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After the Victorian border opens at 12:01am on Monday, residents of far-western New South Wales rejoice at seeing spouses and family members again after months of separation.

Myles Burt The Barrier Highway was ablaze with headlights on Wednesday night as travellers looked to escape from South Australia before the COVID lockdown. Leon Teale and his family were driving through SA to look at some properties when they decided to make a break for the NSW border after …

Staff at The Broken Earth Cafe are savouring their time because the Line of Lode upgrade will result in their license being terminated.  The NSW Government last week announced the $3.95 million upgrade will involve redesigning and expanding the cafe as well as improving its kitchen and dining facilities.

A ceremony to commemorate fallen soldiers was first held here in 1917 when a plaque was unveiled by Captain Arthur Blackburn VC to remember locals lost in the war. bPICTURE: Myles Burt Wreaths will be laid today at the Cenotaph at 11am for Remembrance Day.

The NSW Government will provide $3.95 million to support upgrades to the Line of Lode Reserve at Broken Hill. Upper House MP Sam Farraway

City Council’s General Manager James Roncon is set to resign from his position in the city’s top job and move to Armidale to be closer to his family. Mr Roncon has accepted an offer to serve as Armidale City Council’s General Manager,

Police called firefighters to help remove up to ten containers of an unknown substance found when they searched a Morgan Street property on Monday evening. Fire Station Officer Don Peters said 16 firefighters from the Central and South brigades took part in the operation,

West Broken Hill Football Club is sticking with the coaches chosen for the 2020 season, despite no football being played this year. For the 2021 season, the league coaches are David Ruddock and Chris Jones,

One of the largest coordinated wild dog aerial baiting programs in Western NSW has been completed. It was conducted by Western Local Land Services (WLLS) in collaboration with landholders who are members of 18 pest management and Western Landcare groups.

City Council has regained the expertise of Liz Vines, who has resumed her role as Heritage Advisor. Ms Vines said her work involved providing the community and the Council with advice about heritage buildings and heritage places.