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SunRice Group's John Bradford, Belinda Tumbers, Anthony McFarlane, Julie Garrard and Nicole Griffin celebrate the national award win. Picture supplied 

SunRice has won gold at the Australian Export Awards in 2023, promises to overcome challenges of water bill's passing.

SunRice wins gold at national awards, takes aim at water bill

James Roche will make a welcome addition to the Griffith batting line-up as they look to maintain their possession of the Creet Cup. Picture by Liam Warren

Griffith will look to continue their stranglehold on the Creet Cup

Griffith set to get Creet Cup defence underway once more

Griffith Regional Art Gallery public programs officer Melanie Toscan and coordinator Ray Wholohan hold some of the items that will be for sale on the night. The Sip 'n' Spend will also be an opportunity for residents to see the 'We Bleed the Same' exhibition. Picture by Allan Wilson

Several MIA artists will have their works on sale at the event.

"Your Christmas gifts sorted": art gallery to hold Sip 'n' Spend

Goodstart Early Learning centre manager Tahnee Jamieson. Picture by Allan Wilson

It comes as the childcare industry grapples with staff shortages.

'A hard cycle': Staff shortages putting families on childcare backlog

Pictured: Santa visiting last years Coleambally Lions Club Gala Night. Picture supplied.

The fun will be held this Saturday at the Coleambally Recreation Ground.

Hams galore at Coly gala night

Last competition's 'Short Story' finalists Lauren Forner, Leonie Napier and Bobby Parsons. Picture by Cai Holroyd

The Griffith FAW are bringing back their Free Spirits writing competition for an epilogue

Writing competition back for Chapter 2

Harrison Palmer had a good day with bat and ball as Leagues came away with the win over Diggers in Senior Binks/Tucker. Picture by Liam Warren

There were plenty of quality performances across the latest round of Griffith Junior Cricket

Hanwood cause surprise in Senior Binks/Tucker with tight bowling

Despite hundreds from as far as interstate jotting down their names for the cause, a petition has so far captured little attention. Pictured is Darlington Point's main street. Picture by Allan Wilson


It comes following a devastating string of bad accidents in the area.

Frustration as 500 sign ambulance station petition but to no avail

Kay Anderson, Janice Tyson, Tenille Valensisi and Denise Litchfield. Picture by Cai Holroyd


Griffith Meals on Wheels are getting ready for the rise in demand over the Christmas period

Meals on Wheels reflects on rising demand

Griffith Meals on Wheels senior coordinator Tennille Valensisi says the branch already operates under a strict framework of food safety protocol to ensure vulnerable clients receive the best quality, safest food possible. Picture by Allan Wilson

The changes will come into effect in December next year.

Charities, not-for-profits exempt from new food standards

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