Students from across New South Wales showing a passion and flair for science were awarded last night’s Young Scientist of the Year Awards.
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Tooheys signs on as official beer partner for Tamworth Country Music Festival
Tooheys will take centre stage at the 2025 Toyota Tamworth Country Music Festival, with the iconic New South Wales brewer announced as the event’s new official beer partner.
Skywhales to soar over Armidale at 2026 Autumn Festival
Armidale is set to witness an unforgettable sight in 2026, with the iconic skywhales to grace the skies during the city’s beloved Autumn Festival.
Free sexual health training for youth workers in Armidale
Youth workers and professionals who support young people in the New England region are invited to register for The Nitty Gritty, a free one-day training course in reproductive and sexual health.
Tamworth: Time to decide to fly safely
Pilot decision-making takes centre stage at a free CASA safety seminar in Tamworth aimed at helping flyers make smarter, safer calls in the cockpit.
Armidale leaders celebrate Creekland Restoration achievements
Armidale Urban Rivercare Group hosted a Creeklands Bus Tour this week to showcase more than two decades of ecological restoration along Dumaresq Creek.
RDA Northern Inland’s new look diverse governing committee
A new look Regional Development Australia Northern Inland Committee has been announced. It is a diverse mix of quality people from a range of backgrounds, ages, skills and experiences, coming from across the New England.
New England super solver rises to the equation
A student from The Armidale School has travelled to Newcastle to take part in the Newcastle Permanent Primary School Mathematics Challenge, held this week.
Glen Innes calls for planning to fix to fast-track new homes
Glen Innes Severn Council has endorsed a Mayoral Minute calling for simple, practical changes to the NSW planning system to speed up housing approvals and boost supply across the state.
Last call for applications for art bursary
The New England Regional Art Museum is encouraging artists from around New England who want to improve their skills and more to apply for a $3500 bursary.
