The Hilltops Phoenix

16/06/2026

The second Silo Sounds concert for the year will be held in Murrumburrah at the end of the month.

Tickets are available on Humanitix or at the door.

Adults are $40, concession $30 and children are free.

Book ahead to help cater for the High Tea that follows the concert.

For enquiries, contact Stewart on 0423 090 912.

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The second Silo Sounds concert for the year will be held in Murrumburrah at the end of the month.

15/06/2026

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15/06/2026

Following the success of the first screening last year, there will be a second screening of the movie Just A Farmer in Harden Murrumburrah.

The free evening includes a community dinner before the screening of the movie, as well as a Q and A panel following on afterwards.

Attendees can register at https://events.humanitix.com/just-a-farmer-harden-murrumburrah-2026 or by calling Harden Country Club on (02) 6386 2483.

Full story here: https://www.hilltopsphoenix.com.au/second-just-a-farmer-screening-for-harden

Following the success of the first screening last year, there will be a second screening of the movie Just A Farmer in Harden Murrumburrah.

15/06/2026

Following the success of the first screening last year, there will be a second screening of the movie Just A Farmer in Harden Murrumburrah.

The free evening includes a community dinner before the screening of the movie, as well as a Q and A panel following on afterwards.

Attending the Q and A panel will be film writer, producer and performer Leila McDougall; John Harper of Mate Helping Mate; Emma Bromham, Su***de Prevention Lead at Murrumbidgee Primary Health Network; and Dr Amila Panangala, known locally as Dr Rawee, from Kruger Medical Centre.

The discussion will explore rural identity, mental health, resilience, su***de prevention, local support pathways and the role of everyday conversations in strengthening rural communities.

The event wil be held on Saturday the 20th of June at the Harden Country Club.

Arrival and registration will commence from 5.15pm. The community dinner will take place at 6pm, before the movie commences at 7pm.

Harden Local Health Advisory Committee (LHAC) and Harden Murrumburrah Regional Development Corporation (HRDC) have worked together to deliver the second screening and create the community event.

Harden LHAC Vice Chair Angla Leitner said the committee wanted people to feel comfortable attending, whether they came with family, friends, neighbours or on their own.

“Our hope is that people feel welcome from the moment they arrive,” Ms Leitner said.

“This is about community, connection and making space for conversations that can genuinely help people.”

HRDC CEO Melissa Pinney said the organisation was pleased to support the committee’s work.

“Harden LHAC has shown real leadership in bringing this important conversation back to the community,” Ms Pinney said.

“HRDC is pleased to support the committee through the grant and administration processes, helping ensure the event can be delivered as a welcoming, accessible community screening.”

Registration is requested to assist with seating and dietary requirements.

Attendees can register at https://events.humanitix.com/just-a-farmer-harden-murrumburrah-2026 or by calling Harden Country Club on (02) 6386 2483.

Full story here: https://www.hilltopsphoenix.com.au/second-just-a-farmer-screening-for-harden

14/06/2026

14/06/2026

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14/06/2026

Special conditions are often overlooked when signing a contract, yet they can have a significant impact on the rights and obligations of the parties involved.

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Special conditions are often overlooked when signing a contract, yet they can have a significant impact on the rights and obligations of the parties involved.

13/06/2026

WINTER WARMTH AND WARBLES...

It's time to inject a welcome dose of heart-warming into winter with a fabulous Sunday afternoon recital. Powerhouse artist and operatic tenor Andrew Goodwin is pairing up with much-loved pianist, composer, accompanist and recording artist John Martin for a wonderful afternoon with a mixed bag of lieder, art songs and cross-over items in the historic Ross Memorial Church, Murrumburrah. These internationally recognised musicians will fill the marvellous acoustic space with their unique ability to entertain, delight and reach your soul with their carefully curated program utilising the magnificent Yamaha S6X concert grand piano. Silo Sounds Inc proudly proclaims the recital date, 28th June, for a 2.00 pm start. Shivers on this winter afternoon will only be from the wonder of the music-making of two of Australia's finest musicians.

13/06/2026

Students from Boorowa Central School and Murrumburrah High School joined Member for Cootamundra Steph Cooke in NSW Parliament recently.

The students made the trip as part of the annual Secondary Schools Student Leadership Program.

Belle Riles and Mylee Taylor from Boorowa Central School and Jayden Steele and Lillian Dare from Murrumburrah High School travelled to Sydney as part of the program which gives student leaders the opportunity to meet elected representatives and engage directly with the state’s decision-makers.

The program is delivered jointly by the NSW Parliament’s Education and Engagement team and Government House.

Students from across the region attended.

Attending from surrounding schools were Angus Donald and Samantha Crooks from Gundagai High School, Matika Simmons and William Chisholm from Junee High School, Matari Johnson and Hannah Beer from Narrandera High School, Connor Hawksworth and Cooper Gersbach from Temora High School, Jethro Fenton and Bridie Forde from The Henry Lawson High School, Eva McCubbin and Alex Jackson from Ungarie Central School, Emmerson Buchegger and Millar Dyason from Coolamon Central School and Eliza Cowell and Will Helling from Cootamundra High School.

Full story here: https://www.hilltopsphoenix.com.au/hilltops-students-head-to-nsw-parliament