Local real estate and livestock agent, David Russell, proprietor of Nutrien Russell Ag Solutions, earned two major awards last week at the 2025 Harcourts Australian National Awards. The awards recognise excellence across key real estate categories, highlighting the dedication, innovation, and success of professionals making an impact both nationally and globally. David was named the No. 1 Rural Sales Consultant (from a group of 100 Rural Sales Specialists throughout Australia) and was also recognised as the No. 6 Sales Consultant out of approximately 1,700 consultants throughout the Harcourts Group. David and his wife Gail are pictured above at the awards at The Star on the Gold Coast on Wednesday night. Photo contributed
Local real estate and livestock agent, David Russell, proprietor of Nutrien Russell Ag Solutions, earned two major awards last week at the 2025 Harcourts Australian National Awards. The awards recognise excellence across key real estate categories, highlighting the dedication, innovation, and success of professionals making an impact both nationally and globally. David was named the No. 1 Rural Sales Consultant (from a group of 100 Rural Sales Specialists throughout Australia) and was also recognised as the No. 6 Sales Consultant out of approximately 1,700 consultants throughout the Harcourts Group. David and his wife Gail are pictured above at the awards at The Star on the Gold Coast on Wednesday night. Photo contributed
Outback Outloud’s community podcast and oral history recording project by Outback Arts, delivered in partnership with Signal Creative, is about to launch their Season 4 recordings which include interviews with Nymagee locals. Season 4, a powerful new chapter in its storytelling journey, features the unique voices, traditions and aspirations of […]
Cobar’s little bookworms celebrated some big reading milestones in their 1,000 Books Before School program on Friday, with one reader, Teddie Prisk, having already clocked up a tally of 1,000 books this year. Since Cobar Library’s reading incentive program for pre-schoolers commenced in January this year, more than 20 young […]
The Cobar Rural Fire Control Centre’s Operations Room has been dedicated to honour a former Noona Brigade member Neil Hudson. At 39, Ernest Neil Hudson paid the ultimate sacrifice when he lost his life on January 4, 1975 after he suffered severe burns fighting bush fires on December 19, 1974. […]
