Barraba Community News

Barraba Community News is Barraba's own local newspaper. It is free, community owned and edited. You can obtain a hard copy from many of our local shops, receive an emailed copy every Wednesday morning or just log onto our site at a time to suit yourself. Please support us and advertise with us.

Changes to pathology collection days

1st May 2024
Barraba Pathology Collection Centre For A Trial Period From 29th April 2024 to 26th July 2024 Closed Monday’s Open Tuesday 8AM-1PM Wednesday 8AM-1PM Thursday 8AM-1PM Closed Fridays Contact 67822500...

Senior Citz Street Stall this Friday

7th May 2024
Senior Citz Street Stall Will be held on Friday 10th May Donation of saleable goods would be greatly appreciated. J Brady (Hon Sec)...

Craft Guild street stall cancelled

7th May 2024
The Barraba and Potters Craft Guild has cancelled the planned street stall on the 24th May and encourage everyone to support the Cancer Council Biggest Morning Tea which is on that week....

Enquire about free advertising in 'Community News'

7th May 2024
If you have a new business or an existing business with a new product or service we can offer you free advertising, for a month, to help get your message out to the wider community. Contact Bronwyn on 0447165008 or email news@barrabacommunitynews.or...

Music Musta on again this Sunday

7th May 2024
Barraba High Country Music Musta Sunday 12th May 2024.  12 to 4pm. FREE ENTRY Walk-up artists welcome Barraba Bowling Club Happy Mother’s Day...

Register now for farm business management advice

7th May 2024
Farm business management advice on offer for local farmers Farm business management is often overlooked when it comes to advice available to primary producers, but the decisions made in the farm office are often more important than those made in the...

Some historical events in Barraba

7th May 2024
History Notes  Market week again this week- details in the advertisement- our society has had a clean-out in the shed so there will be more than books and coffee on the stall this week. As the weather cools there are more enquiries coming in. ...