Brewarrina's children had a visit from local legend Colin Hardy and some other special guests last week.

Police are calling for public assistance to find a boy missing from Coonamble.

A new 'No body, no parole' law has received widespread support, including from the association representing families of Missing Persons.

Visitors to the region are getting bogged in increasing numbers so Walgett Shire Council has suggestions for safe travel on the region's roads.

Walgett Shire Council has announced the closure of the artesian baths at Burren Junction.

After so many cancellations owners, trainers and jockeys welcomed the chance for a run at Cobar.

Planning and persistence have created a new facility that puts youth at the forefront.

Fill your shed with some goodies!! Check out the online clearing sale through Auctions plus for "Loyola". You will find the link by going to the sale-o section on the App.

A tight tussle throughout and a match-making move in the final seconds made the Castlereagh League Grand Final one to remember.

With further flooding expected downstream of Warren, a couple bogged west of Quambone were rescued after five nights of isolation.

Local residents are being called on to help add to Warren's public art collection.

The skirl of bagpipes drew the crowds on a damp evening in Condobolin.

Narromine girl Charlotte Vincent is the inspiration for a tribe of supporters who will be donning the running shoes tomorrow.

Conflicting landuses that put native forests at risk are part of the complex debate about where we will source timber to meet ongoing demand.

The annual Get Ready weekend gets underway today and residents across the Western Plains are urged not to be complacent as fuel loads build.

Last weekend's Pave The Way art festival was a roaring success in Gulargambone, where renowned artists and the public alike were welcomed to paint the town.

Agriculture bodies have expressed their concerns over a third La Nina events, but some local farmers are more optimistic.

The NSW Government issued an Emergency Order earlier today that puts extra responsibilities on beekeepers across the state in the quest to reduce the varroa mite risk.

As the rainfall arrives with the predicted front, residents and landowners along already high rivers are preparing for more flood impacts.

Drivers urged to stay vigilant on the roads, with a recent two-vehicle crash in Tullibigeal leaving six people injured.