m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=640118847810586&id=100054374297997&mibextid=qC1gEaWe are very sad to announce that due to the unprecedented flood situation, we have made the decision to postpone the fete. We look forward to welcoming you to the fete in early 2023 (date TBC). Please stay safe and take care everyone 🙏
⚠️ ⚠️ FROM TODAY, WEDNESDAY, 19 OCTOBER 2022, all sports programs (senior and junior) are postponed.
The Deniliquin Stadium will become the local evacuation centre for the region and from 3pm on Wednesday, 19 October 2022, no competitions will operate until further notice.
Please tag and share this notice to make sure word gets around.
Thank you for your understanding, please stay safe and check back here for details when competitions will resume.
The evacuation centre will be managed through the appropriate authorities.
Amazing news! The library has agreed to extend the exhibition for another fortnight!
Photo credit - Nina O'Brien. Tuesday 9th March 1:35pm - aerial shot of the Deniliquin CBD.
We'd love to hear some feedback. Head to our survey at this link: www.surveymonkey.com/r/SM67ZM3 or scan the QR code.
Last couple of days left to view the exhibition this week. Don't forget to pop into the library and check out how our town has changed over the years.
Photo credit: 05:17am Tuesday 9th March 2021. Katrina Ives at the Deniliquin Swim Centre. Photo taken by Marg Bull.
Colin Bull show Marg!
Just a reminder if you haven't checked it out yet - the exhibition runs until the end of August.
Don’t forget to come to the Edward River library and check out the exhibition.
These lovely ladies were relaxing on the sofas, watching the video display of photos from the last 4 projects (since 1990). They were enjoying a trip down memory lane, spotting people and places they recognised from their past.
Pictured from left to right are Rita Jefferies and her daughters, Cheryl Jandesu and Linda Sharp. Rita moved to Deni from South Australia 61 years ago. Cheryl and Linda have moved away from town but were born and raised in Deni, attending North school and the High School.
Kristy Ekers Nicole Hunt Kirstie Sharp
Exciting news (plus an extra hour to view the exhibition each day).Edward River Library has extended their weekday opening hours.
Mon to Fri: 10am - 5pm
Sat: 10am - 12pm
So come on in and grab a book or a movie to watch.
🕹Book in to check out the new VR Games or travel the world with YouTube 360 videos.🎮
#gaming #VR
Exhibition opens today! Pop down to our lovely library and check it out. Don't forget it can also be viewed from outside, when the library is closed.
Library opening hours are:
Monday - Friday 10am to 4pm
Saturday 10am to 12pm
Closed Sundays and public holidays.
Thank you Kate.
Organising an event like A Day in the Life of Deniliquin involves a huge amount of time and energy and it's all done by volunteers from the local community. This post is an appreciation for a certain person who has not only been involved with the project for a few decades now, has been the driving force behind the 2021 installation.
Kate Butler's commitment and passion for this project has been nothing short of amazing. Kate managed it during a global pandemic, she kept the committee motivated and has done the lion's share of work behind the scenes.
Thank you from the bottom of our hearts Kate, for ensuring the continuation of this important community record. Here's to 2031!
Thank you for all you do Kate. A quiet achiever who motivates so many 👏👏
The backbone of the bush - women like Kate keep us evolving and progressing thank you
Incredibly motivated and passionate woman. Lucky Deni!
Absolutely. Well done Kate!
Thanks so much Kate for implementing such a fascinating and enjoyable project. So professionally done. Thanks also for all others involved with organising A Day in the Life of Deniliquin.
An incredible community contributor in every respect
Amazing. Well done Kate
Superstar ❤️
