Tag: Cowra 2794
Industrial reforms worry meatworks boss
The head of Cowra's abattoir says the Federal Government's proposed industrial relations reforms could crush some businesses.[MORE]
Entrepreneur program launched in Cowra
A program aimed at growing existing businesses and creating more jobs will be launched in Cowra tonight.[MORE]
Council seeks answers about support for relocated families
Concerns have been raised about the level of support given to families moved to Cowra by government departments.[MORE]
Petition calls for rail lines to stay
The Member for Burrinjuck has stepped up her campaign to save five western New South Wales rail lines from closure.[MORE]
Grim outlook for Wyangla Dam level
Wyangla Dam near Cowra could be down to 3 per cent by the end of next June without significant rainfall.[MORE]
Cowra crime meet considers Neighbourhood Watch return
Cowra residents are considering reintroducing Neighbourhood Watch in the town in a bid to reduce crime.[MORE]
Cowra residents hold crime concerns meeting
The Member for Burrinjuck, Katrina Hodgkinson, has renewed calls for a 24 hour police station in Cowra.[MORE]
Local wines rank in state's 40
Wines from the Cowra, Young and Mudgee regions are among those named in the New South Wales Wine Awards' top 40 best wines.[MORE]
Union says paramedic death preventable
The New South Wales central west branch of the Health Services Union says if recommendations from a report into the ambulance service had been in place, a death at the Cowra station could have been prevented.[MORE]
Grandad faces court over triple murder
The trial of a man charged over a triple murder in the New South Wales central west has been adjourned again to allow a large amount of evidence to be analysed.[MORE]
Less water use may not mean cheaper bills
There is a warning that plans to encourage Cowra residents to reduce their water usage might not lead to cheaper bills.[MORE]
Kelly to visit Cowra police station
New South Wales Police Minister Tony Kelly will visit the Cowra police station today.[MORE]
Cowra council gets tough on footpath signage
The Cowra council is cracking down on businesses who put furniture and advertising signage on footpaths.[MORE]
Cowra dirty water complaints stop
The Cowra council says a major project to flush out the town's water pipes has stopped complaints about dirty water.[MORE]
Country town faces mining battle
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Residents in the Cowra region are worried about the environmental impact of a new mine.[MORE]
Police officer charged over child porn
A New South Wales police officer has been charged with child pornography offences after a raid on his Cowra home in the state's central west.[MORE]
Aged care centre looks to expand
An aged care facility in Cowra is seeking approval for a $3.5 million expansion.[MORE]
Miller unhappy with poll result
Cowra Mayor Bruce Miller has only just received enough votes to be re-elected to the shire's council.[MORE]
Rescue service changes won't affect Cowra: Govt
The New South Wales Government says an ambulance rescue unit based at Cowra will not be affected by changes to the service in Sydney.[MORE]
'Axe attack': DPP granted adjournment
A New South Wales man charged with three counts of murder has appeared in Wagga Wagga Local Court via video-link.[MORE]
'Axe attack' grandad due in court
A 69-year-old man accused of murdering his wife and two grandchildren at Cowra, in the New South Wales central west, is due to appear in court today. [MORE]
Two die in separate car crashes
A 17-year-old girl has died after her car hit a tree at Woodstock near Cowra yesterday afternoon.[MORE]
Cowra quarry expansion planned
The operators of a Cowra region sand and quartz quarry want to extend the site, to ensure its future.[MORE]
More support sought for Cowra Breakout commemorations
Organisers of Cowra's annual Breakout commemorations say dwindling numbers are threatening the event's future.[MORE]
