Assessments for ADHD could be done locally by your GP if new reforms can be taken up in the western plains.

The Aboriginal Legal Service is appealing for more resources to deal with the fallout from new laws that start 1 July.

The recent CWA state conference set the agenda for tackling topics of importance to country communities in the coming year.

Some major works are in the mix for a redevelopment that will soon be up for public comment.

Greyhound Racing NSW has withdrawn their support for this year's most western racing event.

Warren Shire Council has issued a notice amending the timing of planned roadworks due to forecast wet weather.

Local coaches and players have welcomed the announcement of a Multi-Sport Coalition with Government.

Two men are in custody after firing shots at a car in Pilliga village.

Tottenham's dirt track hero made it to the podium after three torrid days in the dust.

A stalwart of Narromine's Fire & Rescue team was farewelled by his crew and his grateful community.

Shires in the Far North West group will be testing electric vehicles over the next 3 months.

A sharp rise in flu cases in the west has health professionals joining the call to get people vaccinated.

Two long-serving local watering holes are under new ownership.

With a jump in superannuation already looming, small businesses say proposed 'payday super' laws could send many over the cliff.

It can work to bring medicos to country towns so local services rolled out the welcome mat for a busload of visiting med students.

The exhibition officially opened on Friday but the doors remain open for you.

A man has died in an aircraft accident at Albert yesterday.

Residents of neighbouring shires are invited to take part in a jam-packed festival program.

A single-vehicle accident this morning saw a woman airlifted to Dubbo hospital.

There are still some boxes to be ticked before approval is granted for Narromine's new solar project