Tag: Breaking News

Man Charged with More than 75 Domestic and Sexual Violence Offences

A man has been charged with more than 75 alleged historic domestic and sexual violence related offences following an investigation in the state’s far south. On Wednesday (April 23, 2025), police arrested the 61-year-old man whilst in Correctives custody and he was charged with 78 domestic and sexual assault related offences. PHOTO: The man was […]

Appeal to Locate Elderly Man Missing in Monaro Police District

Police are appealing for assistance to locate an elderly man missing in the state’s south. The man, aged 84, was last seen in Hereford Hall, around 100 kilometres north east of Cooma about 4.45pm on Friday April 18, 2025. PHOTO: The search involved multiple agencies CREDIT: NSW RFS When he could not be located or […]

Prosecutors to Appeal Ex-Cop’s Sentence in Clare Nowland Taser Death

The Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) in New South Wales has announced its intention to appeal the sentence handed to former police officer Kristian White for the manslaughter of 95-year-old Clare Nowland. The announcement follows criticism from the Nowland family, labelling the sentence as a “slap on the wrist” The DPP’s decision […]

Man Charged With Attempted Murder Following Fail-to-Stop Crash in Cooma

A man will face court today, facing an additional charge of attempted murder following a fail-to-stop crash in the state’s south, earlier this year. About 1:30am on Saturday January 4, 2025, emergency services were called to Mittagang Road, Cooma following reports of a crash. PHOTO: The man attended Queanbeyan Police station the following day, January […]

Trump’s Tariffs Pose Challenges for Australian Farmers

In a recent development that could have significant economic repercussions for producers in the Snowy Mountains and across the country, the Trump Administration has imposed a 10 percent tariff on Australian exports. The news comes as President Trump set out his Liberation Day plans, today announcing reciprocal tariffs that trade partners would face from April […]

Former Police Officer Spared Jail Time Over Death of 95-Year-Old Grandmother

Kristian White, a former New South Wales police officer, will not serve a prison sentence after being found guilty of manslaughter in relation to the tragic death of 95-year-old grandmother, Clare Nowland. On Friday March 28, Justice Ian Harrison sentenced White to a two-year Community Correction Order. The incident occurred on May 17, 2023, at […]

Community Delivers Petition to Repeal Kosciuszko Wild Horse Heritage Act

Yesterday, March 27, at NSW Parliament House, a coalition comprising community members, and political representatives assembled to deliver a petition with over 11,000 signatures. The petition demands the repeal of the Kosciuszko Wild Horse Heritage Act 2018, with the Invasive Species Council (ISC) asserting it reflects growing environmental concern. According to parliamentary procedures, the significant […]

Rural Confidence Survey: Region’s Farmer Confidence Levels Highest in NSW

Farmer confidence in New South Wales (NSW) is on the mend, as noted in Rabobank’s latest Rural Confidence Survey, which indicates the state is experiencing a reversal from the downturn seen towards the end of 2024. The survey, released yesterday, captures the perspective of farmers as they embrace 2025 with cautious optimism, with the South […]

Eden-Monaro Assesses Federal Budget’s Impacts

The Federal Budget, recently announced by Treasurer Jim Chalmers has many residents of the Snowy Mountains along with families nation wide considering how the changes will impact their hip pocket. With its focus on cost-of-living relief, tax cuts, and healthcare enhancements, the Albanese Government hopes to ease financial pressures while aiming for long-term national growth. […]