Dylan Smith

Tucson

Editor and Co-Publisher at Tucson Sentinel

Editor & Co-Publisher, @TucsonSentinel | (((Enemy of the People))) | Founding Chair @LIONPubs | Ethics @spj_tweets | Drummer, desert rat

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Articles

Service pins awarded at Narrabri VIEW Club meeting

1 week ago | narrabricourier.com.au | Dylan Smith

Narrabri VIEW Club held its monthly meeting on Wednesday, May 28, where four ladies received their 10-year service pins. For a small club this is an amazing milestone showing the commitment of VIEW (Voice, Interests and Education of Women) members to their fundraising for Smith Family with the aim of education equality and also empowerment for women. To order photos from this page click here
NHS army cadets meet with officials

1 week ago | narrabricourier.com.au | Dylan Smith

This week Narrabri High School student and army cadets, Leondre Smith, Lucas Summers-Lawler, Rodney Gibbs-Eulo and Callum Lawler, had the honour of meeting with John Hageman, executive officer Australian Army Cadets BDE and Mark Mulheron, formation safety advisor. The meeting was held at the school and positive conversations were had about the potential for establishing an Army Cadets site at Narrabri. Currently, our students travel every week to Tamworth to attend Army Cadets training.
Blue Boars' Dangar Park gets a glow-up

1 week ago | narrabricourier.com.au | Dylan Smith

Sporting enthusiasts might have noticed the Narrabri Rugby Club has had a magnificent makeover, including a new grandstand and fence at Dangar Park. The rugby ground’s glow up is just another reason to show up this Saturday for Old Boars Day and to cheer on the mighty Narrabri Blue Boars as they take on the Moree Bulls.
Lions Auxiliary unveils lawn cemetery seating project

1 week ago | narrabricourier.com.au | Dylan Smith

The Narrabri Lions Auxiliary has celebrated its most recent addition to the community, with four benches installed at the Narrabri Lawn Cemetery. Cemetery visitors are now able to sit and reflect while visiting the graves of their loved ones. The Lions Auxiliary thanked its contributing partners and hopes to make the seating project an ongoing development if funds allow.
What’s worth building: A conversation that matters

1 week ago | narrabricourier.com.au | Dylan Smith

By Ben Hennessy, Hennessy Real EstateAt Hennessy Real Estate, we’ve always believed that the heart of what we do is more than just bricks and mortar. It’s about people – and the lives we’re lucky enough to walk alongside, whether that’s through buying a first home, building an investment portfolio, or simply trusting us to help make good decisions through changing times. For over a decade, we’ve grown our business by staying true to two core values: authenticity and accountability.
Large-scale mock emergency exercise staged at airport

1 week ago | narrabricourier.com.au | Dylan Smith

Narrabri’s emergency services have come together to test and refine their response capabilities with a large-scale mock emergency exercise at Narrabri Airport. The initiative was hosted through the Narrabri Shire Local Emergency Management Committee and was able to proceed thanks to funding received from the Premier’s Department used for a facilitator to coordinate the emergency. The mock incident, a 34-seat aircraft accident, saw local agencies collaborate on their response.
Police seek information about theft of almost 300 sheep

1 week ago | narrabricourier.com.au | Dylan Smith

The Rural Crime Prevention Team – NSW Police Force attached to the Oxley Police District at Gunnedah are seeking information from the public in relation to the theft of around 300 mixed aged sheep from a rural property on the Newell Highway, Narrabri. The sheep were allegedly stolen between February 2025 and May 2025. They are ‘Australian Whites’ and predominantly ewes, with a smaller number of weaners and lambs amongst them.
Illegal waste containing asbestos dumped in Wee Waa

1 week ago | narrabricourier.com.au | Dylan Smith

Narrabri Shire Council has temporarily closed the Wee Waa waste transfer facility due to the illegal dumping of demolition material containing asbestos. Last week, council advised that the transfer station had closed to the public as a result of the incident. “We are investigating the contamination issue to identify the extent of the problem,” council said in its update.
Shire council building reopens after small fire

1 week ago | narrabricourier.com.au | Dylan Smith

The Narrabri Shire Council Maitland Street administration building has re-opened following a small kitchen fire. Emergency services responded to the incident on Friday, June 6. The building remained closed last week as the smell of smoke and fumes impacted part of the building. Council reopened the building on Friday, with usual in-person customer service resuming, alongside council’s phone and email services.
Young Cotton Achiever of the Year award finalists announced

1 week ago | narrabricourier.com.au | Dylan Smith

The finalists for the 2025 Cotton Research and Development Corporation (CRDC) Chris Lehmann Young Cotton Achiever of the Year award have been announced by Cotton Australia, with the recipient to be named at the Cotton Collective in Toowoomba in August. In previous weeks, the North West Magazine has also showcased the finalists for the Bayer Cotton Grower of the Year, the AgriRisk High Achiever of the Year and Cotton Seed Distributors Researcher of the Year awards.