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2 iNarrabri Magazine March 25th - April 8th
Mertens Lawyers Providing professional legal solutions for business & families
Wee Waa Office
12 George Street
Phone 6795 4481
Gunnedah Office
285 Connadilly St
Phone 6742 9938
Narrabri Office
71 Maitland Street
Phone 6792 2277
Our specialist services include...
 Commercial, Tax & Business Law  Succession & Estate Planning
 Mining, Land & Water - Access & Leasing  Wills & Probate
 Residential, Rural & Commercial Conveyancing  Family Law
 Superannuation & SMSF  Commercial Litigation
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Distribution includes
All Narrabri Letterboxes
Narrabri & Wee Waa Roadsides (Australia Post)
Narrabri Motels
Maitland Street Businesses
Copies can be found at Pubs, Clubs, Cafes,
General Stores, Visitors Information Centre,
The Crossing Theatre, Civeo (MAC Village),
Video Ezy, Watson’s Express, Wee Waa Bakery,
Wee Waa Bowling Club & Wee Waa Newsagency.
inarrabri
Front Cover
James Blundell. Photo supplied.
Issue No 39
Editor/Design/Advertising: Chris Jollow
Mobile: 0417 857 569
Publish r: NLM Media Pty Ltd
ABN 81 128 305 797
PO Box 175, Narrabri 2390
Thanks
To all of the advertisers in this issue, James Blundell,
Cathy Redding & The Narrabri Jockey Club, Rodney
Onus, Craig and Jill Jollow...
Next Issue No 40
April 8th - April 21st
Bookings by 5pm Tues Mar 31st
Material by 5pm Mon, Mar 30th
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contents
02 contents
03 real estate
04 events
05 events
06 james blundell
07 fun page
08 the races
10 social photos
11 rodney onus
14 crossing theatre
about us
iNarrabri aims to promote local businesses through
an entertaining, informative publication relevant and
freely available to local residents and visitors.
The magazine is owned and published locally and is
made possible thanks to the advertising support of
Narrabri businesses.
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iNarrabri Magazine offers local businesses
professional advertising consultancy, design and
photography at affordable rates.
The magazine has a fortnightly shelf-life and is
distributed through blanket coverage of the
Narrabri market.
Catalogues and flyers can also be inserted and
delivered with iNarrabri Magazine.
editorial
Just thought I’d take a little
space here to expand on the
message on the Front Cover.
As many readers and local
business owners know, things
are pretty tough at the moment. Obviously we
need rain, but like other external influences on
the current economic climate, this is outside of
our control. One thing that is in our control is
the decision to shop locally and furthermore
at locally owned businesses. These businesses
actually invest the majority of profits straight back
into the local economy. A locally owned business
is not a supermarket giant, whose product range
(and “home brands”) expand by the day. Small
buying decisions like buying Darrell Lea (Aussie
Owned) chocolates from Camstart, liquor from
the Namoi Hotel Bottleshop, takeaway from Cafe
One 23 (rather than the BigJunk chains), all add
up... Turn shopping habits into local investment...