Tag Archives: Goulburn

A funny thing happened to Jacqui Smith at the bumper Rotary markets on Saturday morning. In between watching her Hume Conservatorium students busking and chatting with the locals, her dog escaped her grip.

Goulburn region swimmers rejoice!  The long-awaited aquatic and leisure centre redevelopment in Goulburn is set to open in early

Concerns linger over the "shocking" roads around Tarago, especially after recent heavy rainfall. Tarago residents called out Bungendore Road between Tarago Road and Taylors Creek Road and Braidwood Road between Goulburn and Tarago as a huge problem.

The owner of Kenmore Hospital can be fined a maximum $1.1 million and/or be jailed for six months if legal action against the company is successful. Minister responsible for Heritage Don Harwin announced this week that he had directed "urgent legal action" against the owner,

All hands were on deck on Sunday as Goulburn's Saints Peter and Paul's Cathedral packed up its interior ahead of restoration work. Mary Queen of Apostles parish priest, Father Joshy Kurien celebrated the last Mass in the cathedral before the next phase of the $8 million project continued.

The Goulburn Swans have capped off 2021 with one final fundraising effort, which raised nearly $2,200 for Movember. Many of the club's players and committee shaved their facial hair at the beginning of November and,

The Goulburn Co-op has announced the successful tenderers to build its local community-owned solar farm. A consortium of contractors including local firm Goulburn

The bulk of Goulburn's Australia Day celebrations will have a change of venue next year. Although kicking off at 7.30am Victoria Park with a free barbecue for the first 500 people, and a junior cricket match at Seiffert Oval,

Jason Gray (seen here playing for the Bulldogs in 2019) will return to the club after a two-year absence. Photo: Zac Lowe. Jason Gray, Isaac Lanham, and Mitchell Turner are all former Bulldogs who, for a variety of reasons,

Terminally ill people seeking voluntary assisted dying are not "control freaks" but come from all walks of life, a NSW parliamentary inquiry has heard. The