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3 Rivers Radio Dunedoo Coolah Mendooran 96.1 and 95.3

Locality: Dunedoo

Address: 42 Bolaro Street 2844 Dunedoo, NSW, Australia

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24.01.2022 What an amazing finish to the Carter, Lindsay and Weber Ladies Campdraft yesterday. A run off after the final saw Emma O’Shea take the blue ribbon with a Rebecc...a Roberts placing second. Rebecca also won the cut out after a run off. Well done ladies on a great start to the weekend. Thank you to our kind sponsors and those who supplied prizes: Valley View Flowers, Angus Barrett Saddlery, Maloney Livestock Transport, Sam & Belle Mooney and Easy on Rugs. A special mention also goes to Burragillo Farming for the beautiful garland. See more

24.01.2022 The Turill Community Hall would like to extend an invitation to anyone who knew Arthur to attend a Memorial Service to Honour Arthur Williams.

23.01.2022 Congratulations to Ron Gallagher announced as NSW Volunteer of Year Orana Region Senior winner. He now moves on to the state finals. Well done!!

22.01.2022 Drop in to your local library these school holidays to collect your free activity packs! There are 3 all-new packs to collect. Available while stocks last.... For full details visit http://www.mrl.nsw.gov.au//somet/school-holiday-activities

22.01.2022 Double demerits are in force Friday 2 to Monday 5 October inclusive. Get caught speeding, using a mobile phone illegally, or not wearing a seatbelt or motorcycle helmet this long weekend, and you’ll face double the points.

18.01.2022 Get ready!! We’re gearing up for 2021 Show!

17.01.2022 We're urging landholders to be on the look out for locusts With bumper crops on the horizon it's important to report any suspected Australian plague locusts -... so look closely at any grasshoppers that may be appearing around crops! Increased groundcover in the region mean early locust sightings may be harder to spot. Adult plague locusts usually like to lay eggs in harder loamy red soils, especially on compact roads next to crops, tree lines and farm buildings, especially those built on higher ground such as ridges. Locust egg beds can be identified by a series of small holes in the earth, but they can be difficult to find. One reliable indicator of new hatchlings emerging is the presence of flocks of ibis, wood swallows, crows and other large birds, which like to feed on them. If you see any indication of locusts hatching or flying near you this Spring, please report as soon as possible. For more info > https://bit.ly/346mINS

16.01.2022 POSITION VACANT - Accounts Payable

16.01.2022 TRAINEESHIPS EXTENDED: Applications for Early Childhood Education and Care Traineeships have been extended. Skillset in conjunction with Warrumbungle Shire Cou...ncil are seeking applications for two new Children’s Services Trainees to start in January 2021. The successful candidates will be primarily based at Council’s Yuluwirri Kids Preschool and Long Day Care Centre and will complete a Certificate III in Early Childhood Education and Care over a twelve-month period. These entry-level opportunities are suited to candidates with a passion for Early Childhood Education. Please note selection criteria apply. For more information, or to apply online for your new career opportunity, please click on a position listed below. Indigenous Identified Children’s Services Trainee Educator New closing date 29 November 2020. https://skillset.com.au/employment-career-devel//details/ Children’s Services Trainee Educator New closing date 29 November 2020 https://skillset.com.au/employment-career-devel//details/ Applications are to be submitted online direct to Skillset at www.skillset.com.au

15.01.2022 Do you have a golf buggy? I’m looking to borrow 2 for my bi-annual driver education day. Will be held in the 22/10 and for years 9-11. I use the golf buggy’s a...s part of the practical education exercise to teach our young drivers the dangers of driving while texting or while intoxicated. Let’s work together to reduce road trauma If you can help please send me a message or comment below. See more

15.01.2022 Positions vacant! Week days Weekends Sleep overs ... Trainee You want it? We got it! Check us out!

15.01.2022 Bowls are on Sunday. Names in by 1pm and Play at 1.30pm Everyone welcome!

14.01.2022 Do you know someone aged 12-24 years old living in regional NSW who’d be interested in joining the NSW Regional Youth Taskforce? The NSW Government is offering ...regional young people the opportunity to share their opinion on local issues, to represent their mates and peers, and to help make decisions that will drive change in their own community. Applications are open now and close on Sunday 18 October 2020. See more

13.01.2022 COOLAH LIONS CLUB BOOT SALE THIS SUNDAY 27th Sept 2020 from 9.30 am around Driver Reviver Building. How do you participate in a Boot Sale if your vehicle doesn’t have a Boot? More to the point, what if you don’t have a car? Simple, put your treasured items for sale in your Ute/ tray back, in your trailer, behind your bicycle, in your garden trolley OR onto a small table. Anything will do, just be considerate of your neighbour, remember the 1.5 mtr rule applies, all SITES Free.Whatever you choose we will love to see your items for sale. Just don’t forget your sanitiser, handle your own sales, that’s all we ask atCoolah Lions Club.

11.01.2022 Come share in Coolah’s #history today! Celebrating 100years of the #railway in #coolah, with the launch of End of the Line by Mr Roy Cameron OAM. 10.30am at the Driver Reviver. Everyone welcome.

10.01.2022 Dunedoo's newest business is now open Visit the website and create an account to view the products jacksonstreasures.com Shop till you drop Grab your Halloween ...decorations for $1.00, get your scare on! Men's Wool Work Socks for only $2.00 $5.00, $10.00 and nothing over $25.00 clothing sale. Limited supply and stocks won't last. Will never be repeated. See more

09.01.2022 COME ALONG AND JOIN US FOR OUR LAST 2020 MARKET AND SHARE SOME CHRISTMAS CHEER! If you haven’t finished your Christmas Shopping (or maybe you haven’t even start...ed yet ) then the Made n’ Grown Market stall holders will be there to come to your rescue! Jubilee Hall, Dunedoo Saturday December 12 8.30 to 12.30 Even if you are already super organised for Christmas come along and enjoy a day out, connect with your friends and community, listen to some live music and pick up some our our usual goodies . . . FRESH PRODUCE AND SMALL LIVESTOCK | ARTISAN AND HANDMADE GOODS | FOOD | DRINKS

08.01.2022 Need ideas for school holiday activities? Why not register the kids for our Spring Birdwatching Competition? There are 28 great prizes to be won. They might even spot a Regent Honeyeater! Details https://bit.ly/362uDhU

06.01.2022 Down here at the bowlo, we are trying to avoid the heat so we are going to try to start bowls a little earlier today. Hoping for a 10am start. Clubhouse will be open from 9:30 so you can get your names in.

05.01.2022 WE ARE BACK! JUBILEE HALL SATURDAY OCTOBER 10... 8.30 am to 12.30 pm Fresh Produce Small Livestock Artisan Goods Hand Made Products Food and Drinks LIVE MUSIC We are registered as a CovidSafe event - some restrictions will apply. Please stay home if you feel unwell or have recently visited a Covid hot spot. Visitors will be asked to provide their contact details in writing or register with our QR Code. Please follow our signage, maintain 1.5.m physical distancing and practise good hand hygiene. Contactless payment options will be available at the Landcare Stall and the Made n’ Grown food and drink stall. (other stall holders may only have cash payment options). Our Covid Marshalls are there to help maintain everyone’s safety. Your cooperation is appreciated.

05.01.2022 . Got an animal that has a tendency to cut or scrape themselves in a hard to bandage spot...I know I do . Well we have a solution...In-Silver spray o...n bandage!! Ask in store if you think this might be handy to keep in your first aid kit

05.01.2022 Thanks to everyone who listened to the first episode of Seeds for Success - the show hit #12 on Apple Podcasts education category chart! We are enjoying being a...ble to share some untold stories of local people doing a good job on their place. District Vet and podcast interviewer Jill Kelly summed it up like this: "I think it's an extension of the Drought Smoko concept and I think the reason people loved Drought Smokos during the dry was because it was groups of farmers coming together and sharing stories; what worked, what didn't and what they're having trouble with. I think this is how to take those stories to anyone who wants to listen through the podcast platform." New episode next week...stay tuned... www.lls.nsw.gov.au/seeds See more

03.01.2022 With summer just around the corner, we have our members and guests well looked after. Air conditioning on and keeping the club nice and cool. The coolroom keepi...ng all our drinks nice and cold. Ice bagged up and ready to go. We’ve had quite a busy week here at the club and the committee would like to say a quick thanks for all your continued support. Lots of things happening at the bowlo in the next few weeks. We start tonight with our weekly meat - veggie raffles. Tickets on sale now. On Sunday we will be starting bowls at 10am to beat the heat a little bit. Club will be open at 9:30 for the sole purpose of putting names down. On Thursday 3rd December we have our AGM. Please come and show you support. On the 18th December we will be hosting the warrumbungle shire Christmas party. See more

01.01.2022 SWIMMING POOLS OPENING: Swimming Pools across the Shire will have a Lifeguard on duty at the following times below. A full timetable of swimming pool opening hours is available on Council’s website http://www.warrumbungle.nsw.gov.au//swi/pool-opening-times