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.
Update from Rachel at The Playhouse Hotel
9th June 2026
To everyone who has been patient while we settled in, got organised, and worked through Andrew's long goodbye—thank you for your understanding and support.
I finally feel that we are in a position to start planning for the future in a more foc...
A great weekend at Warm and Woolly
9th June 2026
Barraba Potters and Craft Guild News
Successful Warm and Woolly Exhibition over the June Long Weekend
The Barraba Potters and Craft Guild members would like thank everyone who came to visit, make a purchase or enjoyed morning tea or lunch over the ...
The 'Hospital Shop' story
9th June 2026
The General Store fondly known as ‘The Hospital Shop’ by Honi Hughes.
Dad’s motto, and mantra was ‘service with a smile’ so ‘heaven-help-us’ if we approached a customer with reluctance, reserve o...
Barraba’s Zac Malise wins the top prize!! Sports Shear Queensland held at Charleville on Saturday 6 June 2026
9th June 2026
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Shout-out to our local Vet
9th June 2026
Veterinary services in Barraba
Dear Editor,
The Barraba community is very fortunate to have a great vet! A few weeks ago, Possum, our much-loved shared cat became gravely ill.
Instead of her usual energetic self, she was lethargic and ...
RSV Awareness Week
9th June 2026
RSV Awareness Week: don’t go unprotected this winter.
As RSV Awareness Week begins, the Australian Medical Association is urging Australians to speak with their GP about vaccination against respiratory syncytial virus. AMA President Dr Daniell...
Census Field Officers wanted
9th June 2026
The Australian National Census will be happening again in August 2026, and the Australian Bureau of Statistics is looking for field officers across our LGA. As a Field Officer, you’ll be the local face of the Census. You’ll deliver Census...
