Deniliquin News

Truck joins local fleet

Deniliquin Fire + Rescue NSW is better equipped after welcoming a newer truck to its fleet. The 2011 Class 2 pumper has replaced its 2001 Class 2 pumper as primary vehicle, with FRNSW Inspector Frank Finlay handing over the keys last Friday. Brigade...

Olivia Duffey

Come in, take a seat

Pubs, clubs and restaurants will be allowed to seat up to 50 patrons from next Monday, June 1. It is the next step in relaxing the state’s Coronavirus related restrictions, and announced just one week after cafes and restaurants were allowed to...

Olivia Duffey

Naponda funds cover cost of equipment

Naponda has been serving the community for 50 years and is the last hospital auxiliary in Deniliquin. The auxiliary has been supporting the Deniliquin Hospital for all this time, but it’s their most recent efforts that stand out. ‘‘In the past...

Deniliquin Pastoral Times

Naponda funds cover cost of equipment

Naponda has been serving the community for 50 years and is the last hospital auxiliary in Deniliquin. The auxiliary has been supporting the Deniliquin Hospital for all this time, but it’s their most recent efforts that stand out. ‘‘In the past...

Deniliquin Pastoral Times

50 years of support

Naponda Hospital Auxiliary held its inaugural meeting on May 26, 1970 and grew out of the mutual desire of a group of Deniliquin and district women who were keen to do some sort of voluntary work in the community and at the same time enjoy each...

Deniliquin Pastoral Times

Cressy St progressing well

Stage two of the reconstruction of Cressy St is expected to start next week as contractor Quarrell Civil Construction finishes the section between Hardinge and Napier Sts. The contractor will also start the reconstruction of Waring Gardens, doing...

Olivia Duffey

Disaster avoided

Former Deniliquin man Damian Betts narrowly avoided disaster when severe storms hit Geelong last week. The western suburbs of the city suffered severe winds and rain in the early hours last Wednesday, leaving some people with uninhabitable homes and...

Jamie Lowe

LHAC projects progress

While Coronavirus restrictions have meant groups cannot host meetings in person, the Deniliquin Local Health Advisory Committee has taken advantage of modern technology to continue progressing its projects within the community. LHAC members have...

Deniliquin Pastoral Times

Dryer catches alight

A clothes dryer caught fire at a Victoria St home in Deniliquin on Friday evening, prompting a safety warning from Deniliquin Fire and Rescue Captain Martin Smith. Firefighters were called at 7.35pm. The fire was out when they arrived, with damage...

Deniliquin Pastoral Times

Congratulations Naponda

A message from NSW United Hospital Auxiliary president Linda Swales: Firstly I wish to commend the United Hospital Auxiliaries of NSW Naponda, branch of Deniliquin, for their initiative and inspiring contribution with ideas and with COVID-19. They...

Deniliquin Pastoral Times

Talkback: Damage being investigated, wrong number, friendly kookaburra and more

Several of the newly planted trees on Crispe St have been damaged in past weeks. Detective Inspector Jy Brown said police are aware people have been ‘‘breaking the trees off’’ from the ground. ‘‘We are definitely looking into this,’’...

Deniliquin Pastoral Times

Serving the community for 50 years

Naponda Hospital Auxiliary started with a ‘‘vibrant group of young mothers’’ 50 years ago today, and is now the sole surviving hospital auxiliary in our community. The primary purpose of the auxiliary is to raise money for Deniliquin...

Olivia Duffey

Deni driver in Alfred Hospital following crash

A 21 year-old Deniliquin man was airlifted to the Alfred Hospital following a single vehicle collision just outside town on Wakool Rd, on Saturday night. Police said the vehicle left the road about 8pm, west of Bradley Lane, and collided with a tree...

Deniliquin Pastoral Times

Calls to disband MDBA

Calls to disband the Murray-Darling Basin Authority are mounting, especially in Liberal and National Party circles. Last week the federal Member for Nicholls Damian Drum told Federal Parliament that breaking up the MDBA was essential and its various...

Deniliquin Pastoral Times

Volunteer Week: Volunteers help keep Golf Club running

When you read about the success of Deniliquin Golf Club in recent years there is one word that stands out – volunteers. The club has a band of more than 70 volunteers who help with virtually every aspect of the organisation – from voluntary...

Jamie Lowe

Volunteer Week: Deniliquin’s Hidden Treasures

The Hidden Treasures Honour Roll celebrates rural women volunteers and last year nine local women were acknowledged for their hard work. Deniliquin’s 2019 Hidden Treasures nominees - Judith Bond, Carol David, Judy Doddridge, Gillian Fraser...

Olivia Duffey

Volunteer Week: Twins still helping

Twin sisters Virginia Bult and Cleone McAllister have been long-time volunteers for Naponda Hospital Auxiliary. Cleone and Virginia moved to Deniliquin in 1960 at the age of 17 years. They lived in the original Police Station house next door to the...

Deniliquin Pastoral Times

New riverview vision

Demolition of the iconic Riverview Motel has made way for a prime riverview frontage subdivision at the entrance to McLean Beach. Frank and Di Rinaldi are in the process of having what was originally the Wenbern Lodge Motor Inn subdivided, and are...

Olivia Duffey

Nominations open for Choices program

Essential Energy is asking for the community to help decide which local organisations need a bit of ‘empowering’. Following a successful launch in 2019, the Community Choices program is back to support the local groups that are part of the...

Daniel Hughes