Hunters is one of Wagga’s most well known and longest lasting businesses, having been in the same premises since 1872.

Smith and Marks took premises adjoining the Squatters’ Hotel in Fitzmaurice Street in June 1874, opening the London and Liverpool Oyster Saloon and Restaurant.

Wagga City Golf Club was formed at the Wagga Racecourse in 1895 making it the fifth oldest golf club in NSW. This picture, taken in 1924 shows the recently constructed Club House on the corner of McKinnon and Kincaid streets. The club moved to Pomingalarna in 1982. Picture: Wagga Amateur Swimming and Life Saving Club […]

25 Years Ago Red Cross member, Mrs Jean McGeoch from the Ladysmith Red Cross branch and previously the Borambola branch was presented with a laurel wreath recognising 50 years’ service by Red Cross zone 21 representative, Joy Brown.

Pictured here are Members and Committee of the Murrumbidgee Pastoral and Agricultural Association in 1908.

NINETEEN-year-old Malcolm Nixon has returned after completing a three week mission in New Guinea to bring electricity to Movi Mission Station and its hospital.

Approval has been given to convert the Wonderland Mart, next to the Plaza Twin cinema in Baylis Street into five separate shops.

For many years Rawson House (or Rawson Private Hospital as it was also known) was a prominent feature of the Wagga Base Hospital precinct.

Welwyn Private Hospital, on Simmons Street, had been owned and operated by Doctor WW Martin and Doctor SH Weedon from 1923. It was leased by the directors of the Wagga Wagga Base Hospital Board from 1939 until 1942, accommodating an average of 10 patients a day.

Lake Albert Cricket Club are celebrating their 125 Anniversary on 20th February.