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More jobs cut
EMPLOYEES at BHP Billiton Mt Arthur Coal in Muswellbrook have been dealt another blow.
Less than a month ago, the mining company announced it would lay off more than 160 workers after an internal review.
This week, further bad news was handed out with almost 100 people affected.
Sky’s the limit
IT’S a bird, it’s a plane, no, but it could be you.
The latest attraction at Lake Liddell is GJ’s Windtunnel Skydiving, a chance for people to fly without wings.
According to Ged and Julie Elphinstone, who manage the Lake Liddell Recreation Area and own GJ’s by the Lake, they are looking to make the site so much more.
Rush joins election race
“I LOOK forward to being part of a revitalised Labor team in country NSW.”
And, with that sentiment, Muswellbrook Shire mayor Martin Rush will hit the campaign trail as Country Labor’s candidate for the state seat of Upper Hunter at next year’s election.
Centre child’s play
“IF the amount of people who say they will support it on Facebook support us when we open, we will be fine.”
Tracey Marsden has gained quite a following on social media for her new venture, Little Rascals Playhouse.
Golf day chips in for charity
IT was a rainy start to last weekend but the sun eventually appeared.
And, this was great news for the Muswellbrook Rotary Annual Charity Golf Day on Sunday.
Bulls in Heelers’ sights
THE Muswellbrook Heelers are geared up for their most important club fixture of the rugby season when they tackle arch rivals Singleton Bulls at Singleton Rugby Park this weekend.
And, the results of both grades will have a major bearing on their respective ladders.
Civic reception greets netballers
THE netballing feats of the town’s 17 years’ representative team were officially recognised by Muswellbrook Shire Council last week.
The members of the squad, along with coach Ian Ingle, assistant Tony Deakin, manageress Michelle Lovegrove, association president Tracey Goldman and numerous parents, attended a special civic reception to acknowledge their division three title, which they captured at the Netball NSW State Championships in June.
