Cootamundra Herald
Saturday, 28 May
Vandalism is costing ratepayers dearly
Meaningless acts of vandalism have caused thousands of dollars' worth of damage to local parks and put lives at risk with the removal of vital safety equipment from a roadside job site. Blood was found in one toilet where it is believed the offender hurt themselves whilst causing the damage.
Rehabilitation work to begin in Mackay Street
Mackay Street Cootamundra will undergo rehabilitation works which commenced on Monday 23 May 2022. During the pavement works, the entrance to the Cootamundra Caravan Park will be available through the main entrance from the Olney Street direction.
Funding boost for Cootamundra to support recycling infrastructure
Member for Cootamundra, Steph Cooke said more than $4.8 million in co-funding has been announced, with more than $800,000 being delivered in Cootamundra.
Vic pandemic recovery powers on
Mibenge Nsenduluka • 2hrs ago
Hamilton and Harry Potter have proven popular with Victorians taking up the pandemic rebate scheme.
100 year old paddlewheeler sets off on trip from Victoria to Queensland
A 100 year old paddlewheeler from the Murray River in Victoria is on its to its new home in Longreach.
Fears pandemic education fallout not over
The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on children's education is not over, the Smith Family warns.
Qld doctors seek Medicare, health reforms
AMAQ president Maria Boulton says Medicare rebates are no longer keeping up with treatment costs.
Marty Silk
'Crisis response' call to save local news
Harley Dennett
Labor has described a steep rise in newsprint costs as "a terminal threat to local newspapers already on a knife-edge".
Triple-zero crash prompts ambo 'code red'
Victorians were left waiting for assistance after a technical glitch downed the triple-zero system.
Mibenge Nsenduluka and Callum Godde
Will a new Regional Health Division be the right medicine for an ailing system?
Donna Sharpe
The newly appointed Minister for Regional Health, Bronnie Taylor, announced the establishment of the Regional Health Division for NSW Health on Friday. Photo: Sylvie Liber.
Childcarer fined after boy, 5, left on bus
Tim Dornin
A Perth childcare provider was fined $27,000 after a five-year-old boy was left on a locked bus.
Council adds to defib numbers
Almost half Qld ambulance patients ramped
In the first quarter, over 40 per cent of Queensland patients were ramped for more than 30 minutes.
Robyn Wuth
NSW paramedics ramp up industrial action
Jack Gramenz
NSW ambulance workers are fighting for better resourcing and pay.
McCormack welcomes disaster assistance for Cootamundra
Flooding on Pejar Rd, Crookwell.
Texts can help rural heart patients: study
Stephanie Gardiner
Linking rural hospitals to coronary nurses could lessen the risk of heart attack cases being missed.
Trial set to start on potential MND drug
Tim Dornin
Clinical trials are beginning of a drug that may help people with motor neurone disease.
Littleproud to run for Nationals top job
Finbar O'Mallon
Nationals deputy David Littleproud (L) has told Barnaby Joyce he plans to challenge for the top job.
Greens declare victory in Brisbane
Phoebe Loomes and Tess Ikonomou
Greens candidate Stephen Bates has claimed the seat of Brisbane.

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Rehabilitation work to begin in Mackay Street
Mackay Street Cootamundra will undergo rehabilitation works which commenced on Monday 23 May 2022. During the pavement works, the entrance to the Cootamundra Caravan Park will be available through the main entrance from the Olney Street direction.
Vandalism is costing ratepayers dearly
Meaningless acts of vandalism have caused thousands of dollars' worth of damage to local parks and put lives at risk with the removal of vital safety equipment from a roadside job site. Blood was found in one toilet where it is believed the offender hurt themselves whilst causing the damage.

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