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Food vendors wanted as NYE party takes shape

Published on 17 December 2024

"It's free to host a food stall and both commercial and community groups are welcome."

Art by HSC students on show

Published on 03 December 2024

"A showcase of young talent."

Womens Memorial Survey

Published on 03 December 2024

Have your say on the future location of the Women's Memorial.

Surrenders suspended due to Parvo

Published on 29 November 2024

"Hopefully this Parvo outbreak clears quickly."

Free traps to help control fruit fly numbers

Published on 13 November 2024

"Locals will still have to use standard female fruit fly traps to protect their fruit."

Sponsorship open for major events

Published on 30 October 2024

Expressions of interest are now open.

Nominations now open for Christmas Pageant and afterparty

Published on 30 October 2024

"Early nominations really help."

Australia Day Award nominations open

Published on 18 October 2024

"This is an opportunity to honor those who go above and beyond in challenging times."

Hickey returns as Deputy Mayor

Published on 10 October 2024

"He has shown great initiative with regard to advocacy and lobbying."

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Upcoming events

2024 Maari Ma Indigenous Art Awards (MMIAA)

18 December 2024

The Broken Hill City Art Gallery, in collaboration with Maari Ma Health Aboriginal Health Corporation and West Darling Arts, is proud to present the 2024 Maari Ma Indigenous Art Awards. This exhibition showcases an inspiring selection of artworks by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists from the Maari Ma and West Darling Arts region, reflecting diverse artistic practices and stories.

Charlotte Haywood: Same time/Same place (COEXISTENCE)

18 December 2024

Charlotte Haywood's "Same time/Same place (COEXISTENCE)" playfully explores the idea of a multispecies ephemeral opera on Wilkalyia and Barkandji Country. Her work explores the intersection of natural systems and cultural stories, creating immersive installations that celebrate the connections between landscapes, species, and human experiences.

Wampa-waru

18 December 2024

Wampa-waru brings together Barbara Quayle, Tannya Quayle, Jade Cicak, David Doyle, and Shaun Kemp in an exhibition that honours their family’s deep connection to land, heritage, and kinship. Named after the Barkindji word for quail, the exhibition reflects their shared history and resilience through artworks that embody identity, country, and ancestral strength.