The Latest Breaking News from Broken Hill

From the Pilbara to Broken Hill, a team of volunteer tradeswomen is conducting workshops teaching young women how to use tools in the hope they will consider a trade — and it's working.

An 12-year-old boy's offer to cut off his mullet to raise money for two neighbours suffering from cancer leads to a successful community fundraiser in Broken Hill, with all monies to be donated to an oncology unit and lodge.

Former Australian Olympic Swimmer Lisa Curry has given away two treasured possessions, which were once worn by her late daughter.

In the state's far west to announce funding for teacher housing, Sarah Mitchell receives a stern message from the NSW Teachers Federation.

Camel trains once played a key role in transporting wool across outback Australia, and that history is being recognised in Broken Hill.

There were votes for "Donald Hump", but the owners of Silverton's newest baby camel are pleased a community competition came up with a name to honour cameleers of the past.

The outback city has received almost double its average annual rainfall in the past 12 months.

An outgoing Nationals candidate says party polling results are "pretty hard to swallow" and prompted him to resign just days after winning a spot on the state election ticket.

Growing up in a remote mining city, teenagers Abbie Kelly and Max Dawnn are no strangers to discrimination. They want to change the way LGBTQIA+ people are treated.

Worimi and Minjinbul man Cory Poulson started playing the didgeridoo at 11 when his father told him to put his lips to the instrument and "blow a raspberry". This week, he played his biggest gig at the Mundi Mundi Bash.

The Mundi Mundi Bash is one of an emerging trend of remote, ‘red-dirt’ music festivals aimed at demographics other than teenagers