Andrew Fisher

Editor at The Grenfell Record

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Supporting Stroke survivors, their families and carers from across Leeds and the surrounding areas.

4 weeks ago | doinggoodleeds.org.uk | Andrew Fisher

For over fifteen years, Roundhay Stroke Support Club in Leeds, has met every second and fourth Thursday of the month at Oakwood Church, Springwood Road in Leeds to support those who have had a Stroke or those who who care for a Stroke survivor. With around 35 members plus a healthy team of volunteers, each meeting provides time for a cuppa and a chat, an interesting talk and a varied programme of entertainment.
Goannas at home on Saturday

Sep 13, 2024 | grenfellrecord.com.au | Andrew Fisher

The Grenfell Goannas will be hosting the Bathurst CSU Mungoes at Lawson Park this Saturday in League Tag (1.40pm) and First Grade (3.00pm). Youth League have a bye. There will also be a Masters match between the Grenfell Dinosaurs and the South Tuggeranong Knights and this annual fixture is known as the Willy Beale Challenge and will kick off at 1.00pm. All three grades were in action last Sunday in the first round of the Woodbridge Cup and following are the match reports.
A night of ballads in lead up to Festival

Sep 13, 2024 | grenfellrecord.com.au | Andrew Fisher

Described as two of the finest interpreters of Australian traditional folk music, Chloe and Jason Roweth are set to raise spirits and funds in the name of the 2024 Henry Lawson Festival at the Grenfell Showground Pavilion on Saturday, April 27. Support a worthy local cause and have a great night out enjoying ballads and yarns from 7pm. The Millthorpe locals have been in the industry for over three decades and have recorded 25 albums.
The bush's greatest team

Sep 11, 2024 | cowraguardian.com.au | Andrew Fisher

The now defunct Mandurama Reds rugby league team was once so successful it was able to attract a potential Kangaroo and advertised for a coach at Sydney wages. Public historian Sam Guthrie who grew up near Mandurama and now lives in Belfast, Northern Ireland has been trying to seek funding for a oral history project telling the story of Mandurama through the lens of its former rugby league team.
Women's soccer win over Waratahs

Sep 11, 2024 | cowraguardian.com.au | Andrew Fisher

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Minister responds to crime spree

Sep 11, 2024 | cowraguardian.com.au | Andrew Fisher

Police minister Yasmin Catley has responded to questions from the Cowra Guardian regarding a series of break-ins, theft and vandalism over the span of 10 days. Cafe Ruze was targeted twice during the crime spree as were KFC, Angelo Lazarou's barber shop, Kous, Cafe on Kendal.
Charged with break ins

Sep 11, 2024 | cowraguardian.com.au | Andrew Fisher

Cowra Police are continuing inquiries after charging a 20 year-old and a 17 year-old allegedly involved in a series of break and enters in Cowra recently. Police issued a statement on Monday announcing a teen was expected to face court after being charged following an investigation into multiple property-related offences in the state's Central West.
Care is a key ingredient

Sep 11, 2024 | cowraguardian.com.au | Andrew Fisher

This National Meals on Wheels Day (Wednesday, August 28), thousands of volunteers will serve up care, connection and comradery to Australians in need, a key ingredient of the iconic, essential service. For thousands of older Australians, a delicious, nutritious meal delivered to their door by a friendly volunteer not only keeps them well-nourished and able to live independently and well in their own home but also enables them to remain socially connected.
Editor retiring after more than 40 years

Sep 11, 2024 | cowraguardian.com.au | Andrew Fisher

Normally this section of the paper is filled with thoughts and opinions on the headlines of the day but we think it's only fitting, in his last edition of the Cowra Guardian, to acknowledge the man who is the backbone of this paper - the editor, Andrew Fisher. This edition marks Andrew's last after more than four decades of dedication not only to Cowra but to communities across the Central West.
New Minister for the Presbyterians

Sep 11, 2024 | cowraguardian.com.au | Andrew Fisher

Len Woonings, a recent theological graduate of Christ College, Sydney, moved to Cowra in January with his wife Bec and two daughters Lucy and Emma, into the Manse at St Peter's Presbyterian Church. On Saturday, August 17 at 1.30pm at the church at 48 Macquarie Street he will be ordained as a minister of the Presbyterian Church of Australia and inducted into the Parish of Cowra. All are welcome to attend this service and would be very warmly welcomed.