scone.com.auArchive for August, 2016
News ArchivesTHE Council is warning residents to hold down their toilet seats as testing begins today on an aged sewerage system.
OF the 13 candidates running in the Upper Hunter Shire Council elections seven are new to local politics and the Scone Chamber of Commerce and Industry encourages people to attend a candidate forum tonight to get to know all of the candidates.
“Losing Will was such a tragedy but I think what is happening now will save lives,
By Stuart Sheldrake
There was 1034 cattle yarded in a yarding that saw very few export cattle with the majority of penning being fat cattle and plain and lightweight waeaners feeling the effects of winter.
By Graham Turvey
PHIL Ledgerwood won the day with 37 stableford points at Murrurundi Golf Club on Tuesday,
By Zoe Cook
THANK YOU to all that attended and supported our annual fundraiser and senior presentation;
INTESTINAL worms are the number one health problem for sheep and goats in Australia with production losses of $4 to $10 per sheep,
By Lyn Banks
AT Scone Golf Course on Saturday, August 27 an 18 Hole Individual and 2B Stableford was played for the A.
“I got that call at 9 o’clock on the Sunday night that they found those two boys alive and I was asked if I could blast a tunnel towards two human beings without killing them and if I could do it how close could I get before I would kill them,”
THE main north-west rail line has reopened following a derailment yesterday north of Muswellbrook at Koolbury.