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25.01.2022 BREAKING NEWS: Temora Shire Mayor Rick Firman has retained his position and councillor Graham Sinclair has retained his seat as Deputy Mayor. The positions will be held for the next twelve months.... The mayoral election was carried out at the beginning of tonight’s ordinary meeting of council, in which a moderate gathering of the public were also in attendance. Cr Firman and Cr Sinclair will hold their positions for a period of twelve months before another election will take place. For complete coverage, including the outcome of the Coolamon Shire Council mayoral election, see next Tuesday’s edition of the Temora Independent.

24.01.2022 Friday September 18: - 73 Years Married - 10 years on... our worst act of vandalism - support for scripture lessons... - Temora's heritage showcased - Harvey Norman West Wyalong closes - Student councillors speak up - Who will be Temora's next citizen of the year? Nominations now open - Local children benefit from Ronald McDonald - New streetlight project to save $86,000 a year - A 'smart' cemetery Coolamon: - Full steam ahead for railway cafe - A $350,000 boost for fire safety - Lions Club lifesaver is ready to roll out - Spring wonders of Kindra forest - The Hoppers are finals bound Sport: - Junior Tuskers to end season in Tumut - Redbacks ready for final round - Cricket season nears - Dooner duo set for cup conquest

23.01.2022 Pick up a copy of the Temora Independent. What's in this Friday's issue, October 9: HARVEST 2020; Lomax in NSW squad;... Sydney Olympics remembered 20 years on; $700 boost for Temora Shire; Happy 102 Mr Woods; Eden's Engineering scores a major business award; Top appointment for Cindy Cassidy; A budget boost; 50 years of marriage, celebrated in same church, same day and same time; Legs support our seniors; Congratulations to Tattykeel; Record $53,000 price for ram; More crop competiton entries needed; A challenging year for Can Assist; HARVEST 2020 FEATURE pages 7 to 9; Soil Constraints workshop; Times Leader and Coolamon Shire News; Coolamon Sport; Coolamon school holiday touch clinic; Historical Barmedman; Harvest forum promises to deliver; Traffic changes set for Newell Highway; Cycling for a cause; Touch footy competitions begin tonight; Jones double highlights Temora trots; Body step and body pump fitness programmes return; Top-grade cricket set to begin.

22.01.2022 HEADLINES THIS TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24: $10M for Temora; Tribute to Malcolm Reid, OAM -... Temora farewells a Roos legend; Disability support group to disband; Inquiry commences into Inland Rail; Don't remove warning signs (By Riverina Nationals MP Wes Fang); New Years Eve to go ahead; Temora 2020 Rotary Interviews; Whiddon supports TDEF students; 2020 State Budget Over $100M to boost Crown lands; $312M fix for electorate roads; Temora High School celebrates NAIDOC Week; Back on the beat; Dragons make their way back home; Greyhound facility gets a boost; Temora Pacers Cup winner enjoys more success; Wakil leads Temora Renegades to victory; Little Athletics - Griffith Carnival pics; Golf; Dragons debate Saturday games; Temora unlikely to re-contest O'Farrell Cup. POSITIONS VACANT INTERSALES Have three positions currently available - Administration Trainee; Vehicle Management Systems Administrator; Internal Accountant - Temora. MGS Accounting Administration Traineeship; Roundabout Bakery 2 Part Time positions.

21.01.2022 Hi All, Your Friday, December 18 issue of the Temora Independent has five pages of business Christmas Greetings from our local businesses. Pick up a copy and keep over over the Christmas break.... Although our front office in Hoskins St will be closed on Christmas Eve, you will still be able to collect our Christmas Eve publication from Wylies Newsagency, IGA and other outlets. We would like to thank all our contributors, readers and advertisers for all their support throughout the year. Many country papers have not survived 2020 and the West Wyalong Advocate is one of them. Your support will keep the Temora Independent alive and kicking into the future.

19.01.2022 Hello Temora, Here's a snippet from Friday's paper: - A colourful day at Temora High - Woolworths stands firm: Ariah Park Supermarket still battling billion dollar conglomerate... - Rain, hail, wind...and a tornado? - Temora driver accused of high speed police chase back in court - Theatre re-opens for school break - Truck show a boon for local business - NBN upgrade close to completion - 'Whopping' price paid a sheep sale - Government decisions boost Temora: Mental health, Men's Shed Coolamon: - Mayor and Deputy re-elected unopposed - Knife thrown amid dispute - Season is over for our Hoppers - Mirrool Creek Dance Centre class in pictures Sport: - 50 years on... Temora just lose epic battle ...but Reserves are easily beaten - Redbacks looking to find form in Blake Plate - Junior Dragons looking for Grand Final glory: Sullivan Cup, Weissel Cup

18.01.2022 This Friday, November 13 Headlines: 3 Hurt in Ariah Park Smash; Crash reignites intersection debate;... Will New Year's Eve be put on hold? Temora High marks NAIDOC week; Temora marks Remembrance Day; Electorate to grow; Celebrity 'swaggie' in the district; Council not fence sitting; Temora High School Scene; End of exams for Temora HSC students; A year of free preschool for local parents; Olga steps down after 45 years service; Hospital Auxiliary all set for Christmas; RFS warns of high fire danger; Lets be prepared; $15K for Quandialla Showground; Tieves hit Coolamon S & R Club; Police defuse a dangerous situation; Mysterious Fungus can be deadly to both man and beast; Defibrillators rolled out within Shire; CWA year interrupted by COVID-19; Barmedman Crop winners receive their awards; Ardlethan news and personals; Telling Mac's story - Ariah Park hosts book launch recounting 2017 aged care assault; Ariah Park honours the fallen on Remembrance Day; Bowls; Dollars still on offer for junior athletes; Ladies Golf; Temora Touch Draw; Mens Golf; Southern Slopes Bowls; Temora Bowling Club Bowls; NRL road led him home; Hayden Philp to coach Leeton. POSITIONS VACANT: Apprentice Heavy Vehicle Mechanic - Temora GTES and Temora Shire Council Civil Construction Traineeship Temora Shire Council 2 Part Time Positions Roundabout Bakery; Administration Traineeship Temora Shire Council

17.01.2022 Making headlines this Tuesday, September 29: Temora businessman gives evidence at ICAC Maguire corruption inquiry; Be warned, it's double demerits this long weekend;... COVID forces funding review; Come fly with me - Temora High School students set to learn about aviation; An unforgettable year for TDEF; TBEG AGM reflects on years highs and lows; Temora High Senior Sneak and Colour Run Pictures; Council Briefs; Plenty of fun and games for the holidays; Cavalcade of historic trucks descends on Temora; Dragons products on the grand stage; Weissel Cup victory; Silver Foxes bounce back; Redbacks knocked out of Blake Plate; Golf and Exies Bowls; A chip off the old block - Reardon brothers get a taste of grand final glory; Dragons call for more support.

17.01.2022 Tuesday September 1: - Police arrest over 'crime' cash - A winter to remember - Tracey's 'pandemic plan'... - 50,000 tests for the MLHD - Main street revamp on hold - Computer error leads to relief for ratepayers - Big changes on the cards for shire roads - Getting creative at Temora High (in pictures) - Temora in wonderment: Relativity - Allan Breust the latest nomination for top award - Maguire and Demons blind-sided - Temora Touch to go ahead - AFL 9s competition proves a hit See more

16.01.2022 Friday, October 16 Headlines and features: St Anne's Garden Viewing is on Again next Sunday 25th October. Garden previews and entry details are on page 6 and 7 of this issue.... Also: Local students prepare for HSC; Pork barrelling claims - but Steph says the allegations are wrong; Court briefs; On the beat with Temora Police; Cindy says goodbye to Farmlink; 25 years on Council: Graham reflects; Premier: Should she stay or should she go? Street poll suggests Temora people are supporting Gladys; Show societies go ahead with scarecrow event; Temora included in doctor revamp; Warning on Pattersons curse; AGnVET has your water needs covered; Merino Project - Well worth an inspection (2020 MLP Inspection Day October 20. See page 7 for more info; Times Leader and Coolamon Shire News; From our Past with Dave McCann; Shire receives $629,075; $6M for sewage work; Barmedman and Ardlethan News; CWA Life Membership for Marcia; Preschool COVID 'No Show' Show at Ariah Park; 'Unveiled: Love, Lace and Longing' Wedding Dress Display; $3,000 raised for Starlight Tour'de Kids; District Mixed Pairs Bowls Championships; Southern Slopes Bowls; Junior Cricket starts Saturday; Martin contemplates NRL finals test; Basketball draw; Gidley to lead the Dragons; POSITIONS VACANT Casual Security Officer - Temora; Temora Shire Council Library Assistant; A & B Financial Planning Full Time Client Services Officer/Paraplanner

15.01.2022 This Tuesday, February 2, 2021: Kindy kids begin big school; Recycling back on the agenda;... More discussion likely on Temora recycling issue; Our petrol is expensive; Local shearers welcome AWU call for pay rise; Widespread acclaim for short film; Search continues for missing woman; Leading Country Educator visits Temora; Health roadshow to visit Temora to promote jobs; Wagga hospital to be COVID vaccine base; Dealing with unresolved trauma; Surviving a heart attach; Temora trainer set for Bathurst Carnival; Upcoming Group 9 draw 'a shambles'; Temora beat Wagga in U12's last wicket thriller; Golf; Local pair selected in Riverina Bulls league squad.

15.01.2022 Tuesday January 19 edition of the Temora Independent: A piece of history up for sale; Local COVID vaccination could begin as early as mid-February;... Man escapes ute fire; Plans underway for Rural Museum's 2021 Exhibition; Council is to consider a reward for information into fire & graffiti attacks; Temora Pony Club in action; Second chance for nursing scholarships; Back to School - Ten ways to get your child ready; Aviation Museum News; Temora Teacher nominated; St Anne's Central School Presentations; Pharmacists say our carers need care too; Lomax excited about 2021; Tuskers prepare for big season; Young gunners no match for renegades; Tuskers name new coach. POSITION VACANT Workshop Assistant (Barmedman) ACCESS Recycling.

13.01.2022 Initial Flood Watch for the NSW South West and Central West Catchments Issued at 10:46 am EDT on Friday 5 February 2021 IDN36503 Australian Government Bureau of Meteorology, New South Wales... Note: This Flood Watch provides early advice of possible flooding within the specified catchments. Flood Watch Number: 1 FLOODING POSSIBLE IN THE BELL, BELUBULA, TUMUT AND UPPER MURRAY RIVERS A low pressure system is approaching New South Wales from the west. A trough sits over western parts of the state and will move east ahead of the approaching low and cold front. This low and front is expected to bring unsettled weather to the region for a number of days. Showers and thunderstorms are expected in the central, western and south eastern districts from Friday, possibly severe with locally heavy falls. Catchments likely to be affected by flooding are moderately wet. The weather system is expected to cause flooding for the catchments listed from Saturday and into Sunday. Flood Classes (minor, moderate, major) are only defined for catchments where the Bureau provides a flood warning service. Catchments likely to be affected include: Orange, Molong and Bell River minor flooding Belubula River minor flooding Tumut River minor to moderate flooding Murrumbidgee River to Wagga Wagga minor flooding Mirrool Creek minor flooding Upper Murray and Mitta Mitta Rivers minor to moderate flooding For the latest flood and weather warnings see www.bom.gov.au/nsw/warnings/ For the latest rainfall and weather forecasts see www.bom.gov.au/australia/meteye/ For the latest rainfall and river level information see www.bom.gov.au/nsw/flood Flood Safety Advice: This Flood Watch means that people living or working along rivers and streams must monitor the latest weather forecasts and warnings and be ready to move to higher ground should flooding develop. Flood Warnings will be issued if Minor Flood Level is expected to be exceeded at key sites along the main rivers for which the Bureau of Meteorology provides a flood warning service. Severe Weather Warnings will be issued or updated if very heavy rain is forecast or observed. For more information on the Flood Watch Service: http://www.bom.gov.au/wat/floods/floodWarningServices.shtml FloodSafe advice is available at www.ses.nsw.gov.au For emergency assistance call the SES on telephone number 132 500 For life threatening emergencies, call 000 immediately Next Issue: The next Flood Watch will be issued by 11:00 am EDT on Saturday 06 February 2021.

12.01.2022 Headlines and stories this Friday, November 27: 'We are devastated' Tragic road death of 17yo leaves family distraught;... Multi-million dollar land sales - Two properties fetch more than $20M; Council resolves to fix dangerous intersection; Temora doctor joins push for new hospital; Joyrider soon to be released from jail; Barmedman man convicted for drink driving after five schooners; Woman fined in her absence for drug-driving; Ariah Park man sentenced for high-range PCA; Million dollar mass safety rollout for local highways; Temora people warned to watch the heat this weekend; Council backs campaign to save local media; Faces and Places; Barilaro speaks about koalas and speed sign removal; Goldenfields looking strong; Coolamon News; Landcare receives Volunteer of the Year Award Nomination; Coolamon Council Briefs; $187,445 for Up-To-Date Cultural Centre upgrade at Coolamon; From our past with Dave McCann; Pool ready for summer swimmers; Ardlethan School News and personals; Pandemic leads to new Ariah Park coffee venture; Temora says farewell to a football veteran; Gerhard reflects on Blues success; Preston Breust in 'top gear'; COVID cancels West Wyalong knockout; Junior Tuskers win Super Sevens; Southern Slopes Bowls and local bowls. POSITIONS VACANT Temora Shire Council Administration Traineeship; MGS Accounting Administration Traineeship; Catalyst Accountants Administration Traineeship; Intersales Temora Administration Traineeship; Vehicle Management Systems Administrator; Internal Accountant - Temora; Goldenfields Water Graduate Engineer

12.01.2022 Friday, January 29: Home destroyed by fire; 'Fortunate to be an Aussie';... Drunk & drugged drivers targetted by local police; Phone service gets a bad reception; Temora show society prepares for 2021; Dragons player could be deported; Council delays reward offer; Firefighter honoured; Brendon Fritsch wins top honour; Temora celebrates Australia Day; 'Australia is a great country' - Bill Harris; Three new Aussies welcomed; Ganmain News 32K for showground upgrade; 11K for Ganmain Hall; Coolamon Australia Day Award Winners; News sport and personals from Coolamon; From our Past with Dave McCann; Matong News Community Grant Ardlethan News and Personals; Quandialla News; Barmedman News; Barellan News; Ariah Park News; Mother and daughter duo to coach Rooettes; Rising above adversity; Other local sport including bowls and golf; $22K for Temora Cricket Nets plus other cricket news; Girls take centre stage at State Championships; A change of pace for tennis coach; Greyhound racing. POSITIONS VACANT: Bitumen Labourer Coolamon Shire Council; Early Childhood Educator Coolamon Shire Council; Full-time Mechanic Fritsch Bros Temora; Plumber Evans Plumbing; Casual Canteen Supervisor Temora West Public School P & C; NDIS Support Co-ordinator Pinnacle Community Services; Project Officer Temora Shire Council; Tyre Fitter McGuirks Tyre Service. Full job descriptions and contact details this issue.

11.01.2022 Tuesday September 8: - COVID-19 Positive: Temora resident in hotel quarantine - Celebrity chef comes to town - Well-known Temora Identity remembered - 'Suspensions are necessary': Former St Anne's principal weighs in on student penalty debate... - Salvos help those in need - A reflection on 25 years with council - Demolition to proceed at Crowley St: Two houses to go as Goldenfields looks to the future - Temora's own strikes gold - Pie and Footy Day with Temora Public School, in pictures - Prescriptions to go digital - A history-making performance - Temora basketball is bouncing back - Cowboys name Payten as coach - Sharks too strong for Redbacks - Tuskerettes grand final bound See more

11.01.2022 This Friday, January 15 - Temora Independent making headlines: Search on for suspects - police looking for persons of interest in fire and graffiti cases; BACK TO SCHOOL - THREE PAGE FEATURE Pages 7 to 9... Australia Day event capped at 100; Five hurt in three crashes; Holiday fun at Platform Y; New welfare service for Kings Christian Church; Alarm over drone use; Temora teacher nominated for top award; Local schools join peace project; Anger over NRMA Wagga closure; Temora West principal set to retire; More Temora trots photos; Breast check van in Temora next week; 2021 users in new rules for QR codes; Times Leader and Coolamon Shire News; Coolamon Council briefs; From our past with Dave McCann; Ardlethan - Local students take part in landmark education program; Clearing Sale at Kamarah; Ariah Park Radio Station soon to start broadcasting; Senior Netball Trials coming up; Temora Nursing Scholarship Fund available; The Ganmain Triathlon is on soon; 1981 - How Graham Olling changed the face of Temora Rugby League; Roos to face tough Farrer League start; On the air with Liam Martin; POSITIONS VACANT Welder/Fabricator Goldenfields Water Workshop Assistant (Barmedman) ACCESS Recycling Services; Farmhand Position Full Time Broadacre Cropping Temora District Casual Labourer / Plant Operators Two positions Temora Shire Council

10.01.2022 This Friday, November 6 issue of the Temora Independent. (scroll to bottom of list for positions vacant) Holiday Motoring Pages 8 and 9.... News: Westy sold; COVID slows shooting range; A record number of applications for Temora and District Education Fund; Boost for Temora jobs and roads; On the beat with Temora Police; Poppies on sale for Remembrance Day; Temora is the place to invest; CR Dale Wiencke: My council journey; Swimming season starts tomorrow; Added funding for Temora and Coolamon attractions; You are reminded to recycle next week; Temora thief faces court; Temora Court Briefs; Naidoc Week 2020; Temora Travel Top 5 Fly-Drive Destinations; $9 million piggery delayed; Piano maestro returns to the Temora stage; Coolamon Shire Council News; Barmedman News; From our past with Dave McCann; Ardlethan News; Hospital Auxiliary welcomes new member; New School leaders announced for 2021; District Shows all go for 2021; Jets calling for more help; Zone 8 Championships at Ariah Park; Bowls; There's no stopping Charlie - Ariah Park all-rounder demonstrates persistence during COVID; Temora cricketers represent Wagga. POSITIONS VACANT: See this Friday's edition for full job descriptions of the following: MC/HC Truck Driver Positions SUTHERLANDS TRANSPORT; First Year Apprentice/Trainee CHRIS MCAULEY ELECTRICAL; 2 Part Time positions ROUNDABOUT BAKERY; Apprentice Heavy Vehicle Mechanic - Temora GTES and Temora Shire Council; Civil Construction Traineeship TEMORA SHIRE COUNCIL; Truck Driver TEMORA SHIRE COUNCIL.

10.01.2022 Friday, November 20 headlines: (scroll to end for positions vacant) Praise for Diamonds & Dust;... Surviving brother receives WWII medallion; Local pub facing charges in relation to fatal crash; Bill Harris is our Australia Day Ambassador; Vandals hit Temora lake and park; Liam Martin back home; National bomb hoax closes Temora NAB; Renewed mining interest in Temora Shire; 2020 State Budget; Faces and places; From our Past - Memories of the Olympics and Paralympics from 2000; Ariah Park, Coolamon and Barellan Students graduate; Local farmers go solar; D-Day for Yianni; Coolamon S & R Club honours Valda Rudd; Landcare News; From our Past with Dave McCann; Coolamon cancels Ditch the Dust; Temora's summer soccer is back; Golf Bowls Basketball POSITIONS VACANT: Roundabout Baker Temora 2 Part Time Positions; Temora Shire Council Administration Traineeship; Sureway Employment Employment Consultant; Catalyst Accountants Administration Traineeship; MGS Accounting Administration Traineeship; Goldenfields Water Graduate Engineer Full Job descriptions in this issue

09.01.2022 This Tuesday, October 13 headlines: Arts Centre ready for upgrade; Family dispute turns ugly;... McCormack confirms Temora funding; Solar farm closes funding deal; Temora welcomes a new Aussie; Temora Lions celebrates 60 years; Local Government is left out; Wollongong mayor visits our town; Out and About in Temora: Spring's a bloomin on Loftus; TDEF Sponsors; Platform Y school holiday fun; Variety Night; Do we need a new university? Former CSU board member believes the time has come for a new Riverina uni; From the Mayors Chair; Youngsters lead Tigers to victory; Whilwinds fall to Coyotes; SWSCL Team of the Week; Golf; AFL; Little As Roster; Cricket.

08.01.2022 Friday September 11, 2020 - Weather station breakthrough - Peter Speirs reflects on 39 years of service in Temora - Temora High School formal to go ahead... - Businesses show support for Fathers Day raffle - Tony Sinclair farewelled - Few worries about new rate peg - Past students to reflect on their success - Local ministers slam moves to remove scripture from schools - Tributes flow for Beau - Rare opportunity to purchase land - Ariah Park farewells Dr Lehmann - Junior Tuskers take on Tumut - Burnett and Ellis to dominate MDC final - Temora tips, trials and tribulations - Grandfinal glory for Tuskerettes? Temora Stars collide: Hayden Philp v Josh McCrone See more

08.01.2022 This Friday, October 30 Headlines below. Scroll down to end of this list for positions vacant.... 17yo charged with high range PCA; FarmLink welcomes new CEO; Police pursue drug vehicle; It's halloween at Kurrajong; Spring Carnival this weekend; $120K boost for Showground; A farewell for Cindy; New records set at Retallack; A wet and wild October; Goldenfields strikes gold; A Chirstmas fair with some COVID safe flair; Our 'Hidden Treasures' recognised; Temora egg producers surviving the pandemic; We need a voice; CWA Hume Group conference; Barellan rams reach record high; Painting project attracts praise; Rita's 100th birthday; Boost for TDEF; Another art workshop in town this weekend; Colouring in Competition - three age groups. Win a family pass to Taronga Zoo; Times Leader and Coolamon Shire News; From Our Past with Dave McCann; Dennis keeps the reins at Coolamon; Coolamon Whole Town Garage Sale this Saturday; Barmedman News and personals; Ardlethan News and Personals; Ariah Park News; A worrying story told in new book; CWA news; Roo's need a president; Temora Trotting Club anticipates a productive summer; Golf, Bowls and more Golf, Cricket, Touch Footy and Harness Racing News. POSITIONS VACANT Pick up a paper for a full description and contact details of the vacancies listed below: Experienced Cook required Waitress/Kitchenhand required DINERS CHOICE, TEMORA Peer Workers Mental Health Workers FLOURISH AUSTRALIA MC/HC Truck Driver Positions SUTHERLANDS TRANSPORT Civil Contruction Traineeship TEMORA SHIRE COUNCIL Casual Security Officer TEMORA SECURITY SERVICES

06.01.2022 Hello people! Here's what is making news today: - Beyond Temora High: Past students inspire young and old at speaking event... - Mayor and deputy re-elected: Councillors Firman and Sinclair are back unopposed - How has 2020 affected you? - A very slow learner - Art prize now valued at $5K - Social media webinar on tonight - An imaginative project - Funding doubled for Wyangala dam to $325m - Roads projects on council's agenda - Cheque presentation and Storytime in pictures - Temora travellers to benefit from ACT/NSW road upgrade - Get ready for the bushfire season - Junior rugby season comes to a close - Shanked It didn't shirk it in the 9s - Redbacks remain winless - Got to Casino got to win - Gold medallist trains Tuskers - Temora Trotting Club gets green light See more

05.01.2022 Inside your Friday, October 23 edition of the Temora Independent: Martin takes centre stage - Temora product to play in Sunday's NRL GF against Melbourne; Funding available for junior athletes;... Former Temora player stars in NT league; Tigers ready for Stockinbingal; Temora stars in line for state of origin; Winners are grinners; Our hidden treasures - three Temora women named on NSW honour roll for rural volunteers; More evidence from McLaren; Pool fees could increase; Our artists highlighted; HSC exams now in full swing; Applications close soon for major awards; More funding for warbirds; Lake Centenary - 40 years on; From our past - Temora Council briefs; Art gallery controversy; McCormacks do well in basketball. POSITIONS VACANT: Libary Assistant Temora Shire Council; Truck Driver Temora Shire Council; Casual Security Officer Temora Security Services; District Officer West Wyalong NSW Rural Fire Service

05.01.2022 Friday September 4: - COVID-19 hits home: Restrictions halt 60th wedding anniversary celebrations - Fatigue and speed killing our drivers - Going once, going twice - SOLD: Rare Temora block of land goes to auction... - Optus customers left on hold - Dr Lehmann's Farewell at Ariah Park - Local initiatives paying off - License lost following pursuit - It has snowed in Temora - Jets net two sports grants - Temora West Rugby Clinic - Major Roll facing major move - Tuskerettes charging towards finals - Who wants to be a millionaire? Million dollar riches lure Victorian chasers See more

05.01.2022 This Tuesday, November 17: Our Shooting Stars; Steph Cooke calls a summit;... Shocking injuries revealed in Ariah Park accident; Hospital staff abused; New dam will be a boon for town; Electorate going digital; A 'sparkling' receiption Grand Opening of Diamonds & Dust draws a large crowd; Cr Claire McLaren: My council journey; A tough year for asthma sufferers; Inland rail to benefit Temora; VIEW Club remembers our fallen; A breath of fresh air for Temora markets; Faces and Places; Latest COVID-19 Update; From olympic archer to genetic counsellor; Remembrance Day in Temora; The search continues for Roo's president; Roll a Dream is living the dream; Temora Little Athletics Roster; Reinhold's Summer Golf 'Premier'competition unnecessary; Local derby proves a close affair; POSITION VACANT Roundabout Bakery 2 Part-time positions. See paper for more details.

04.01.2022 The Temora Independent, Friday September 25: SCROLL DOWN TO END OF LIST FOR POSITIONS VACANT A colourful day at Temora High;... Woolworths stands firm; On the Beat with Temora Police; Woolies ignore Ariah Park outcry; Rain, hail, wind...and a tornado?; Being safe in Cyberspace; Theatre re-opens for school break; Temora driver accused of high speed police chase back in court; Truck show a boon for local business; NBN upgrade close to completion; Whopping price paid at sheep sale; Government decisions boost Temora; Times Leader & Coolamon Shire News - Mayor and Deputy re-elected unopposed; Knife thrown amid dispute; From our past with Dave McCann; Obituary - Alan Roland Moore; Barmedman, Ariah Park and Ardlethan news, sport and personals; 50 years on ---- Temora just lose epic battle (Rugby League); Redbacks and more. POSITIONS VACANT: Goldenfields Water Apprenticeships Electrician & Fitter/Machinist; Farrell Goode Trainee in business administration commencing January 2021; Cornfords Hardware Full Time Position;

03.01.2022 Temora's Tuesday Independent Headlines: 500 people attend Spring Fair; McCormack hits out at ANZ bank;... New name for old road; Our student leader's are honoured; No code of conduct problems in Temora; Wild weather lashes district; Getting to know our locals - New residents welcomed to Temora Shire; Faces and Places; From the Mayors Chair; Our front line MLHD workers; Temora and Ariah Park celebrate show funding; Staying safe this harvest; Band secretary stepping down; Moye brothers return to Roos; Singh rips through Stockingbingal; Golf; Little Athletics Roster; Lomax ready for State of Origin; Season's end a slam-dunk. POSITIONS VACANT: ROUNDABOUT BAKERY 2 Part-time positions; FLOURISH AUSTRALIA Peer Workers and Mental Health Workers.

02.01.2022 This Friday, October 2: Harvest boom time; Beckom school lockdown ends in court;... No paper on Tuesday; Bumper crop expected for BFB; Court appearance for 190/kmh L plater; Maguire ICAC inquiry continues; District Graincorp recruiting going well but applications are still open; Strike hits Temora Businesses; Locals prepare to travel again; Club set to glide into $400k hangar; Drug overdose deaths a cause for concern; Council briefs; Fire permits now required; Tick of approval for variety night; Grand opening of Gloucester Park; Happy 5th Birthday to the Coolamon Fire Museum; From our past with Dave McCann; Greener Pastures Page - Celebrating 135 years of shearing; Sheep notes with Vet John Davey (blowfly resistance to chemicals); Sport - Cap Cup stirs debate; Temora footy and basketball in pictures; Trots; Cricket, golf and more.

02.01.2022 My favourite snapshot of veterans on this Remembrance Day at Temora.

02.01.2022 Tuesday September 15: - Freedom of the Shire: Top honour for Peter James - Mayor set to be re-elected... although it appears it may not be a majority decision - Agricultural chief hears local concerns... - A strong growth rate for Temora - Barilaro's stand off: local MPs weigh in on Nationals debate - Peter James celebrated (in pictures) - No manual for COVID: McCormack - Tips to avoid swooping magpies - A new kind of scoop for Wilkie Watson journalist - Little Athletics Come photos - Storytime at Temora Library in pictures - Redbacks edged out by Henwood Hawks - Tuskerettes leave it too late: Massive Grand Final comeback falls just short for our girls (with pictures) - Group 9 success for locals - 9s highlights - 'The fastest greyhound in Australia' - Temora colours back on track See more

01.01.2022 Your Tuesday edition of the Temora Independent includes: Record entries for Temora's Annual Art Prize; Mystery surrounds local crashes;... Plaza plan floated again; New bus service a boost for locals; Wagga saleyard report; Female pioneers to be recognised; A $1.5m boost for roads and drainage?; A 13 year milestone; Our HSC students celebrate their last day of school; Steph offers her best wishes for HSC students; Questions asked about the raising of the Wyangala Dam wall; Temora Accountant welcomes tax boost; Moses and Sons merino event on this Tuesday; Faces and Places; Remembrance Day Services to go ahead; Tuskers celebrate end to tough season; Thunder leave Schorchers shaking; Shanked it face Silver Foxes; Major Roll wins West Wyalong Pacing Cup; Golf; and more.