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The Twin Town Times Remains Free Online. Why Pay For An Online Subscription When You Can Get It Here Free. Our Print Edition is Available at 14 outlets every Thursday. Talk To Us about advertising your business both online and in our weekly print edition, with a special package. 0408 00 4975 or editorial@twintowntimes.com.au Don’t Hide… Keep Reading
Joie Whybrow has returned from a weekend in Sydney where he was chosen to represent the Combined Catholic Colleges side for Country New South Wales, after representing Southern NSW in the tournament. He said, “Its pretty good to get a jumper and I’m playing at Right Centre, I can’t wait.” Joie trialed at the St… Keep Reading
The Twin Town Times gave out $150 in prizes last month which supported our local businesses including Harden IGA, South West Fuel and Cooper’s Choice Cut Butchery. All you had to do to enter was cut out our entry form and drop it into the office. We are at it again supporting our local businesses… Keep Reading
Former Editor Matthew Stadtmiller with ‘Tiny’ the Clydesdale. The Twin Town Times will NOT be following a move by Fairfax Media to charge readers for their online content. Fairfax announced in April, “New subscription offerings are being introduced across eight ACM titles in south-west NSW.” Twin Town Times spokesman Matthew Stadtmiller said, “We will continue… Keep Reading
Helen and Tony Buckler of the P&D and Ann and Mick Burns of the Terracotta are celebrating a combined total of 50 years in business in the now trendy Murrumburrah. Tony and Helen and Ann and Mick began in business when Murrumburrah was a quiet little spot and have been drawing regular customers on journies… Keep Reading
Members of the Harden Junior Rugby league Club took some time out to hear from Rugby League legend, Laurie Daley. The teenagers took part in a talk to 15 and 16 year olds about safe driving in an effort to curb teenage deaths on the NSW roads. “The Knock On Effect” is a presentation by… Keep Reading
Denise Webb, Dee Farrell, Margaret Thornhill, Elizabeth Hyatt and Judy Penalurick. The CWA is known for their baking skills, but they also provide educational scholarships and raise funds for the community. The CWA is raising both funds and awareness around what the CWA does by supporting rural women and their families and friends 2018 has… Keep Reading
Joie Whybrow diving over in the southern end of McLean Oval to score for Group 9 in 2017. Joie Whybrow’s Rugby League career continues to rise, with the U15 Hawks player continuing up the representative ladder. Joie is competing in just his third year in the code and is directing his local side around the… Keep Reading
Harden, to me, is a place of pure kindness and support. We moved here in 2009, ready to start a family. I was a retired athlete and Adam was ready to conquer the pharmacy world. Since then we have been welcomed into the community of Harden with open arms. My husband and I have two… Keep Reading
Last Saturday afternoon saw the Hilltops Choir enjoying a masterclass with Keiren Brandt-Sawdy, musical director of the touring Sydney Male Choir. This was organised by Hilltops Choir’s own musical director, Rodney Clancy. It was a great opportunity for the choir to sing and hear another conductor emphasizing the importance of vowel pronunciation and blending of… Keep Reading
Domesticated Yaks, used to carry supplies and also ridden by mountaineers. The Sun bouncing off the Himalayan peaks and Mandy ascending the mountain range. Asked why this particular trip Mandy Bourlet said, “Having long held a desire to return to the Himalayas after travelling along the Silk Road into Pakistan, this trip attracted me because… Keep Reading
Big Bad Bustling Benny Potts on the charge for the Binalong Brahmans on Friday night at the Binalong Recreation Ground. The Brahmans have kickstarted their season with a hard-fought win, the first of the season in round 5. They must back it up this week with a win against ADFA on Saturday to have a… Keep Reading
Captain Clint Stevens gave away a couple of penalties on Saturday during the match against West Wyalong, however; his contribution was enormous. Stevens was brutal in both attack and defence, leading the forward pack after Coach Adam Walsh tore a calf muscle running onto the field to start the game. When asked what Walsh thought… Keep Reading
Sibelco has delivered on a promise to the Hilltops community by donating $25,000 to the Harden District Education Foundation (HDEF), a local non-profit organisation that assists school leavers in achieving their educational and career goals. This is the final instalment of a four-year commitment made by Sibelco to the HDEF in 2015, bringing the company’s… Keep Reading
David and Coral Lingard of Murrumburrah recently undertook a trip to South Australia and Victoria. While on this trip they took in the Silo Trail area. Coral said, “What a fantastic idea for these disused silos. Each one has a theme painted from the area. Not only are they fantastic to look at but the… Keep Reading
A draft version of the Hilltops Budget – Delivery Program & Operational Plan is currently available on the Hilltops Council website. The Draft has not yet become a resolution of Hilltops Council with Councillors voting it down at the May 9 Extraordinary meeting. A workshop is being held this week where it is expected that… Keep Reading
Luke Brown is the last of a dying breed. A bloke who can say that he played Group 9 for Harden and is still playing George Tooke Shield for Harden now. Not that he would tell you himself. It took a tip off last week that Luke would be lining up for his 150th George… Keep Reading
NSW Farmers welcomes the visits to drought affected areas by the Premier and Minister for Primary Industries this week, but believes the government’s response to the state’s worsening drought conditions must go beyond the appointment of a new drought coordinator. NSW Farmers’ Rural Affairs Committee Chair, Sonia O’Keefe, says many farmers have been or are,… Keep Reading
Farmer Tim Trescowthick took this photo with his drone on his property ‘Roachdale’ at Holbrook on April 24. He said I had the done set up was ready to go and went out and fed the sheep and then exited the paddock. Started snapping with the drone and was a bit surprised how well the… Keep Reading