Following the lead of the Deni High class of 1977, the first to stage Rocky Horror locally nearly five decades ago.
Thanks to Enid Bulman for sharing this fact - and a photo of said performance - with us via Facebook.
When the popular film returned to the Town Hall last Friday night, fans embraced the cult classic’s tradition of interactive screenings, shouting lines, dancing to musical numbers, and adding their own flair.
Final day to update phone book listings
Today, is your last chance to submit a form for updates to the 2026 Deniliquin Telephone & Business Directory, produced by the Deniliquin Business Chamber in partnership with the Deniliquin Pastoral Times.
Make sure your business or personal listing is easy to find by checking your white and pink pages entries.
Whether you need to update details, add a new listing, or request removal, a completed form is required.
The 2026 edition is expected to be available before Christmas, so don’t miss out.
To advertise in the directory or submit your form, contact the Pastoral Times today on 5881 2322 or email phonebook@denipt.com.au.
Register your lights
Registrations are now open for the 2025 Deniliquin Christmas Lights Competition, presented by the Deniliquin Business Chamber.
Whether you're decorating your home or business, now’s the time to get involved and help light up the district this festive season.
All registered displays will be featured on a community lights map, published in the Pastoral Times on December 16.
Not feeling competitive? You can still be included by selecting ‘Just Spreading the Joy’ during registration.
Enter online at forms.gle/jGvMA1Ah1Z2f4Het9, or scan the QR code or fill out the form in this edition and return it to the Pastoral Times office.
Registrations close 9am, Monday, December 15. Don’t miss your chance to be part of this festive community tradition.
Library’s reading challenge
The Edward River Library is inviting young readers in grades K-9 to take part in its Summer Reading Challenge, running from December 1 to February 5.
Participants can win prizes, discover new stories, and keep their reading skills sharp during the break.
Parents and older kids aren’t left out either, with a 16+ Summer Reading Challenge also on offer, encouraging the whole family to get involved.
Sign up at the library - at 55 Napier St, Deniliquin - and help turn the holidays into a season of discovery.
Oz Day nominations closing
Edward River Council is reminding the community to help celebrate its unsung heroes, with nominations closing this Saturday, November 22, for the 2026 Australia Day Awards.
Locals are encouraged to nominate individuals or groups who make a real difference — whether it’s a quiet achiever, a dedicated volunteer, a community group, or a young person making waves.
There are nine award categories - Citizen of the Year, Young Citizen, Sports, Arts & Culture, Community Group, and Environmental Citizen.
Submit online at edwardriver.nsw.gov.au/Community or collect a form from the council customer service centre or library.
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