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Greta residents stand strong

BY ALEX TIGANI

Residents of Greta congregated around the main road on ANZAC Day for this year’s parade and service.

Even Group 21 competition for 2023?

BY ALEX TIGANI

A season opening draw between Scone and Muswellbrook has prompted Group 21 water cooler conversations across the region.

Migrant memories shared at the Hall

BY ALEX TIGANI

Helen Scott (nee Lidwinski) could not help but get emotional when opening the Greta Army and Migrant Camp Gallery Wall at the Branxton Community Hall on Monday morning.

Guard of Honour Says it All

BY DI SNEDDON

When you see a heavy police presence you automatically associate it with crime.

Let there be light

BY ALEX TIGANI

This Saturday, Australia decides.
It is the term we hear each Federal Election and, at ground level, all eyes have been on the Hunter’s nine candidates in the lead up.

Harlan trots to the podium

BY ALEX TIGANI

Another two silver medals also made their way to the Upper Hunter.

Hunter Shines at State Tidy Towns Awards

BY DI SNEDDON

Barely an award announcement at last weekend’s New South Wales Tidy Towns Award presentation was made without some reference to the Hunter region.

Migrant Camp Author Prays for Ukraine

BY ALEX TIGANI

Greta Migrant camp historian Alek Schulha has been vocal this month.

Colts unite for Zane

BY ALEX TIGANI

The Greta Branxton Colts are rallying behind one of their bravest players.

Back to the finals

BY ALEX TIGANI

The Greta Branxton Colts thought that their season had come to an end.

Stewart claims singles three-peat

BY ALEX TIGANI

There is no stopping Jason Stewart at the age of 40.

New Coles proves worth the wait

BY ALEX TIGANI

Hundreds of locals ventured down to the new Huntlee Coles for the supermarket’s opening day of operation last Wednesday.

GREAT NEWS: (Left to right) Lotta Jackson (General Manager of Cessnock City Council), Cr Bob Pynsent (Cessnock City Mayor), Tony Gates (Member of the Branxton Greta Memorial Cycleway organisation), Brian Furner (RSL sub-branch president), Brett Wild (Chairman of the Branxton Greta Memorial Cycleway organisation) and Justin Fitzpatrick-Barr (Director of Works and Infrastructure).