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From pub to paddock, Caragabal's first yard dog trial

Farmers encouraged to get involved and have a go

Grenfell Record, Thursday, August 20, 2026

CEF Grenfell 2027 applications open

Young residents of Weddin Shire can now apply for scholarships to support their post-school education. Applications close on 31 October

Telstra upgrades in northwest could see outages for up to 10 hours

Telstra is set to enhance its Grenfell Northwest mobile base station, promising improved 4G speeds and introducing 5G coverage. The upgrade, starting 20 August aims to reduce congestion and enhance user experience

Council hits the road to hear voices across the shire

Councillors and executives of Weddin Shire Council will hold town hall meetings. Residents are urged to submit questions and attend sessions on 31 August and 1 September

Your chance to celebrate local small business

With Small Business Month approaching, Member for Cootamundra Steph Cooke calls on locals to recognise businesses that enhance community life and economic strength. Nominations are open until 30 September

New life for former classrooms after $500k sale

The heritage-listed former Henry Lawson High School was sold for $500,000 by two former student

McCormack: Balance needed between harm reduction, choice

Federal MP Michael McCormack calls for a balanced approach to gambling reform, emphasising the need to protect Australians while preserving individual freedoms during a parliamentary debate on the Interactive Gambling Amendment Bill 2026

Families step inside the classroom for Education Week

Grenfell Public School opened its doors for Education Week, inviting families to explore classrooms, enjoy a Book Fair, and share a picnic lunch

Life-saving grants now open for community sport

Community sports organisations in NSW can now apply for grants to secure defibrillators, with up to $3000 available per package. The initiative aims to improve safety, with applications closing when funds run out