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LEADER: Mick Watson, 35 years in coal and 12 years head of the mine workers' union in this region. Meeting Nelson Mandela as part of a delegation with Bob Hawke was a moment he treasured. The Centenary Medal recognised his contribution to Australian life. The irony of a letter with it, signed by John Howard, was not lost on him.

Vale Mick Watson: Branxton boy plays his final round

Mick Watson, union leader, Branxton identity, dies at 78

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Optus customers are urged to watch out for contact from scammers who may have your personal information. File picture

ACM has compiled a list of current scams identified on sites dedicated to informing people about fraudulent and dishonest activities.

Scamwatch: Data breach leaves Optus customers vulnerable

Princess Elizabeth, a 2nd Subaltern in the ATS standing in front of an ambulance. Picture: Imperial War Museum

COVID-19 can be transmitted for up to 10 days after you test positive so NSW Health strongly recommends wearing a mask when in an indoor setting that is not your home and avoid healthcare, aged care, disability or correctional settings.

STATE MATTERS | Paying tribute to the life and service of Her Late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II

Participants who completed the Mental Health First Aid course at the Jerrys Plains School of Arts Hall. Picture supplied.

Community grants funding from HVO

Dan Repacholi with federal Treasurer Jim Chalmers at the National Jobs and Skills Summit held in Canberra last week. Picture supplied.

Over the last couple of weeks, I have hosted several local Jobs and Skills Roundtables in the lead up to the National Jobs and Skills Summit held in Canberra last week.

Building a bigger workforce that boosts income and living standards

Greg McDonald, Mayor Maurice Collison, Dave Layzell, Pat Ryan and committee members Clare Martin and Shirley Hocking at Merriwa Racecourse in August 2022.

These upgrades will allow the racecourse to host more community events, including overnight stays and 'overflow' camping areas for the Merriwa Campdraft and Merriwa Springtime Show.

Upgrades pave way for more events