Tag: Warren 2824
By-election results 'too close to call'
The New South Wales Electoral Commission says by-elections in the Wellington and Bland shires are "too close to call".[MORE]
Warren sheep feedlot expected to create jobs
Up to five jobs are expected to be created when a new sheep feedlot opens at Warren next year.[MORE]
Doors to close on Nevertire Public School
The Nevertire Public School near Warren is to be formally closed.[MORE]
Nominations close for by-elections
Nominations have now closed for candidates hoping to contest by-elections in three western New South Wales councils.[MORE]
Water diversion not hurting wetlands: study
The New South Wales Government says preliminary results of its study on the Macquarie Marshes, near Warren in the north-west, show water diversion is not damaging the wetlands.[MORE]
Dog mauling inquest set to resume
A coronial inquest is expected to resume today into the death of a Warren preschooler, in north-west New South Wales, two years ago.[MORE]
Drought brings cotton industry to its knees
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The drought has brought Australia's cotton industry to the brink of collapse, with many growers now turning to other crops.[MORE]
Poor river management damaging wetlands: report
A new report has found that more than 400 kilometres of unapproved earthworks have been built around the Macquarie Marshes in north-western New South Wales.[MORE]
Western wetlands get first flow in two years
The internationally significant Macquarie Marshes in western New South Wales are receiving their first environmental water flow in two years.[MORE]
Good soaking for Macquarie Marshes
The drought-ravaged Macquarie Marshes, north of Warren in western New South Wales, are relishing their first natural soaking since the year 2000.[MORE]
'No major damage' in Coonamble, despite flooding
Minor flooding has been recorded at Coonamble, but there has been no major damage in the town.[MORE]
Bourke clocks lowest population growth rate in NSW
A regional snapshot of New South Wales has revealed Bourke has the lowest population growth rate in New South Wales.[MORE]
New HQ for sport academy
The Far West Academy of Sport says its operations will expand when it relocates next week to Warren in central western New South Wales.[MORE]
Govt under fire over Macquarie Valley water ban recommendations
The New South Wales Opposition has criticised the State Government for dictating tougher water restrictions to communities in the Macquarie Valley.[MORE]
Macquarie Marshes loss on display
The decline of the Macquarie Marshes north of Warren has been captured in a photographic exhibition that will be launched at Parliament House in Sydney tonight.[MORE]
Warrens' Cotton Cup set to break records
Organisers say this year's Australian Cotton Cup at Warren, in central western New South wales, could be the biggest on record because of the cancellation of other race meetings in the region.[MORE]
Marthaguy Picnic Races cancelled
Horse-related events across the central western New South Wales region are being cancelled due to the outbreak of horse flu and restrictions imposed on the movement of horses.[MORE]
Government improves plans to stop water thieves
The New South Wales Government is stepping up its efforts to catch people stealing water from the Macquarie Marshes north of Warren.[MORE]
Backing urged for western socio-economic zone trial
The declining population in western New South Wales is being put forward as another reason for governments to support a proposed socio-economic zone trial.[MORE]
Rail group promises grain lines to remain open
The Rail Infrastructure Corporation has pledged to keep all of New South Wales' restricted grain lines open to cope with this year's expected bumper harvest.[MORE]
Sports academy set to move from Cobar to Warren
Negotiations are under way to move the Far West Academy of Sport from Cobar to Warren in central western New South Wales.[MORE]
Report card marks down Macquarie Marshes
The Macquarie Marshes, north of Warren in NSW, have failed in a report card issued by an environmental group to mark today's World Wetlands Day.[MORE]
Big turnout for depression awareness day
The organisers of a depression awareness day on a property between Trangie and Warren say they hope other rural communities host similar events.[MORE]
Govt to target problem dogs, not breeds
The New South Wales Government is shifting its strategy on controlling dangerous dogs away from banning breeds to targeting individual menacing dogs.[MORE]
Dogs put down after fatal attack on girl
Police have confirmed two dogs involved in an attack which killed a four-year-old girl last week at Warren, in central western New South Wales, have been put down.[MORE]
