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Trackside with Cowra Little Athletics
6:23 PM | As the deluge of rain poured down over Twigg Oval last Thursday a mixture of sighs of relief and disappointment were heard throughout the town. For those athletes who were looking forward to competing in the hurdles events, and for the saddest one of them all, Bradley, who missed out on his beloved javelin for the second time, cheer up guys, you get to have another go in Week 14, when the weather will be just perfect for an afternoon of competition - hopefully.
Canowindra v's Bowling Club
6:21 PM | CANOWINDRA V’S BOWLING CLUB Bowling Club traveled to Canowindra on Saturday to do battle with the “Tigers’ in the return to the first grade competition proper after the brief 20/20 comp. Canowindra won the toss and asked Bowling Club to bat first.
Summer soccer prepares for wet February
6:20 PM | SUMMER SOCCER We appreciate the extra effort from a few teams covering others’ refereeing duties. Everyone appreciates having the referee there, even if only needed a few times.
Stingrays in form at rep carnivals
6:18 PM | Representative Swimming The Clayton’s summer hasn’t proved a deterrent to the dedicated Cowra Stringrays swimmers. The majority of swimmers trained through the holidays in preparation for the upcoming District Championships and school carnival circuit.
6:17 PM | The last time Joe Williams stepped into the ring, he ended up flat on his back early in the second round after walking into a big left hook from Central Coast boxer Brendan “The Bomber” Batty.
New Aussies take the oath
6:15 PM | Cowra resident David Livingstone is one of Australia’s newest citizens after making his pledge to the country at the shire’s Australia Day Service. Mayor Cr Bill West led Mr Livingstone and fellow new citizen Omani Nofoagatotoa in their pledges at the ceremony, before handing them their citizenship certificates and a commemorative gold coin.
Advancing international goodwill
6:13 PM | Cowra Rotary moved its Thursday meeting last week to Saturday night to coincide with a visit from Rotary Australia World Community Service (RAWCS) Eastern Region annual meeting.
6:12 PM | Wednesday, February 8 Boat or jetski licence course, book now 1300 889 321. Thursday, February 9 Canimbla CWA meeting, Cowra Showground pavilion at 10am.
6:11 PM | Many gardeners have a secret weapon for growing supersized fruit and vegetables. For this 600 plus gram tomato, there was no mysterious formula, says grower Anna Kusetac.
6:09 PM | The race is on to register Clean Up sites for 2012. Mark your calendar – the annual Clean Up Australia Day will be March 4, 2012 and the Clean Up team has their sights set on increasing the number of site registrations.
6:08 PM | Emergency services were called to a single vehicle roll over on Monday morning where a 44-year-old Cowra woman was airlifted by the NSW Air Ambulance to the intensive care unit at Goulburn Hospital in a serious but stable condition.
6:00 PM | THE 2012 Australian Women's Health Diary has been released and the Breast Cancer Institute of Australia is asking women to consider buying a copy as a gift or for themselves.
5:18 PM | A SEVERE thunderstorm warning has been issued for Orange with the Bureau of Meteorology warning of flash flooding, large hailstones and damaging winds over the next few hours.
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Police senior constable charged with dangerous driving
4:34 PM | A police officer has been charged with dangerous driving and negligent driving after he crashed into a power pole during a pursuit.
Uden video finally available
4:27 PM | Here is the video no one wanted the community to see. Wagga City councillor Clint Uden escaped conviction for his offensive language and behaviour in threatening the Capital Nightclub after he was refused entry in September.  | CommentsComments (9) | Hiscock - Uden needs to go | Uden apologises
4:09 PM | THE Bureau of Meteorology has issued a Flood Watch for the South Coast, including Moruya.
Castle Hill RSL search for 2012 youth ambassador
4:07 PM | Castle Hill RSL have opened their a competition to find the club's 2012 youth ambassador.
The gloves are on for Haddin and Wade
4:07 PM | Reg Hatton deserves a footnote for making the most doomed representative debut in sporting history.
The gloves are on for Haddin and Wade
4:06 PM | Reg Hatton deserves a footnote for making the most doomed representative debut in sporting history.
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