scone.com.auArchive for June, 2021
News ArchivesSCONE Neighbourhood Resource Centre Manager, Lee Watts, is calling for passionate people to join her in raising funds for local McGrath Breast Care Nurses in Scone and the Upper Hunter Shire.
FROM Monday, July 12, all New South Wales workplaces and businesses will be required to use the Service NSW QR code check-in system to help combat the highly infectious Delta variant.
» Read more about: Covid update: Mandatory QR code check-in for all workplaces and businesses »
You need to be logged in and have an active subscription to be able to view this content. » Read more about: Stock Report: June 29 »
You need to be logged in and have an active subscription to be able to view this content. » Read more about: Veterans Golf Report: June 29 »
ON July 1, Upper Hunter Shire ordinary rates will rise by 2 percent in line with the Independent Price and Regulatory Tribunal (IPART) recommendation.
» Read more about: Upper Hunter Shire rates rise two percent »
LAST night, the majority of Upper Hunter Shire Councillors voted to support the Hunter Gas Pipeline project,
» Read more about: Council ignores landowner opposition to Hunter Gas Pipeline »
THE health advice of wearing a mask to stop the spread of the coronavirus is well known,
PREMIER Gladys Berejiklian has warned New South Wales to prepare for a considerable increase in Covid cases,
» Read more about: Covid update: “Be prepared” warns Premier Berejiklian »
You need to be logged in and have an active subscription to be able to view this content. » Read more about: Golf Report: June 23-26 »
A NEW law imposing harsher penalties on drivers with a combination of illegal drugs and alcohol in their system has come into force today.
» Read more about: New drink and drug driving law starts today »