Horrie Rex, who spent 25 years as Chief Executive Officer of Wagga Base Hospital and was a long-time supporter of the Loretto Home of Compassion, has died at the age of 77. CLICK the headline above for more stories and more photos

Regional Director of Health, Mr A E Mooney, announced that Dr L E Goldsmith has been appointed as Community Physician, Riverina Community Health Services.
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• Miss Wagga, Sally Peacock and Community Princess Mikala Grosse returned to Wagga from five weeks in the United States, particularly impressed with the hospitality they received in Wagga’s sister city, Leavenworth. CLICK the headline above for more stories and more photos

Peter McAlister from Gundagai is the top points scorer in Group 9 this year with 196 points.
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Executive Director of the Riverina Media Group, Graham Gorrel, has been appointed as president of The Pacific Area Newspaper Publishers Association, which represents 190 newspaper publishing countries in fourteen countries.
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Rabina and Avtar Singh, owners of the Indian Tandoori Tavern, were recognised at the Restaurant and Catering New South Wales, southern region awards.
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After more than ten years of business under Geoff McGilvray, well-known real estate agency Nationwide McGilvray has been sold to Kerry Flinn and Simon Freemantle.
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Well-known legal firm, Farrell Lusher, relocated their business to the old Westpac building in Fitzmaurice Street after spending the last 25 years in Peter Street.
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Chris Mooney, the first regional director of health appointed in New South Wales and former president of the Wagga Ratepayer and Citizens Association, has died at the age of 81. CLICK the headline above for more stories and more photos.

A plant pathologist who became Australia’s longest serving university chief executive, Professor Cliff Blake, steps down from Charles Sturt University’s top job this week, and plans to grow rhododendrons in his retirement. CLICK the headline above for more stories and more photos.