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Bonanza extravaganza
17 Mar 10 | Producers from Warwick, Stanthorpe and Glen Innes joined Tenterfield producers to offer a yarding of 500 prime cattle at the 2010 Tenterfield Beef Bonanza.  | SLIDESHOW: Beef Bonanza 2010
Thousands raised in great shave
17 Mar 10 | LOCAL efforts for the World's Greatest Shave brought out a lot of big-haired and big-hearted participants willing to lose their locks and colour their curls to raise money for the Leukaemia Foundation on Saturday.  | SLIDESHOW: World's Greatest Shave
17 Mar 10 | NSW Energy Minister John Robertson has left little doubt that the State Government will do nothing to stop the Transgrid's Dumaresq to Lismore transmission line, says Greens NSW Member for Parliament John Kaye.  | CommentsComments (1)
Star attraction
17 Mar 10 | The mild climate, rich history and autumn leaves all play their part in making Tenterfield a tourist destination, but for Takumi Morino its the clear night-time skies and bright stars that keep him coming back.
Upclose: Born to fly
17 Mar 10 | Getting buzzed by MIG fighters, fighting off amorous pilots, hanging on for dear life to a door that refused to latch midflight. …. It was all in a day's work for former air stewardess Mary Warwick. Donna Ward reports...
Showgirl in action
17 Mar 10 | Tenterfield’s Miss Showgirl, Sophie Hynes, enjoyed her outing to Bingara over the weekend for the regional Miss Showgirl competition, but the crown went to the hometown’s Miss Showgirl with the Quirindi entrant named runner up.
Hospital beds in a pickle
17 Mar 10 | Elaine Montague’s generous contributions over many years to the operation of the Tenterfield Patient Care Committee have been recognised with a lifetime membership.
Murder-mystery movie world premiere
10 Mar 10 | IT has been five years in the making and three years since cameras rolled in Tenterfield, but 'Unearthed' will finally have its world premiere at the School of Arts cinema on March 20.
10 Mar 10 | TENTERFIELD ratepayers will cover all ongoing costs of fluoridating the town’s water supply, despite a long and vocal history in objection to the chemical’s addition to local water.  | CommentsComments (5)
Call to change speed limit
10 Mar 10 | Motorists and the government often find themselves at loggerheads over highway speeds, but it is not too often that motorists think the speed limit is set too high while the government does not.
Uplocse: Fighting back from cancer
10 Mar 10 | As the days count down to the Leukaemia Foundation's World's Greatest Shave on Saturday night at the Tenterfield Tavern, few are more familiar with the foundation's work than cancer survivor Paul Mills. Donna Ward reports...
10 Mar 10 | Local participants in the World's Greatest Shave say the event will still go ahead as planned this weekend.  | Lisa Finnerty remembered, from ...
10 Mar 10 | Funds raised at the 2009 Tenterfield Rotary Bavarian Beerfest have been put to good use in areas devastated by last year’s Victorian bushfires.
Up there with Mem Fox and Paul Jennings
10 Mar 10 | Tenterfield-born artist and author Bronwyn Bancroft has been awarded the prestigious Dromkeen Medal for her contribution to children’s literature.
Super seniors
10 Mar 10 | The NSW Seniors Citizens’ Week motto ‘live life’ inspired local organisers when they were putting together this year’s schedule.
Indigenous art on show
10 Mar 10 | There was much excitement in the newly established Moombahlene Gallery in Rouse Street last week with the first sale of an Art Trail artwork.
Lisa Finnerty remembered, from cadet to editor
09 Mar 10 | The Tenterfield Star and the Tenterfield community were saddened to hear the news last week that long-time editor of the newspaper Lisa Finnerty died on Thursday evening following a battle with leukaemia. Lisa first started with the Star more than 20 years ago. Geoff Hovey was the proprietor of the Star between 1983 and 1993 and here he reflects on his memories of the young reporter he hired who went on to become editor of the newspaper.  | CommentsComments (2)
Dahlia showcase
03 Mar 10 | The Uniting Church Hall was a blaze of colour on Saturday afternoon when the Tenterfield Horticultural Society Inc. held their inaugural Dahlia Show.
03 Mar 10 | Haiti has received thousands of shelter boxes through Rotary International since the deadly Port-au-Price earthquake hit the country in January, including one bought with funds raised at Tenterfield.
Flood rescue firefighters awarded
03 Mar 10 | The rescue efforts made by members of the Tenterfield Fire Brigade during last year’s Coffs Harbour floods have been recognised by the highest ranked members of the New South Wales Fire Brigades.
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