Reggie's Tattersalls Hotel

24/06/2026

Footy Tipping
Tina leads on 176
Reuben 170
TallBob 168

We have a current wooden spoon contender. However.
We have been a bit mean to him lately so he shall remain nameless.

23/06/2026

THURSDAY not Wednesday
We are open all day from 9am Wednesday
THURSDAY we open probably 3ish but maybe 4pm
Depends on the great guys out fixing everything

Love you all ❤️💙💜

17/06/2026

17/06/2026

Footy Tipping Round 15

Kylie has snagged a Full Card this week. Doing much better than Lindy and Paul L who both ended up with 0 games

Local goss is Paul has completely switched to the Dolphins

(Paul can’t blame Caitlyn this week for his bad tips)

First Place on 166 is Tina.
Second Place on 162 is Rueben.
Third Place on 158 is Bob.

16/06/2026

Another extremely good reason to buy a pub in the Pilliga
The potential boyfriends are hirsute

The Pilliga Forest in regional NSW has become one of Australia’s most infamous “haunted” bush areas. Truckies, locals and travellers have spent decades swapping stories about weird lights, phantom creatures and things smashing vehicles in the middle of the night.

One of the strangest stories involves glowing lights supposedly following trucks through the trees at highway speeds. Witnesses describe floating orbs moving through the scrub and hovering above treelines.

Some people reckon it’s swamp gas or ball lightning. Others reckon it’s the Aboriginal “Min Min lights” — mysterious glowing lights that have been part of outback folklore for generations.

Then there’s the yowie stories.

One truck driver named Bruce Campbell claimed he pulled over after his cattle started going berserk in the trailer. He grabbed a torch, walked around the truck… and came face to face with what he described as a 10-foot-tall hairy creature standing near the road.

Which is already enough to make most people quit trucking forever.

But when he finally reached town later, he found massive damage done to the trailer, including timber ripped away more than 10 feet off the ground.

Another story describes a driver sleeping roadside who woke up to metal screeching and his trailer violently shaking. By morning the tarps had been shredded and parts of the trailer twisted beyond repair.

And this is why heaps of truckies still say:
“yeah nah, not stopping in the Pilliga at night mate.”

16/06/2026

State of Origin Game 2
Come on Queensland
Raffle is 2 NSW Jersys
If you've had a beer in the pub, you're in the draw
Be there to claim

$2 pies
And .... we thought hot dogs but no one was excited
So we're running with chicken wings
Chickens not so much running

Will we do the beer price slider again?

15/06/2026

Imagine buying a country pub in a town where its the only operating pub
We have a bowling club, two cafes, a supermarket, hospital with 2 Doctors, a Chemist and a mechanics.
Surrounded by Dark Sky Park, the Pilliga bush and Warrumbungles.
Contact Damien Bussey Benchmark Business Sales


❤️

14/06/2026

https://www.dryjuly.com/users/suzanne-fullee?share_id=45&share_type=social_image

Starting now so its a good 6 weeks of no wine for me
Easy peasy
All donations go to Calvary Mater Newcastle. They run excellent cancer services and i have lots of good friends helped on their cancer story there.

14/06/2026

Our Warrumbungles are spectacular
Just sayin

The Grand High Tops trail in Warrumbungle National Park near Coonabarabran provides access to the most dramatic volcanic plug and d**e landscape in Australia, with extraordinary spires, ridges, and rock faces of ancient volcanic rock rising from the surrounding plains.

Entry to Warrumbungle National Park costs $8 per vehicle.

Those who complete the Grand High Tops circuit in autumn when the morning light turns the volcanic rocks extraordinary shades of orange and red describe it as the finest full-day mountain walk available in any national park in New South Wales.