scone.com.auArchive for July, 2018
News ArchivesAT approximately 5:30 this evening a white station wagon had a collision with a 4WD on the New England Highway in Aberdeen.
LAST night’s Council meeting began with a presentation from Russell Griffiths a resident of Murrurundi who is frustrated with the lack of response to dangerous dogs in the town.
RESIDENTS of Scone have given consistent feedback to the Scone Medical Practice that they want to see the doctor of their choice and not spend as much time in the waiting room.
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A $500million drought package announced today by the state government isn’t enough but might be an indication that decision makers are beginning to realise the catastrophic situation farmers are in.
LOCAL ambulance said they are at risk when attending accidents on the highway and are glad a new law to slow down when emergency services are on scene will take effect on September 1,
THE Westpac Rescue Helicopter from Tamworth has landed at Moonan Flat to care for a 19 year old male who fell from a horse at Ellerston.
THE Bloom Markets will be on tomorrow at the Scone Public School.
The school fundraiser always attracts a good crowd with plenty of locally crafted products and entertainment for the children.
A former local newspaper editor has described the merger of Fairfax and Nine Entertainment as yet another blow for local newspapers and a media industry expert has described it as like chewing on the last piece of roo meat as we face the second invasion since 1788.
THE Thoroughbred Hotel has just celebrated its first birthday since the major refurbishment, but the footpath out the front has drawn attention for the wrong reasons.
THE majority of people who died on Upper Hunter roads between January 2015 and June 2018 were not local,