Yarn bombing (or yarnbombing) is a type of graffiti or street art that employs colourful displays of knitted or crocheted yarn or fibre rather than paint or chalk. It is also called yarn storming, guerrilla knitting, kniffiti, urban knitting, or graffiti knitting. Yarn bombing is a great way to draw attention to something that otherwise goes unnoticed, like a tree, a statue, or random street post. In Australia, the historical gold mining town of Walhalla has held a national campaign…

The Molong Advancement Group is conducting a commmunity survey seeking input from Molong and District to determine whether it should recommend to Cabonne Council that the Liquidambar trees in Bank…

Whilst it is only a week since the last Market day in Molong – the team at MAG already have their heads down working on the next one for Labour…

Mia Fitzsimmons and Robert Barnard (with the support of their parents) are wondering if the long-time vacant Police Residence in Edward Street (photographed left) might be made available for local…

It was a pleasant surprise for the Molong Health Services (hospital) team during change of shift on Thursday 18 April when Ash and Cody Draper pulled up in their car…

There is more at stake than a new library / learning centre and hall with the announced proposal. The current location of the small library at the railway station has…

The NSW Nationals came to town last Friday to deliver news of a $5m State Government grant to Cabonne Council to build the Molong Community Centre in Bank Street. “Work…

The unfinished paint job on the “Blue Building” in Bank Street continues to prompt readers reactions – including many who think we should be more colourful. Bob Burgess sent in this photo of the former Orange…

Yes, we know. We are in the middle of a record drought – and Molong Creek often runs pretty dry. It wasn’t always like this, and when can you remember when Molong…