A local organisation in need
SIR, – The Tumut and District Neighbourhood Centre first opened on December 31, 1981, at 173a Wynyard Street, Tumut and still resides there today. The...
Ill-advised councillors need to take blinkers off
Sir, - Our voted representatives are at it again, making decision on a subject they know nothing about, and without proper consultation with those...
The simpler things in life
SIR, – They say the only things certain in life are death and taxes. Allow me to add a third. I propose that here in Tumut...
Mayor praises concert
Sir, - As neighbours to the Tumut Showground we have nothing but praise for the way in which the organisers, promoters, performers and patrons...
Rail trails a productive use of public land
Sir, - Col Locke's letter of October 19, mocking efforts to promote the idea of a rail trail from Tumut to Batlow with yellow...
Bringing people along for the ride
Local Government in the Tumut region underwent its biggest upheaval in more than a century last year when two councils were dissolved and the...
Wider implications to Brandy Mary’s closure
EDITORIAL The announcement by State Water of plans to close Brandy Mary’s Park at the foot of the Blowering Dam next month has deservedly drawn...
Visitors left wanting more
Sir, - We would like to pass on some comments, mainly from visitors over this last weekend. The Red Hot Summer Concert was a great...
‘Yellow bike road’ leads to disappointment
Sir, – I wish to comment on the proliferation of yellow bikes around Tumut, as reported, promoting a railtrail. The yellow bike trail extends from...
Rail trail concept expands
Sir, - The Tumut-Batlow Rail Trail (TBRT) Project committee is pleased to announce major enhancements to the Rail Trail Project. After months of research both...
