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26 May 12 | THE woman who taught last year's Wagga Walk of Honour inductee, Bill Kerr, to dance was yesterday honoured herself.
Edel Quinn set for $6m facilities upgrade
26 May 12 | COUNTLESS men have had their "second chance" at Wagga's Edel Quinn Homeless Men's Services, and a new $6 million upgrade to begin next month is expected to help them even more.
Delegates get glimpse of city
26 May 12 | PARLIAMENTARY delegates from the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) toured around Wagga yesterday and enjoyed their first glimpses of regional Australia.
26 May 12 | NSW Farmers Association president Fiona Simson has called on the government to dismiss the Ryan Report, saying it will remove the grassroots involvement of farmers.
26 May 12 | CONFUSION over who has responsiblity for Marshalls Creek means it has become the forgotten area of Wagga, sprawled with rubbish and overcome with vegetation and waste.
26 May 12 | WAGGA City councillor Clint Uden has gained maturity and shown improvement in his conduct since his drunken abuse of Capital Nightclub staff last year, says his mentor Joe Mason-Cox.
26 May 12 | CONFUSION over who has responsiblity for Marshalls Creek means it has become the forgotten area of Wagga, sprawled with rubbish and overcome with vegetation and waste.
25 May 12 | CHARGES are yet to be laid over the seizure of drugs, guns, ammunition and electronic equipment from a Nixon Crescent home.
City fearing compo rise
25 May 12 | STRUGGLING businesses have backed member for Wagga Daryl Maguire’s call to overhaul the workers’ compensation payment system.   | CommentsComments (3)
Ex-Knight talks gambling issues
25 May 12 | THE heartbreaking difficulties that come with problem gambling were tackled on Wednesday when former Newcastle Knights star and gambling counsellor Ashley Gordon hosted a community workshop.
Beaconsfield rescuer hits city
25 May 12 | IT WAS the rescue operation that captivated the world and yesterday the man who fired the explosives to free the trapped Beaconsfield miners stopped off in Wagga.
25 May 12 | WAGGA City Councillor Garry Hiscock will be forced to defend a code of conduct complaint lodged against him in the latest sign of deteriorating relationships between councillors.   | CommentsComments (9)
25 May 12 | MAFIA drug kingpin Pasquale Barbaro and his “right hand man” Saverio Zirilli could spend the rest of their lives behind bars after being sentenced for their roles in a massive ecstasy and cocaine haul in 2008.
Lagoon reveals dumping grounds
25 May 12 | CASH registers, donation boxes and a collection of old horseshoes are just some of the quirky items that have been found in the Wollundry Lagoon as council continues its clean-up.   | CommentsComments (2)
24 May 12 | JOHN Singleton, Paul Kelly and Wagga will star in a television commercial promoting bowel cancer awareness.
24 May 12 | WAGGA City Council may never have to pay a carbon tax after the federal government this week announced a 12-month exemption for landfill operators.   | CommentsComments (4)
24 May 12 | SOUTHERN NSW graziers have been issued a warning ahead of a cold front due to cross the state later today.
Community centre in funding crisis
24 May 12 | TOLLAND Community Centre will be forced to close its door in July to the hundreds of people it assists if it can’t secure $100,000 in funding.
24 May 12 | NARRANDERA racehorse trainer James William Bolger will spend the next 12 months behind bars.
24 May 12 | THE efforts of Wagga residents during and after the floods will be honoured at a community barbecue to be held next week.   | CommentsComments (1)
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