Incorporates seperate Hospital Museum.
Also houses the Broken Hill Migrant Museum set up by the Broken Hill Migrant Heritage Committee Inc., chaired by Barbara De Franceschi.
Check out their web exhibition: Sharing the Lode: The Broken Hill Migrant Story
"Broken Hill is more than a landscape and old buildings - it is the people that make it special and the Broken Hill exhibition gives the local people a voice and tells their stories."

Open daily 10am to 3pm.

Hosted aboard "River Lady" which is a purpose built flatbottomed aluminium vessel with a comfortable seating capacity for 26 passengers and the services of a professional river skipper.

Tours depart on request. Bookings essential.

The hotel's twenty-four bedrooms on the first floor - many with their own balconies - are of the highest standard in Broken Hill and cater to various budgets. All are fitted with heavy drapes and carpets and are extravagantly equipped with modern amenities such as en-suite private bathroom, air-conditioning, ceiling fan, refrigerator, mini-bar, coffee and tea making facilities, colour television (all Australian and several international channels), personal safe, hair-dryer, iron and ironing board and laundry valet service. Business people - and others - will be delighted that the hotel has wireless internet and all bedrooms have data ports for fast Internet access and International Direct Dial telephone connections. For guests not carrying a laptop computer, a small business centre is available featuring a computer with Internet connection, popular software and a laser printer.

View memorabilia of war history, photos, badges, swords, and items of interest.

Office & Hall of Fame open
Mon, Wed, Fri 9.30am-12.00pm
Tue, Thurs 9.30am-3.00pm

Self-contained with all the features.

Sleeps up to 9 people with egyptian cotton sheets and luxury soft egyptian cotton & bamboo towels.

Style and comfort all in one place.

-Sit back and relax on the reclining lounges with a complimentary bottle of wine.
-Why not watch a movie on the 42" TV with a selection of dvds to choose from.
-Keep the kids big or small amused with the XBOX 360 and a selection of games.
-A BBQ on the verandah with your family or friends is always relaxing
-Enjoy your quality time while taking advantage of modern cons like wireless internet, ice maker and dishwasher.
-A toy box with a selection of toys is also provided so even the littlest one can feel at home.
-Tea, Coffee, sugar and fresh milk are also supplied complimentary.

Children 5 and under

View the extensive range of originals and lithographs by well known artists featuring Australian scenes and birdlife.

Spectacular minerals-on display and for sale.

Large selection of top quality Australiana.

Broken Hills finest chocolates, at our chocolate factory.

The club ceased racing under instructions from the Australian Jockey Club in 1987 due to falling nominations and dwindling gate attendances making the meeting unviable. After a number of years in recess, a new and active committe of the Silver City Racing Club was elected in March 1977.

Approval to recommence racing was granted by the New South Wales Country Racing Council. The club then became eligible for some financial support under the scheme of distribution from the thoroughbred racing board of New South Wales, as were all race clubs within the state.

In their wisdom, because of the popularity, prestige and attraction held previously by

"There's no place like Broken Hill"

As the longest serving tour operator in the Far Western Region of New South Wales, Silver City Tours philosophy of sit back, relax and enjoy best sums up the most compelling reason for booking an organised tour. Whether it is half day excursion or a six day adventure tour, comfort,

Standard & Superior rooms, both including TV, Full Bathroom, Bar Fridge (Superior inc Mini Bar).
Continental or full cooked breakfast available on request
Laundry
Licensed Al a Carte Restaurant- Room Service available
Swimming Pool
Reception open Mon-Sat 7.30am-8pm. Sun 8am-8pm

4 cabins with ensuits, Assorted beers on sale, sort drinks, snacks, ice-creams, souvenirs, catering available in the beer garden if notified in advance. Beer garden hire.

Phone: 08 8088 6601

Only 5 minute drive from Centro Westside shopping centre.
Hotel, Deli and takeaway food outlet only 2 blocks away.

Sleeps 8: 2 queen, 2 singles, 1 double foldout.
Fully self-contained, linen and towels supplied.
Bathroom and shower - fully equipped kitchen.
BBQ facilities.

Tariff: $120 per double, $10 extra person.

Continental breakfast is included in the price.

Tea and coffee facilities, fridge, BBQ, laundry with washing machine and clothes dryer.

Counter meals available in the hotel.

Long and short term accommodation available.

EFTPOS available.

Rates
$50.00 single per night.
$60.00 double per night.
Minimum 2 night stay.
Weekly rates available stay 7 nights for price of 6.

A great way to begin your visit to the park is by calling in at the National Parks Visitor Centre and Courthouse Museum in Tibooburra.

A variety of accommodation is available within the park ranging from camping to a comfortable overnight stay at beautiful and historic Mount Wood homestead. Camping is available at Fort Grey, Dead Horse Gully, Mount Wood and Olive Downs with free gas barbecues. No Wood fires are permitted, camping fees apply.

Travel in Air-conditioned comfort, centrally located in the Tourist Information Centre, Cnr Blende & Bromide Streets.

Hertz Travellers World Welcomes Tourists to our Specialty Shop.
Specialising in opals, jewellery, and souvenirs.

Phone: 08 8088 4152
Fax: 08 8087 9350
Mobile: 0407 872 781
Email: harro137@bigpond.com.au
Website: www.tarrawingeeunits.com.au

Phone: 08 8087 3452
Fax: 08 8087 3441
Email: tembyspharmacy@hotmail.com

Pharmaceutical services.

Phone: 08 8088 3913
Fax: 08 8088 3913
Mobile: 0411 019 879
Email: art@djdee.com.au
Website: www.djdee.com.au

Renowned visual artist uses watercolour, acrylics inks, earths & ochres

Textures against vibrant washes & delicate intaglio etchings

Artworks relating to the heart of the outback, its landscape, heritage,environmental and social issues

Artist Studio & Gallery Space

Meet Artist in working environment

Member of NAVA, RASSA,C.A.S,Spiral,Linden & local Women Artist group Gaara Arts. Opening Hours: Open daily or by appointment

Commissions and Lay-bys welcome

Credit card facilities available

CBD Location
Wireless Broadband Available
Tariff includes Buffet Continental Breakfast
Open fire
Shared bathrooms, or with ensuite
Guest's Fridge and Freezer
Televisions in all rooms
Guests Lounge with DVD and Stereo
Sunny Breakfast Room
'Bottomless Cup' quality tea and coffee with Homemade Cake
Contractor's rates available on application

"I have been painting for the last six years and even though I have been painting for a short time, I have always felt art to be a part of my soul.
I believe God has given everyone gifts and talents and it is up to each individual to use them, whatever they are."

Gift Vouchers available. Evening meals by request.

The Miners Arms is one of the original hotels near the Line of Lode and the town centre on Crystal Street, a short walk from the train station. Established as a hotel in 1888 the building has been restored and re-opened as a fine accommodation boutique bed and breakfast. The Miners Arms has the charm of the Victorian bygone era renovated in the original style to include fine modern facilities and a well appointed lounge with TV/DVD and a piano. The Miners Arms is an ide

The hotel has starred in films including the famous ‘Priscilla Queen of the Desert’.

Variety of rooms are available including balcony & ensuite rooms, family, singles & doubles and the renowned Priscilla Room.

2 bedroom configuration = 1 x Queen bed, 2 x single beds.
Large comfortable lounge area furnished with 3 seater lounge and 2 recliners.
Dining room with a six place setting.
BBQ & outdoor setting situated on the deck.

Our cottage is comfortable, cosy and a home away from home. The Swagman's Hill offers an interior just a little different from the rest, and we think you will be pleasantly surprised.

We have great views and the sunsets are magnificent. The back yard is fully fenced with beautiful cottage gardens. The B.B.Q area is fully covered with a pergola for you to enjoy and relax while visiting with us. We are only a short walk to all amenities, including Centro Shopping Plaza, Take Away and pub with good eating facilities. Free local phone calls

Visit the Land Councils Keeping place Drop into the National Parks office, Visit the Courthouse Museum and discover flora & fauna at Sturt National Park

Have a meal or pick up a souvenir from the Corner Store of TJs

Discover the famous murals at the Family Hotel

Check out the pioneer park and the replica of Charles Sturts boat.

Take a walk around the unique granite tors or the historic cemetry.

View the petrified tree trunk.

Cottage consists of two bedrooms, sleeps four.

Lounge with television and DVD, dining room, kitchen, bathroom with spa bath, enclosed verandah with lounge & TV, laundry which has attached a wheel chair friendly shower room, interior and exterior toilets. BBQ, entertainment area. Rear access with secure off street parking. Cot and high chair available on request.

Pets allowed - conditions apply.

Playground in Sturt Park only a two minute walk from the cottage.

Gretta's Place:
416 Beryl Street Fully self contained, clean linen is supplied weekly. Starter quantities of expendable items (tea, coffee, sugar, milk, bread, fresh eggs,bacon & sausages (1st morning), detergent, garbage bags, tissues and toil

Our destinations take in Australia's premier tour highlights and we guarantee personalised service. You need look no further for that special Australian outback experience.

Learn about the outback, its unique characteristics, its history and features. Follow in the footsteps of the early explorers.

Our guides are renowned for their local knowledge and expertise. A stop in the middle of nowhere could have you gathering bush tucker or learning about local plants, animals and birds

Outback Mail Run- Enquiries through Jetset 8087 3310

all weather 24 hour charter

Day trips to Flinders Ranges

Aircraft charter - Broken Hill Airport

Precious seam opal was discovered in White Cliffs in the 1890's and opal from this field was the first to be marketed overseas (giving White Cliffs the distinction of being known as Australia's first Commercial Opal field).

Opal as a gem has long been admired; the Romans considered opal a symbol of hope - a gem with 'a rainbow locked inside'. The Arabs also had an affinity with opal believing the gemstone fell from heaven in flashes of lightning. Shakespeare, too, had a word to say about opal, calling it 'the queen of gems'.
Scientifically, the brilliant colours of opal are produced by the diffraction of light in the layers of silica spheres in its composition.
As the Roman historian Pliny wrote opal had 'the fire of the carbuncle, the brilliant purple of the amethyst and the sea-green colour of the emerald, all shining together in incredible union'. It is little wonder miners have lo

Phone: 08 8087 2878
Fax: 08 8087 7884
Email: kevin.white@westnet.com.au

Enjoyment for all family. Crushed mineral collage artworks depicting mining equipment past and present, legend of Sturts Desert Pea, local historical buildings and landscapes.

Other features include mining video, guided tours and mining models for ease of understanding. Coaches welcome. Parking area and full amenities including wheelchair access.

Minerals for sale, souvenirs, opals, jewellery, dolls and bear display. Tea, Coffee and Soft drinks available. Nominal Entry Fee, open daily 9am-5pm

1. THE SYDNEY MORNING HERALD - 'TRAVELLER' Section by Journalist Bruce Elder who said our cottage was............ 'A MINER MIRACLE'

Bruce said ...... 'the experience of staying in this authentic miner's cottage is delightful.'

2. GOOD WEEKENDS AWAY said - ' Perfect for anyone wanting an exquisite heritage cottage and value for money.'

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The self-contained cottage has quality heritage furnishings and sleeps 4 people.

The large main bedroom has a queen sized bed and is pretty, romantic and comfortable. The second bedroom has two single beds again in heritage style. We provide pristine linen free, air conditioning is there at the flick of a switch for a summer's day and heating, extra duvets and electric blankets for the winter months.

The candlelit spa in the new modern bathroom is just SO relaxing and the lounge room is 'stretch-out' comfortable with a new fla

Self Contained 2 bedroom units . Linen supplied, ducted airconditioning to bedrooms and living area, heating, electric blankets, Large TV, DVD/Video, microwave, washing machine, BBQ.

Undercover off street parking for up to 2 vehicles per cottage.

Bookings Essential.
This Heritage Building is full of old world charm while maintaining modern appointments, Located on the Main Street in a Quiet area Argent Apartment is within walking distance of Shops,Restaurants,Cafes,Clubs, Post Office, Railway Station, Art Galleries, Court House, Hotels, Squash Courts,Supermarkets and much more.
With Two Queen Bedrooms, Spacious Lounge & Dining areas. Large screen Plasma Screen, Air Conditioning & Heating. Off street secure parking. Courtyard & Main Street Balcony, Laundry, Modern Country Kitchen this a Cosy Retreat.

RATES:-
OVER NIGHT (Single Night) - 2 people $150
4 people (2nd Bedroom) $190

CONSECUTIVE NIGHTS (2 to 5 nights) 2 people (one bedroom) $130/night.
4 people (2nd Bedroom) $150/night.

WEEKLY 2 People $650
Weekly 4 People $750

LONG TERM Rates Available on Request.

Peak rates apply for public school holiday and special events (i.e. St. Pat's Race, large conferences, etc.)

A variety of Howard Steer cards

Prints & Originals

Sand Animals - Lizards, Frogs, Snakes

Broken Hill Print T/Shirts

3 Photos at top of page are Cottage 1

Cottage 2 is a 3 bedroom cottage with 1 queen,1 double bed and one single bed.There is also a foldout bed for an extra person.
Cottage 2 also has a beautiful walk out deck at the rear of the property and BBQ facilities. Cottage also has Heating and Cooling facilities

3 Photos at bottom of page are Cottage 2

Extensive gardens, jacaranda and peppercorn trees surround the homestead, beyond which stand original out-buildings, including a gardeners cottage.

Mod-grass Tennis Court, Fishing, Bush walking - see beautiful wild flowers and native fauna, Bird watching - Well over 100 species have been spotted here, Sky Watching - Sun & moon rise over the Darling River, stars fill the night sky, Music - a selection of vinyl records, tapes & CDs and an old piano.

Accommodation in the Homestead includes all meals. Accommodation in the Cooks Cottage and/or Jackeroos Quarters is self-contained, using the separate Cooks Kitchen whic

Phone: 08 8088 1928
Fax: 08 8088 2144
Email: texbhill@dodo.com.au

See Broken Hill at your Leisure in an Automatic Mitsubishi Vehicle.

About Bells Milk Bar & Museum

Bells Milk Bar is an in tact 1950's milk bar in South Broken Hill (thanks to Les and Mavis Bell's 1956 renovation). It is famous for its quirky decor and the old fashioned milkshakes and soda spiders served here, as well as the new milk bar museum and an ever increasing range of 'out of this world' snacks and treats, gift items and old style lollies including new home made traditional fudge.

During Broken Hill's mining hey days o

Phone: 08 8088 7566
Fax: 08 8088 7566
Email: beyond39dips@westnet.com.au
Website: www.silverton.org.au

This 130 year old building started out as a Kidman Brother's Butcher Shop.
Over the years it has housed various businesses as well as being a residence on a few occassions.
The Silverton Village Committee acquired the building and completed restoration in 2003.

Lee and Jimmy Neilson took over the shop in early 2005, where they now make and display Leadlight Glass, Mirror Etching, Crystal Jewllery and Leather Goods all with a flavour of the Outback.
The shop also sells Australian made items including: Woollen Goods, Maps, Outback Books and Film.

Opening Hours: Daily 8:00am to 5:00pm

Hotel and Bottle Shop, Open 7 days, Tavern Bar, Pool Table, Darts and Jukebox.

Cocktail Bar, we mix and shake the wildest, most exotic range of drinks in Broken Hill, relax in the lounge or beer garden.

Phone: 08 8087 4023
Fax: 08 8087 2644
Email: pruhs@bigpond.net.au

The modern kitchen has been fitted with a water filtration system, fridge and freezer with ice making facilities,dishwasher, microwave, oven and all the necessities to make your stay as enjoyable as possible. At the rear is a large undercover area complete with BBQ and a lovely outdoor setting because when I go away I like to spend time outdoors. To make things easier I have also included a continental breakfast for the first morning of your stay. For an additional cost extra provisions can be supplied.

A fully renovated bathroom offers a large, relaxing spa bath to soak away your troubles, seperate shower recess, vanity and toilet with a second shower, laundry and external toilet all being located under cover of the back verandah

The Broken Earth Cafe & Restaurant has an exclusive bird’s eye view of Broken Hill as it sits on top of the now dormant Line of Lode, or ore body that runs through the middle of the town.

You will find a visitors centre and gift shop with souvenirs promoting the local area and entry to the miner’s memorial which was erected several years ago in memory to those who died in the mines in and around Broken Hill.

The complex functions as a cafe during the day serving quality freshly prepared meals such as chicken Caesar salad, freshly battered fish and gourmet open beef burger with bush tomato chutney, there is also a children’s menu.

By night the restaurant transforms into a fine dinning experience with a menu one might expect in the heart of Sydney. Game meats including Emu, kangaroo & pheasant are often featured on the menu as well as the unusual use of bush foods

More information please contact secretary Jenny Camilleri on the above number.

A husband and wife team who were born here and lived here all our lives, we have a wealth of knowledge of the city and our near outback.

Learning about the early explorers who came near here has been a hobby.

Fred has been a school teacher, business man, mine worker, adult literacy cordinator, bus tour driver, tour guide.

Having worked underground for many years Fred can talk from experience the way things were compared to how it is today.

We can guide you around our CITY or the OUTBACK REGION with a fascinating and knowledgable commentary as we go. We have an intimate knowledge of the various explorers who travelled through this area.

Both FRED and Josephine have been 'extras' in a number of the many films made in this area and have many tales to tell of their experiences.

Our guided tour is packed with information about what you see, plus local history and local lore.

We can guide you to Silverton, Men

Our workmanship and pride is second to none and Brian is renowned across the Caravan Industry as one of the best. His valuable advice will ensure your travelling is done in the safest and smootest way possible.

We are authorised and qualified service and warranty agents for both Jayco and Coromal as well as the vast majority of smaller caravan companies.

- Caravan, Motorhome and Trailer Repairs
- Insurance work and Servicing on all makes and models
- Large range of parts and accessories
- Consignment Caravans for sale
- Local agent for Cavalier Camper Trailers
- Local agent for Modern Trailers
- Trailer parts and accessories
- Range of Marine Accessories
- Boat Trailers for sale
- A range of Trailers for hire

24 hour reception Barbecue Facilities Camp Kitchen Communal Kitchen Cots Available Dry Cleaning Gas Iron Kiosk Laundry Public Telephone Shop Swimming Pool - Heated Swimming Pool - Outdoor Vehicle Wash Facilities

Website: www.bhoutbacktours.com.au

Half & Full day tours of Broken Hill,Silverton ,city sights & Heritage Tour of Broken Hill , Big Country,City Arts Tours, Menindee Lakes day tours, White Cliffs day tours,Sunset Sculpture Symposium ,for group bookings and discounts ring Milton or Marilyn on 80872484 or Mobile 0418 858 388

The Broken Hill Entertainment & Convention Centre is a multi-purpose venue with theatre style seating for 700 people.

The venue has trained Meeting Industry Associated personnel to assist and help co-ordinate conferences along with technical support staff.

Our list of accommodation includes:
Hydrangea Cottage
Isobel's Cottage
Cottage on Rowe
Classic Argent
Hill Crest House
townhouses 1, 2 & 3
Heather's Home Units
Kaysha's Cottage
Comfort Cottage
Magdalene House
Klaudia's Cottage
Cedar Rose Cottage
Blue Bush Country Cottage
Royal Apartment
Apartment 1 on Oxide
Cosy Cottage

Secretary: Richard Lines
Phone: 0431 866 984
Email: lines6@bigpond.com

Assistant Secretary: Dove Howard
Phone: 0405 990 436
Email: dove.howard@optusnet.com.au

Dates (TBC)
Lightning Cup: 31st March 2007
Home and Away Season: 14th April 2007
Under 18 Representative Match: Wednesday Evening 11th July 2007 v Geelong Grammar School
Broken Hill Football League Representative Match: Saturday 14th July 2007 v Millewa Football League
Preliminary Final: 1st September 2007
Lionel Johnston Medal Night: Monday Evening 3rd September 2007
Grand Final: 8th September 2007.

Times
Under 18 Competition: Wednesday Nights, 6:00pm and 7:30pm
Reserves: Saturday Afternoons, 12:30pm
League: Saturday Afternoons, 2:15pm

Entry prices (TBC)
Adults: $5.50
Concession: $3.50
Child: $2.50
Car: $2.00
Under 18 Gam

The golf course has added attractions such as an abundance of kangaroos & emus.

The magnificent club house is available for hire for weddings and social functions, has a superb view - one to remember - visit us now on Racecourse Road!

Opening Hours: Fully equipped golf shop and club house open extended hours in summer and normal hours in winter.

The members meet every second Monday of the month at 165 Wolfram Street and we have a guest speaker who is invited along to talk on historical related subjects.

Further information contact Secretary Jenny Camilleri: 8088 1321 or 8087 6947

Al a Carte Restaurant open Friday & Saturday nights - Bookings essential

Live entertainment every Friday & Saturday night

Two Up every Saturday night

Room Hire Facilities

Discounted perfume on sale in Gift Shop

Internet Facilities

Courtesy Coach Wednesday -Saturday

REGISTERED CLUB

The Gallery is housed in the historic Sully’s Emporium near the centre of the city and features an annual program of locally curated exhibitions along with touring exhibitions from major cultural institutions. A selection of works from the collection is on permanent display in the upstairs gallery. The annual program also includes work by established and emerging Aboriginal artists from around the Far West region of New South Wales.

The building is fully accessible with free parking at the rear and is close to restaurants and accommoda

The Club offers a number of options from reserved picnic sites to fully catered airconditioned marquees. Patrons can be assured of a fabulous day of racing and social interaction.

The St Pats Race Club boasts the largest membership of any country race club in NSW and is a "not to be missed" event.

We strongly advise booking ahead when planning your visit for the St Pats weekend to ensure your race day requirements are met.

The town is buzzing with live entertainment at the local clubs during the St Pats weekend and a host of events in the week leading up to race day.

At present, we have a membership pf 100+ and we pride ourself of the high standard of our members vehicles.

We hold our meetings once a month on the first Wednesday and we have a club run on the following Sunday.

Visitors from other clubs are always most welcome to attend our meetings and club runs.

By Donation.

Inviting and casual atmosphere with great outdoor dining facilities.

Savour a selection for the outstanding menu which offers pasta, pancakes, gourmet pizzas, steaks and seafood.

Phone: 08 8087 4064
Fax: 08 8088 3813
Email: ann@legionclub.com.au
Website: www.clublegion.com.au

●Whether away from home for work,
●Exploring Broken Hill’s sights or relaxing in the spa
this cottage definitely has it all.

A fully renovated bathroom offers a large, relaxing spa bath to soak away your troubles, separate double shower recess, and a double vanity.
The laundry is located under cover within a safe and secure yard.
This cottage has just been renovated and has a modern kitchen.
At the rear of the cottage is an entertaining area along with BBQ facilities.

Cot and high chair are available upon arrangement.

This is a smoke free accommodation.

We pride ourselves with our attention to detail and the little things we do to make your experience with us that extra bit special.

Betina's Restaurant is open 7 days for Breakfast Monday to Friday from 7am to 8.30am and Saturday, Sunday and Public Holidays from 7.30am to 9am. For Dinner Betina's opens at 6.30pm and offers the finest A la Carte dining in Broken Hill.

The property has extensive gardens and a grassed pool area with Guests BBQ. For Business or pleasure choose the "Hilltop". We are positioned on the hill top only a few minutes from the town centre, Close to Westside Plaza, Pro Hart gallery and the Hospital. This makes us a great and convenient location giving you easy access to our many attractions and a quite place to come home to.

The cottage has 2 bedrooms; the first has a queen size bed, the second a double and a single bed. We also have a porta cot available if required.

Want to cook your own meals, use the electric or microwave oven, or maybe relax outside and cook a barbecue.

In the bathroom you can freshen up with a quick shower or have a long soaking bath to take away the aches and pains of the day.

Inside toilet separate to the bathroom.

Clothes to wash use the washing machine to make them clean and fresh again. Detergent supplied

Use the telephone, connected for local calls only, and pay the honesty jar to give a bonus for the cleaner.

PETS can stay, by arrangem

The longest fence in the world. The Dingo Fence spans 561klm from Jimbourn in Queensland to the Great Australian Bite along the borders of South Australia, New SOuth Wales and Queensland. It was constructed in the 1880s by the Queensland government to halt rabbit invasion from the south. Now the fence is maintained so that dingoes cant get into sheep grazing areas. WOrkers repair holes in the two metre high netting and clear the sand that builds up along the base.

THE STURT EXPEDITION

Charles Sturt and party passed through this country on their ill-fated 1845 attempt to discover an inland sea. They were the first Europeans to arrive. The country was is severe drought and that summer unbearably hot.

TIME

Corner Country in on Eastern Standard time.

This unique heritage listed gallery situated in a quiet little street behind the Centro Westside Plaza offers the versatile works of artist Geoff De Main. Using all mediums, this gallery features a diverse collection of portraits, sculptures, limited edition relief prints and landscape paintings.

Recent activities:
2000-2008: Teaching Fine Arts and Aboriginal Arts at TAFE
2007 Works from Spain - Exhibition at Broken Hill Regional Art Gallery
2007 Travelled around Spain painting and drawing
2007 Artist in Residence Exhibition at the Geo Centre, Broken Hill
2007 Commission: Bridging the Gap - Wooden Sculpture - Broken Hill Hospital

We will provide free transfers to/from bus & train for guests staying 5 or more nights.

You receive complimentary wine, chocolates and port on arrival. Free local phone calls allowing you FREE internet access.

They are a stones throw from the city centre and all facilities.

$160 per night per couple sharing one room and an additional $40.00 per adult per extra night and only $25.00 per child per night.

Mastercard, Bankcard and Visa welcome.

*pets are welcome outside.

In great residential location in McCulloch Street, only 2 mins drive to Broken Hill's main street, close to takeaway, chemist, deli, gallery, and video shop. SEE OUR WEBSITE FOR MORE PHOTO'S AND SPECIALS PRICING INFORMATION.

*minimum booking of 2 nights *minimum age for children is 12 years *strictly no smoking in cottage

$190 Tariff is per night for up to 4 people, $10 extra p/p with maximum of 6 people.

Complementary country fresh, free-range eggs (yum) from our own chickens on arrival.

Your Hosts are : Chuck & Gail Cresswell.

Phone: 08 8087 4023
Fax: 08 8087 2644
Mobile: 0428 192 084
Email: pruhs@bigpond.net.au

2 Double Bedrooms & 2 Single Bedrooms.

Short or Long term accommodation available.

Phone: 08 8088 5682
Fax: 08 8088 4532
Email: historicdaydreammine@bigpond.com
Website: www.daydreammine.com.au

Underground Tours:
Adults $25
Pensioner/Senior $23
Students 16 years and over $20
Family (2 adults/1child) $54
extra child $10 each
Surface Tours:
Adults $8
Children $4

Historic Daydream Silver Mine (1882-1983)
*Founded and worked before Broken Hill was discovered
*Original 1884 smelter
*Eight year old boys worked in the mine
*Fully guided one hour tour
*Cornish cream teas/coffee, cold drinks and souvenirs.
*Sturdy footwear essential
*No EFTPOS at mine site office - cash only or purchase tickets at Broken Hill Visitors Centre

Open 7 days a week from 10 am to 3:30pm Easter to November
SUMMER TOUR TIMES:
December to Easter tours - 10am and 11:30am only

Catering anywhere, anytime, weddings, parties, anything!!!

The Horizon Galleries are among the most patronised of inland Austrailian Galleries.

The Galleries, established by artists Aldert & Bronwen Woodroffe open daily in Broken Hill and the nearby ghost town of Silverton.

Both Galleries house accessible manned studios.

The Galleries stable of artists include 19 recognised artsworkers.

Exhibiting paintings, fine art prints, sculpture, ceramic,glass and pottery.

The Gallery offers a comprehensive National and world wide crating, packaging and on forwarding service.

Cabin sleeps 7 with great views of the Lake & Boat ramp all from the front verandah,with lots of wild bird life to sit and enjoy while waiting for that amazing sun-set over the lake.

Guided tours of the Menindee & Lakes area is available on request, by prior arrangement with pick up from cabin Ask for details.
Riverland: Self Contained, 4 B/R cottage set in a very quiet rural location with vast open surroundings just 600m from the Darling River, fishing jetty & boat ramp(Great water level)

A great place to take family or small groups to enjoy some time out, with a price-tag that wont break the bank.

Boris is a RMIT Arts graduate in illustrative photography. He has extensive experience in landscape, commercial, industrial photography and in teaching and advertising.

This magnificent Art Gallery was completed in 1997 and is designed to give visitors a total image of the Australian Outback as seen through the eyes of Jack Absalom.

There is a magnificent opal display featuring specimens and jewellery for sale.

Also available are original oil paintings, prints, books, placemats and coasters as well as postcards.

We have wheelchair access to this Gallery

Opening Hours: March - December 10am 5pm Daily. CLOSED: January & February each year.

ADMISSION IS FREE

Steak sandwiches, Burgers, Toasted sandwiches and much more.

Jetset is one of Australia's most trusted and well respected brands, with over 40 years travel experience and over 400 travel agencies represented throughout Australia.

Jetset started as a small one-man travel agency in Sunshine, Victoria in the early 1960's and became the forerunner of one of the most recognisable brands and largest travel companies. By the closing of the 1970's offices were opening the UK, Singapore and USA where Jetset launched it's own holiday program to the Orient, South America and the South Pacific with the UK office launching holiday tours to Australia. Plus Jetset was the official agency to handle all ticketing arrangements for Australians attending the 1976 Olympic Games in Montreal and repeated again in 1980 for the Moscow Games and the LA Games of '84.

By 1980, Jetset had become Australia's largest provider of international holiday travel programmes, followed by expansion through New Zealand and programs to Asia, Europe, and North America.

Phone: 08 8087 4064
Fax: 08 8088 3813
Email: ann@legionclub.com.au
Website: www.clublegion.com.au

See our tour information for these budget priced and comprehensive tours of this amazing area.

Travel with us: The Pros Of The Barrier!!!

Day use and camping fees apply. A self registration system allows for a payment of fees.

Camping areas: There are 34 shaded camp sites scattered along the banks of the Darling River, accessed via the River Drive. There are four pit toilets located at intervals along the River Drive. Sites are equipped with BBQs and garbage bins and some sites also have tables. Access is available for caravans however no powered sites are provided.

Accommodation is also available in the Shearers' Quarters. Staying in the shearers' quarters can give visitors a greater sense of the pastoral history of Kinchega. Accommmodation is available for up to 40 people, but bookings must be made in advance though the Broken Hill Area Office (08) 8080 3200. Rooms in the quarters

Phone: 08 8088 2250
Fax: 08 8088 2250
Email: bhlvcvp@bigpond.net.au

Lake View Caravan Park. Swimming Pool, Kiosk, BBQs, laundry, camp-kitchen, playground. Powered sites, Villas and Cabins with TV and microwave. Ensuite powered sites. Coach sites. Disabled Cabins available.

To make a booking or to view images of the Line of Lode cottages, please go to the Comfort Inn Crystal web page.

Separate lounge and dining.

TV, DVD and CD player provided. Free local telephone calls.

Main b/room with its own TV and remote.

Fully equiped kitchen, bathroom and laundry.

Relaxing sun rooom. Fully airconditioned and heating.

Linen and towels provided.

Beautifully landscaped and paved BBQ area with fully enclosed yard. Covered off street parking.

Strictly no smoking or pets in the cottage.

Gail & Chuck would like to welcome you and please enjoy your stay!

Vehicle Repairs
Need a oil change or a complete engine rebuild?
Well have you on the road in no time. Our mechanic has over 30yrs experience and can repair anything from a lawn mowers to buses.

Pink & Green Slips
Need a Pink Slip Inspection or looking for the best Green Slip price?
We are registered inspectors and agents for QBE Insurance. Our Pink and Green Slips are processed online - quick and easy!

Vehicle Air Conditioning
Is your air-conditioning not doing its job?
Perhaps it need re-gassing. We have a qualified A/C technician on hand to make your travel a breeeeeeze.

Phone: 08 8088 3332
Fax: 08 8088 3188

No wonder the town of Menideee on the banks of the tree lined Darling River is an oasis in the outback . The sunsets are gorgeous: artists and photographers take note.

Menindee sits amongst approximately 12 overflow lakes of the Menindee lakes storage scheme. River red gums shade the shoreline and the skies fill with the colour and noise of birds.

This is one of the finest freshwater fishing spots in NSW, with Murray cod, golden perch (yellow belly), silver perch, catfish and yabbies. (A lazy afternoon angling under a red gum could be your idea of heaven)

The lakes and river are great for water sports: water skiing, sailing and swimming. Copi Hollow, a man made lake has been developed for speedboats.

Bring your binoculars the lakes and surrounding wetlands are an important habitat for over 200 different bird species, among them many w

#Albert Hotel,
#Mount Browne Historic Township and Goldfields,
#Milparinka Courthouse and Heritage Centre,
#Milparinka Cemetery,
#Depot, Sturts Cairn and Mount Poole,
#Milparinka Police Barracks and Cells,
#Pastorial History Shed,
#The Bakers House,
#Milparinka Historic Walking Trail,
#Harry Blore Native Park and Milparinka Native Plant Enterprise.

Charles Sturt had camped nearby at Preservation Creek for six months in 1845 and it was he who named a nearby gum creek, Evelyn Creek. Later Mount Browne Goldfields miners camped on the banks. They chose this spot, as the waterhole in the creek gave them much needed water.

At first this was a shanty town of several hundred souls huddled in huts and tents. Before long though civilisation caught with the gold boom. By the mid 1880s the town boasted a police office, newspaper, chemist, blacksmith, photographer, two butchers, four hotels, a school, a hospital and a general store. But by mid 1920s the golden years were only a memory.

In the 21st century Milparinka has bought its boom town years alive again with a heritage centre in the courthouse, a native plants park and a heritage walking trail.

Mount Gipps Station is an 85,000acre working sheep station just half an hours drive North of Broken Hill .We offer the visitor accommodation that is affordable and comfortable.Our shearers huts are original . You will get the feeling that you have stepped back in time when you enter the kitchen with its original wood stove and the old meat safe.We have an under cover BBQ area that has an open fireplace and is perfect for sitting around in the winter time sharing a yarn

We also offer tours of the property including the old Allendale mine Tour and the Ridgetop Sunset Tour.

Shearer's Huts - sleeps 16:
BBQ facilities, shared kitchen and bathrooms.8 twin share rooms Open verandah facing the Barrier Ranges

Overseer's Homestead - sleeps 7:
Air-conditioned 3 bedroom home with lounge room kitchen & BBQ facilities Wood fire. Open verandah with views to Barrier Ranges.

Campsites:
2 powered sites &

Phone: 08 8087 7138
Fax: 08 8087 8569
Email: mulgahilltavern@bigpond.com

Phone: 08 8087 7138
Fax: 08 8087 8569
Email: mulgahilltavern@bigpond.com

Bunk house accommodation is available at the shearers quarters. Bookings in advance are made through the Lower Darling Area Office (ph: 03 5021 8900)

Basic camping facilities including pit toilets, tables and fireplaces are provided in the Main Camp. Guided 'Discovery' tours run during school holidays.

- 3 minutes walk to clubs, restaurants, city centre and all amenities
- 1 minute walk to a restaurant and hotel
- Fully self contained (Quality linen and towels provided)
- 1queen size bedroom and 1 double size bedroom (suitable for 2 couples)
- Kitchen fully equipped
- Lounge Room (with DVD & MOVIES)
- Bathroom (with full size bath)
- Laundry facilities
- Outdoor BBQ area
- Enclosed backyard
- Off street parking
- Magazines and tourist information

Broken Hill is well known for our Famous Artists, Mining, Unions and Heritage Buildings and it's a real eye opener for our visitors.
Book a bus tour and check out our Railway Museum, White's Mining Museum,The Silver Tree,The Big Picture,The Royal Flying Doctor Service,Photographic Recollections

Laundromat

Phone: 08 8088 3355
Fax: 08 8088 3956
Email: oldwilly@westnet.com.au
Website: www.oldwillyama.com.au

Stay in comfort at the Old Willyama Motor Inn where luxurious international standard motel facilities blend with the atmosphere of one of Broken Hill's oldest and most distinctive hotels. Have a drink in our lounge bar or beer garden and enjoy fine dining in our superb fully licensed restaurant.
29 quality motel suites ranging from deluxe, superior, family and our 2 room executive suites.

- 4 star AAA rating
- Flat screen plasma TV
- Free Austar
- Reverse-cycle air-conditioning
- Wireless broadband (fee applies)
- Fully stocked mini bar
- Licensed restaurant and hotel open 6 days - Ample of street parking for coaches

- Situated in the centre of Broken Hill, close to shopping, art galleries, tourist attractions and clubs

Ottophoto.com offers a large display of local and Australia wide contents. Remote places from around the globe are featured such as Antartica, The Amazon, Easter Island, Gallapagos etc. Natural history and macro photography is a speciality and reveals detail normally not seen by the naked eye.
Rare Kirlian photographs glow with colour and energy and are only found at a few places around the world. Enter the magic of fractal detail and computer manipulation. Explore a whole new era of digital art. Enjoy pictures of the night skies and recent comet McNaught in spec

Staying with Outbak Beds allows you to experience working sheep and cattle stations, bush pubs, log cabins, living underground, B&Bs and serene river campsites...

Youll love our unique lifestyles, desert flowers, abundant wildlife, stunning National Parks, legendary rivers, great fishing spots and friendly towns steeped in history and character.

Phone: 08 8087 8887
Fax: 08 8087 8887
Email: admin@outbackwhips.com.au
Website: www.outbackwhips.com.au

Phone: 08 8088 1665
Fax: 08 8088 1664
Email: brokenhill@outdoorsfirst.com.au

CAMPING,FISHING AND CARAVAN PRODUCTS

Packsaddle Roadhouse is a great place to pull up for a break in your journey. With modern facilities and comfortable cabin accommodation. Packsaddle Roadhouse can cater to your travelling needs.

Petrol & Diesel Minor Mechanical repairs Showers and toilets Licensed take-away and restaurant Camping facilities EFTPOS facilities

Camping is available at the Coach and Horses campground at Wilga. Enjoy an authentic bush camping experience, beside the river that once enticed early settlers and brought the river boats here. You'll need to bring your own fresh water, we provide gas BBQs, pit toilets and the night sky. No wood fires are allowed in Paroo-Darling National Park. Camping fees apply. A self registration system allows for payment of fees.

Tours: Guided tours are conducted by Discovery Rangers. They are run over the autumn, winter and spring school holiday periods. Ph: 08 8083 7900 for bookings and information. Fees apply.

Minimum 2 night stay.

Campsites unpowered $7 p/adult. $15.p/family. Powered sites available for additional $3.

Bunkhouse 1: sleeps 8 @ $40p/night. Bunkhouse 2: sleeps 6 @ $40p/night. Bunkhouse 3: enquire !@ Kiosk.

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Phone: 08 8087 2441
Fax: 08 8088 1551
Email: admin@prohart.com.au
Website: www.prohart.com.au

From age seven, Pro loved to sketch and paint. He began taking his gift seriously in his early twenties when he first used painting as a creative outlet to keep him sane from underground life as a miner. To develop his gift, Pro attended a few local art classes but is mainly self-taught. He was discovered in 1962 by a gallery director in Adelaide. From there his success as an artist began to flourish.

At the Pro Hart gallery you are able to view the works created over the years by Pro as he has experimented with different techniques and styles. Collectors are able to purchase original paintings and works on paper for their own collections.