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James meets Vincent
24 May 12 | James Hines, a 10-year-old violin student from Jindabyne who was a 2012 recipient of the Tim Draxl Performing Arts scholarship, was delighted to meet Jessie Regan and Vincent Edwards at the Musica da Camera performance in Cooma recently.
The Wolgol Hut - Bring life back to Kiandra
24 May 12 | With the refurbishing of the Wolgol Hut and its availability for accommodation the once Ghost Town of Kiandra is coming back to life, be it ever so slowly.
24 May 12 | Telstra is offering customers in Thredbo a series of tips to help them become ‘digital ready’ and avoid missing their favourite programs when analogue television is switched off in the area on June 5.
Dalgety show society and women's day get major funding boost
24 May 12 | Dalgety Show Society has received a cheque for $15,000 from Member for Monaro John Barilaro to purchase portable yards for the team penning event held every October.
CWA - 90 years of achieving
17 May 12 | The 90th birthday of the Country Women’s Association of New South Wales (CWA) is an amazing achievement of this volunteer organisation and it was celebrated in style at its annual general meeting and conference from May 7 - 10 in Blacktown Workers’ Club.
Young drivers get moving
17 May 12 | Year 12 students from Jindabyne Central School and Snowy Mountains Grammar were the first to participate in the recent Snowy Hydro Young Driver Training Program.
Students focus on new NAPLAN tests
17 May 12 | Snowy Mountains Grammar students are utilising new technology to expand their learning capabilities.
It’s snow time again
17 May 12 | It’s only three weeks to go until the start of the 2012 snow season and Perisher has already kicked-off snowmaking operations, beginning over the recent Mother’s Day weekend.
Perisher counts down to opening weekend
10 May 12 | Excitement is in the air as Australia’s favourite winter playground Perisher commences its four week countdown to the opening long weekend, when the gates open to snow lovers to mark the official start of the 2012 season.
Poetry launch
10 May 12 | Lesley Dixon was an Australian poet and mum who raised her family in country Victoria in the 60’s and 70’s.
Family cash payment right on budget
10 May 12 | Jindabyne residents struggling with rising households bills have been thrown a financial lifeline in the form of this year’s federal budget.
Volunteers kept busy at Tin Mines Hut
10 May 12 | The NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPSW) and the Illawarra Alpine Club continued their Easter tradition this year by restoring and tidying the Tin Mines mess and managers huts in Kosciuszko National Park.
School riders battle it out
10 May 12 | Three perfect autumn days greeted the one hundred and thirty riders who converged at Dalgety Showground on the weekend for the 13th annual Snowy Mountains Grammar School (SMGS) Interschools Equestrian competition.
New defibrillator ready at Jindabyne Visitor Centre
03 May 12 | NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) staff at the Jindabyne office are trained and ready to use their new defibrillator, but they would rather meet you over a chat than a serious medical emergency.
Help for wildlife group
03 May 12 | National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) has again shown its support for the local wildlife group providing an annual cheque for $3000 to assist in the group’s workwith injured and orphaned wildlife in the region.
03 May 12 | ON Sunday, April 29 the Dalgety Show Society held a barbecue at the Dalgety showground to bestow awards on four of its members.
Eco-friendly rubbish trucks for the Snowy
03 May 12 | The Snowy River Shire Council has launched two new environmentally friendly waste collection vehicles.
Anzac memorial flight dedicated to Ron McCallum
26 Apr 12 | Every year, for as many years as the members of Jindabyne Aero club can remember, local returned service man Ron McCallum has flown over Jindabyne with a member of the Jindabyne Aero club during the ANZAC day service.
Traditional Thai music comes to Jindabyne
26 Apr 12 | Singer and songwriter Paul Longley is new to Jindabyne but his music is already being talked about after performances at local restaurants and the child care centre.
Reynella rides high with their first ecotourism award
26 Apr 12 | Reynella Kosciuszko Rides at Adaminaby - which has been operating for 40 years - is the first horse trek company in NSW to achieve ecotourism accreditation in Kosciuszko National Park.
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