades for the Leeton Junior Shire Hall Tony Donoghue the service on behalf of operating tools and machinery, hold a current Narrandera CanAssist. Phantoms. COOLAMON NSW 2701 General Manager drivers licence. Scott had filled in at a few A grade cricket matches Funeral attendee this year but hadn’t picked the bat up since a B grade If you are interested in the above position and feel check-in via digital you would be an asset to our team, please send grand final three years ago playing alongside Blake QR Code is now then aged 12. through a copy of your resume with a cover letter mandatory, where to [email protected] He combined with Ashley Fraser in a batting possible please bring partnership to post another 40 runs after Tyler Or mail to: Recruitment Officer your smart phone. O’Connell was dismissed by Reece Maguire. SPRING GARDEN COMPETITION Bruno Altin & Co “The Soldiers Club were short their Captain Hillston Road, Griffith NSW 2680 but they had a pretty handy batting and bowling line Narrandera Shire Council Spring Garden Competition up,” Scott said. is going ahead this year and will take place from “It was a bit of sticky wicket – we batted first Monday 27 September for three weeks, closing on MEMORIAM and our young fellas Harry Steele and Blake were Sunday 17 October 2021. put out a bit cheaply and then the old fella saved Judging is viewed from the street, based on the vista Watkins Funeral Directors the day making 28 handy runs to get us to 80. of the front garden only. Ray David Ross Narrandera 6959 2062 “Our bowlers did the work, Blake and Noah Leeton 6953 3499 Further information on how to register your garden(s) ARMIDA Maybon got some crucial wickets at the right time, and category, will be provided following the Parks 5/6/1970 – 24/3/2019 and young Maclean Crompton played well.” and Gardens June 3 meeting. The Colts were bowled out for 66 with the Ferrets He had the hands to RELIGIOUS NOTICES taking the title with a 15-run win. Categories for 2021 are: create the love of life. L&D Ferrets were declared Leeton and District Narrandera The man who would NARRANDERA Cricket Association champion club winning all three 1. Champion Garden talk to the things he grades. would create. ANGLICAN CHURCH CATHOLIC CHURCH 2. Best Neighbour Gardens (side by side) Scott and wife Aleisha concede they are wear- 3. Best Triple Neighbour Gardens (3 in a row) He loved the girl St Thomas’, Larmer Street St Mel’s Parish, Narrandera Saturday, March 27 ing out vehicles trying to keep up with the boy’s that he could hold in Friday, March 26 4. Best Street 8.00am Morning Prayer 6pm Vigil Mass sporting commitments. Outlining Villages (Grong Grong, Barellan and Binya) those hands, 10.30am Holy Communion Sunday, March 28 But the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree as The children he Saturday, March 27 8am Galore in his younger days Scott played cricket, football, 1. Champion Garden only 9.30am Narrandera cradled in his hands 5pm Holy Communion lawn bowls, badminton, golf and Aussie Rules while Presentation of prizes/certificates will be presented 1st Saturday of month Fr Bradley Rafter with the love only Aleisha was a basketballer. at the Public Forum on 16 November 2021, prior to a father could see. Family/Children’s Service Phone 6959 2080 commencement of the November Ordinary Council With his hand he Rev Michael Perrott •••••••••••••••••• Meeting. waved not goodbye Phone 6959 2089 SEVENTH DAY George Cowan ADVENTIST CHURCH but see you later. •••••••••••••••••• General Manager 34 William Street And now with those BAHA’I FAITH Pr Adam Tonkin hands he holds the Devotional and 0413 538 514 WEDDING ANNIVERSARY hands of God. information evenings •••••••••••••••••• He is with us always For details call 0418 672 789 ST JOHN’S when there are times •••••••••••••••••• LUTHERAN CHURCH of sadness and sorrow. Phone Roxy Heckendorf CRC CHURCHES on 6959 3190 He will be there with a INTERNATIONAL •••••••••••••••••• hand on our shoulders CRC Plaza Theatre ST JOHN’S and say, “it’s OK Contemporary Family Service UNITING CHURCH I am here”. 10am Sunday Cnr Cadell & Douglas St Loved always Phone 6959 1332 0477 202 141 Eiley, Emilia, Nic, Dom, Eliza, John, Sonia, Linda, PERSONAL TRESPASS Louis & Georgina. NOTICE Sensitive scalp but need great colour? Persons apprehended INOA 100% ammonia trespassing upon or free hair colour shooting over the land only at area of Brewarrina Station Narrandera • Lockhart E. Street Hairstudio will be prosecuted. Ansett 6959 9901 Brewarrina Holdings • Coolamon • Coleambally Pty Ltd.

We’re proud to be serving your community narranderaargus.com.au Blake and Ethan McDonald with the C grade cricket trophy. Photo supplied. Narrandera Argus www.narranderaargus.com.au Thursday, March 25, 2021 — 13 Your guide to our local SPORT Auto Wreckers victory GOLF There will be Shotgun starts with THE Summer teams competition has one at 8.30am and another at 12.30pm now ended with the presentation night and it is open to all members and held on Sunday, March 21 and was social golfers to participate.

LicNo 112824C well attended by many of the players. A BBQ catered for by Kurrajong, Once again past President Jeff Rotary and Lions will be provided and Osmond was invited to present the this will be included in the entry fee winners of the 2019/2020 (having of $40. been postponed due to COVID-19) and There will be lots of prizes and also the 2020/21 season. raf es on the day and this event has The most successful team, taking always proved to be most enjoyable ELECTRICAL out the honours in Division One for when previously held. Bookings should • Electrical and Data Contractors the two years in a row was Narrandera be in by March 25 (for catering) • Electrical Engineering & Automa� on Auto Wreckers. and also please advise if you will be • Energy Audi� ng • Metering & underground services A good achievement as some team walking, using own cart or looking • Level 2 provider (AP5000095) members were new to competition to hire one. Ph:02 6959 1313 golf. In second place for 2019/20 were In the Ladies competition, the On Call:0428 695 844 Fax:02 6959 3000 East Street Pizza and in third place Ladies Annual Gala Day Tournament We are Family. held on March 18, 68 players from In the 2020/21 competition, second 12 Clubs in the district took part. to Narrandera Auto Wreckers in Divi- The major prizes were sponsored NARRANDERA sion One was Gee Gee’s 1 and in third by Grant’s Sawmilling Co, and raf e place Dimpled Balls lled the spot. prizes were donated by Whitby’s Beta Prior to the presentations, Chip and Electrical and Ann Black. SELF STORAGE Putt events were held with a gold coin The Narrandera Ladies donated Business, Domestic and donation for Kurrajong. several of the novelty prizes. The The Specialists in all Automotive Storage Space The winner of the Chip was John winners of the day were Lynette Potter Domestic, Commer- Schofield and the Putt was won and Leanne Hanlon from Weethalle, cial and Industrial Pest Phone 6959 4450 jointly by Linda McGilvray and Mark runners-up were Margaret Naseby Control Babbs and after this a BBQ tea was and Debbie Heath from Coleambally, Scott & Julianne Mitchell provided and enjoyed by all. and third place went to Lorna Metcalf At the conclusion of the formalities and Sylvia Stevens from Narrandera. Phone 6959 3953 past President Jeff, on behalf of the Thanks must go to all the Narran- MOBILE 0427 766 570 Golf Club, thanked Chris Moore for the dera Ladies who helped make the day tremendous time and effort he has put successful. into the co-ordination of the Summer In the Men’s competition held on Teams competition over the last couple Wednesday, March 17, the Stableford Lic No 112824C of years. was won by Ray Buchanan with a 37 pts Steve Gehringer and Lindsay Hughes narrowly defeating Col Mahoney with also added their thank you to him 36pts. Balls went to 33pts. as well, on behalf of the teams and Saturday, March 20 was a Four Ball players. Multiplier Stableford and the winners The Narrandera Golf Club will host were Bruce Russell and Greg Davis on AIRCONDITIONING a Charity day on Saturday, March 27 72nett, and the runners-up were Barry and proceeds will go to Kurrajong for Taylor and Wal Mulholland with 63 nett. • Evap & rev cycle sales • Service • Repairs upgrading their lawn mowing equipment. The “Chook Run” was won by Greg • Ducted gas heaters • Refrigera� on The format is 3 Holes in every green, Lawrence with 27 nett and Bob Hyde and is an Individual Stroke game. runner-up with 28 nett. Ph:02 6959 1313 On Call:0428 695 844 Fax:02 6959 3000 Win for 5+Nifty BOWLS – NARRANDERA Morgan, Neville Bamblett and Joe WEDNESDAY Social Bowls attracted Gibson; Ian Black, Peter Durnan, MD067262 18 bowlers out to take part in the Richard Durnan and John Ingram; weekly game with Roundy Flack, Desi Lincoln Gooley, Jack Harrison (TM), Christian and Keith Haywood taking Graeme McComber and Wes Kiley. NICK HETHERINGTON home the win. Grade 4 Home vs Narrandera 3s at Dismantle most vehicle The progressive jackpot was not 10am – Bruce Russell, Shane Dunnett, makes and models! Fully accredited Level 2 service provider licence no. AP31311 - EC lic no: 190019C won and now sits at $102. A Wrong Bias Gary Ingram and Eddie Spencer; • Domestic & Commercial • Solar Specialist • Air conditioning ne was recorded from Dexter Briggs. Ron Donohoe, Shane Rowlands, Tom Specialising in Installations • Fully accredited level 2 service provider, metering, Summer Teams Quarter Finals Ryan and Lenny Clark; Dave Hoffmann, overhead and underground connections Results from last Friday, March 19 were: Lou Alchin, Kyle Spencer and Mark Duncan. 4WDs We buy most Contact NFS def PCR, Lizards1 def Temprite, late model Daniel 0427 687 241 5 Good Men & Nifty def TLE and Grade 5 Away vs Leeton & District at Phone 6959 1555 damaged vehicles! Email: [email protected] Mitchell’s Pest Control def Cadtech. 1pm – Steve Zak, Peter Sheather, Mark The next round will be played on Anderson and Kevin Thomson; Phill Friday, March 26. Miller, Roundy Flack, Mark Higgins Notice board reminders: nomi- and Ian Rankin; Matt Grant, Mark G.M. & S.M HEATH nations for the Easter Triples and Pairs Thornton, Kevin English and George are open and close Thursday, April 1. Shadbolt. Also, B Grade singles are still open and Round 7 Sunday, March 28 is: ELECTRICAL close Monday April 5 with play starting Grade 6 Away vs Grif th Exies at Glenn Heath • Domestic on Saturday, April 10. 1pm – Neville Limbrick, Shane Jacob Travel to all (No job too small) Pennant Updates: There were no John Riddell and Dave Robinson; • Industrial Barry Rankin (TM), Shane Longmore, areas results for Round 5 from Sunday, March • Commercial 21 as no games were played due to the Terry Walsh and Vicki Maher; John heavy rainfall overnight. So all games Wilde, Jimmy Durnan, Geoff Angove washed out and move on to Round 6. and Desi Christian. 6953•3317 Grades 6 and 7 play back-to- Grade 7 Away vs Leeton & District back Rounds on March 27 and 28. at 1pm – Colin Rankin, Wayne Norden, 0419•744•429 Most games are now starting at 1pm Sid Beal and Daryl Crawford; Dave Lic No: EC33088 – Level 2 Service Provider: Lic No AP31404 and any changes are advised below. Price (TM), Wayne Rowley, Dexter Briggs Pennant Draw for Round 6 Saturday, and Derek Makeham; Cody O’Keeffe, March 27 is: Garry O’Keeffe, Rod O’Brien and Grade 6 Home vs Coleambally at 9am Ashley Reavley. – Neville Limbrick, Shane Jacob John Grade Contacts: 3s – Lincoln 0405 930 Riddell and Dave Robinson; Barry Rankin 427, 4s – Jack 0499 804 922, 5s – Peter (TM), Shane Longmore, Terry Walsh and 0410 447 219, 6s – Barry 0406 027 720, Ph.6953 5500 Vicki Maher; John Wilde, Jimmy Durnan, 7s – Lenny 0431 436 951 and Uniforms • PUMPS • PIPELINES • FILTRATION Geoff Angove and Desi Christian. Vicki 0427 402 118. • WATERING SYSTEMS Grade 7 Home vs Darlington Point Reminders: If you can’t play a round at 1pm – Colin Rankin, Wayne Nor- during the Pennant season, add your • TRENCHING den, Harry Hoffmann and Sid Beal; name to the “Unavailable to Play” sheet • COMPETENT SERVICE Dave Price (TM), Wayne Rowley, on the notice board. Ph 6953 5500 - Fax 6953 5501 Dexter Briggs and Derek Makeham; All bowlers must have their current 14 Wamoon Ave, Leeton Cody O’Keeffe, Garry O’Keeffe, Rod Bowls NSW membership number for Email: [email protected] O’Brien and Ashley Reavley. your team manager and Rounds 6-10 Pennant Draw for Round 6 Sunday, start with a 1pm roll-up and 1.20pm start, March 28 is: unless otherwise arranged. * .60 Conditions apply – Grade 3 Home vs Narrandera 4s Uniform update: Still waiting on the Call 6959 2222 Minimum 12 weeks ADVERTISE HERE for just $22 a week! at 10am – Matt Thornton, Christian back order of shorts and pants. 14 — Thursday, March 25, 2021 www.narranderaargus.com.au Narrandera Argus Eagles find their feet

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Eagles Lara DeMamiel, Lucy Hickinbotham and Daneka Hatty move to cover as the Lions make a break through the midfield; (inset below) Amber Golsby sends the ball down the ground for the Eagles. Photos: Fran Macdonald. Matt Flynn receives his jumper from Shane Mumford. Photo supplied. Flynn flies on debut GGGM Lions on winning streak visitors added two goals in the the Brookdale Bluebells on Friday. Flynn said he had waited to run out SNSW WFL AFL THE Narrandera Eagles senior second quarter and three in The game starts at 7.30pm. for the Giants for a long time. NARRANDERA born GWS Giant Matt women were undone by a slick the third, only to be held to just Next week is the round of finals, Flynn drew wide praise for his stunning “It would have been good to get the midfield and strong marking one major in the final term. as each of the teams plays one debut against St Kilda on Saturday. win,” he said. last Friday, going down to Coach Danny Litchfield said last game – first vs second, third vs The ruckman excelled for the Flynn conceded he rolled his ankle Ganmain-Grong Grong-Matong the tackling by the Eagles as their fourth, fifth vs sixth and seventh in the soft ground but he had quickly Giants, helping himself to 34 hit-outs, 11.15 (81) to 0.0 (0) at Narrandera defence strengthened, particularly vs eighth. recovered. 18 disposals and two contested marks Sportsground. in the second half, was promising. Narrandera will play either – the only player in AFL history to so “I feel at home out there after The Lions extended their Marnie Grintell and Lucy Brookdale or Collingullie, on debut. such a long apprenticeship – I guess winning streak to three games, Litchfield led the resurgence depending on Round 7 results, on But Flynn sent a scare through the I’m a bit older than most debutantes through the midfield from the sec- playing a structured, well-drilled Thursday, April 1, at a location Giants’ camp when he limped off in and it’s been a long journey here.” ond quarter. game to keep the Eagles win- to be determined. the third quarter, however he quickly Veteran Shane Mumford presented Lucy Hickinbotham continues less after six rounds of the GGGM Lions will be at home returned to the fray. Flynn with his jumper saying the 1944 to shine wherever she plays, while 2021 McDonald’s Southern NSW to CGP Demons this week. Flynn was named among the best for days was “one hell of an apprenticeship”. Women’s Competition. Alana Harrison’s determination Giants along with Taranto, Perryman “Your dedication to get yourself in the tough and often thankless Brookdale Bluebells were As has happened in previous defeated by the North Wagga and Coniglio. right after your knee injury, your weeks, the opposition got away to fullback position continues to be Saints 0.0 (0) to 4.7 (31) while Momentum ebbed and flowed during drive, the way you have rocked up this a flying start, with GGGM kicking an inspiration. Griffith Swans 0.3 (3) went down a hectic final quarter of the wet-weather pre-season and how you’ve gone about five goals in the first quarter. Amber Golsby and Jasmine to CSU Bushpigs on 9.6 (60). contest, which the visitors won 13.8 (86) it has been second to none,” Mumford Narrandera steadied after that Morrison rounded out the best North Wagga Saints sit on top to 11.12 (78). told him. to slow the Lions’ scoring, as the six for the Eagles. Narrandera has one more game of the ladder followed by CSU of the regular season remaining, Bushpigs and GGGM Lions in Four in a row for Coolamon travelling to Lockhart to take on third spot. CRICKET (15) getting the score to 40 before Forbutt THIS week saw Kamarah take on was dismissed by Sam Neale (1/37). Coolamon Crickets in the grand final Ben Dennis (2/19) picked up two Martyn happy with game quick wickets dismissing Mitch Hawker at Barellan sportsground. will come with more playing time.” Kamarah won the toss and elected (8) and Albert Gorman (8). Kamar- RFL & FFL THE GGGM Lions seniors Jack Sase had a great game in to field first. Emerson Cody (1/32) got ah were still in the hunt at 4/72, but kicked things off on March 19 the midfield, Cam Linsell made the early break through dismissing when Moncrieff got the key wickets of the most of his opportunities in Jake Neale for 3, with the score on 13. Malone and Oliver Delves (9), there in their first practice match of the forward line and Dan Foley led Jason Malone (2/13) dismissed both wasn’t much resistance from the the year against Northern Jets. Jeremy Robinson (10) and Sam Neale Kamarah tail other than Cody scoring The Lions new coach Sam Mar- the way with a dominant game all (2) in quick succession and then Kieran 10. Moncrieff finished with figures of tyn was happy with what he saw. over the ground. Hume (1/25) dismissed Josh Moncreiff 5/14 from 8 overs to bowl Kamarah “Overall it was a great first hit “A big thank you to the North- for zero to have the Crickets at 4/52. out for 89 to ensure his side won their out,” he said ern Jets for the game and we look Rick Sloan (42no), has had more fourth consecutive premiership. “I thought our hunger at the forward to seeing them have comebacks than John Farnham, Ryan Allen from the Coolamon contest and our ball movement a successful year in the Farrer joined his captain Sam Robinson (93no) Rovers was crowned cricketer of the were the highlights of the night. competition,” Martyn said. together combined for 120 run partner- year, with Anthony McDonald from “It was the first time a lot of The Lions will meet Osborne in ship to amass 4/172 from the 45 overs. Barellan winning the bowling and guys have played together and a trial match at home on Saturday In reply Kamarah made a strong Jason Malone the batting averages we had a substantial amount of in a final hit-out before the season start with Malone (26) and Noah Forbutt respectively. rotations, so our improvement begins. Lockhart girls score win over Murrumbidgee High team CRICKET MRHS to 8/64. LOCKHART Central School students In the second innings, India participated in the RAP Girls’ Cricket Burkinshaw and Vienna Bush (LCS) team which played two games in the opened the batting and the team looked annual Cricket Gala Day at Leeton to be on track for another win as recently. although they lost eight wickets and A little unexpectedly, the RAP only set a total of 66. team won their first match against Their opponents Narrandera High Murrumbidgee Regional High School. School were scoring slowly until the 14th over and the advent of one good Thanks in a large part to Mel batter. Devine’s (Hillston Central School) Dakota Smith and Ukaipo Mann stand of 25 runs, supported by a lengthy (HCS) took wickets in the second partnership with Aynslee Dauth (HCS), innings, with another good catch from the team ended up losing only four Mel Devine, and some fine fielding wickets and setting a total of 78 that from both Mel and Aynslee contributed their opponents were unable to catch. to run-outs. Aynslee also contributed two Emily Scarlett (ACS) shared the wickets in the second innings and was wicket-keeping role with Mel and assisted by wickets from Jo Bray (Ard- Brianna. lethan Central School), Brianna Praestiin The team extends thanks to Dar- (Boree Creek School), Annika Praestiin ren Burkinshaw and Jeremy Auld for (BCS), Dakota Smith (BCS) and Zahli transporting students and umpiring on The RAP cricket team are (back from left) Mr Darren Burkinshaw, India Burkinshaw, Vienna Auld (HCS), including good catches what was quite a warm day. Bush, Mrs Catherine Drumore (Coach), Emily Scarlett, Jo Bray, Annika Parestiin, Mel Devine, by Jo Bray and India Burkinshaw The RAP girls team was coached Mr Jeremy Auld, (front) Brianna Praestiin, Ukaipo Mann, Zahli Auld, Aynslee Dauth and Dakota (Lockhart Central School) and a fine by Mrs Catherine Drumore of Ariah Park Smith. Photo supplied. run out by Mel Devine to confine Central School. Narrandera Argus www.narranderaargus.com.au Thursday, March 25, 2021 — 15 Narrandera Argus [email protected] SPORT

BOURKE’SKim Woods covered the distance in 1.11.39 with the Scott PICNIC LEETON jockey Breanna Bourke booted Spackman trained Tate was two lengths away home the winner of the Nutrien Ag Solutions in second and Zenyasa in third for trainer Ardlethan Cup, Let’s Get Animal, for trainer Rodger Waters. Maddi Collins on Saturday. Trainer Michelle Borserio took out the This was her first ride back after 10 months 1200m open trophy race with nine-year-old on the sideline after having a fall. gelding Benno’s Boy ridden by Breanna Pitt She also steered home one of Riverina’s and carrying 61.5kg. favourite race horses Benno’s Boy earlier in Paying $2,70, Benno’s Boy covered the the day. distance in 1.10.19 to beat Imitation Game, Breanna won the Samara Johnson Memorial trained by Doug Gorrel, and five lengths away Trophy for the winning jockey. in third was Waldo Waldorf. The five-year-old gelding Let’s Get Animal In the final race of the day, it was a tight carried 66kg and paid $2.50 for the win. finish for the Doug Gorrel trained Attuned He covered the 1600m in 1.35.38, with the to win the 1000m open trophy race with last 600m in 37.95. It was a back-to-back win Zarsupreme second for trainer Ross Purcell after storming home at Wagga over 1400m on and the John Tyack trained Sam half a length March 9. away in third. The Scott Spackman trained Cryfowl was Race club spokesperson Polly McDougall ridden by Belinda Wright to second and three said more than 2000 racegoers attended the lengths away in third was Rheingau. meeting to enjoy the racing and fashions The dirt track was rated a firm 2 on the day. on the field. Sun Master won the 1400m Three-Year-Old “We were lucky with the weather, just a bit maiden plate in a time of 1.24.85 for Corowa of rain and wind but nothing too drastic,” trainer Rick Freyer and jockey R Blewitt. she said. Paying $2.25, the four-year-old gelding scored four lengths from the Neil Osborne Larissa Violi won the Belle of the Mirrool trained Gold Gaselle while five lengths away Creek category in the fashions on the field in third was Coyote Ugly. while Jack Finch and Chloe Minchin won the The 1200m Class B handicap was won by best dressed couple. Madison Point ridden by Anaelle Gangotena and trained by Rob Potter. Paying $1.40, the six-year-old gelding

CLOCKWISE FROM TOP RIGHT: Breanna Bourke was awarded the Samara Johnson Memorial Trophy for her win in the Ardlethan Cup; Daisy Armstrong shows off her beautiful outfit before the Fashions on the Field; Larissa Violi winner of the Belle of Mirrool Creek category in Fashions on the Field; Young racegoers at the Ardlethan Picnic Races and Ellen Edis waits her turn in the Fashions on the Field. Photos: Liss Hillam Photography.

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