CWA Armidale Branch hosted a wildly successful BBQ for Breast Cancer last Saturday as part of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
New England Times News Desk
Posted inEnvironment, Liverpool Plains Shire
Shenhua land in the Liverpool Plains returned to the people
Following the cancellation of Shenhua’s plans to mine on the Liverpool Plains, work is underway to regenerate the land for the benefit of the community and the environment.
Posted inAgriculture
Producers encouraged to have their say on future research priorities
Grassfed beef and sheepmeat producers with a burning research challenge that needs attention are encouraged to have their say as part of Meat & Livestock Australia (MLA)’s producer consultation process.
Posted inAwareness Events
Gone Fishing day today
Gone Fishing Day is on today, showcasing all things fishing and celebrate the wealth of angling opportunities on offer in NSW.
Posted inQuirindi, Social issues and services
Quirindi’s Eloura achieves 4-star rating
Eloura Residential Aged Care has achieved a remarkable 4-star rating under the Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission’s star rating system.
Posted inGeneral News
Small Business Month: martial arts, employment, graphic design
Today we have a martial arts academy, an employment services provider, and a graphic design studio.
Posted inBarraba
Barraba Community Supermarket a lifeline
Barraba locals are benefiting from Liberty Foodcare establishing a low-cost community supermarket in part of the Old Vic Hotel in Queen Street.
Posted inGunnedah
Gunnedah Community Scholarship Fund open for applications
As Gunnedah Shire’s Year 12 students finish their school year, it’s a great time to look at applying for the 2024 Gunnedah Community Scholarship Fund.
Posted inGeneral News
Reflective roadside signage to help in emergencies in Glen Innes
For emergency services, the ability to find a rural property quickly is often critical and a new program in Glen Innes Severn region aims to address this issue.
Posted inAgriculture, Education
UNE preparing farmers for next big dry
A UNE project is teaching farmers how to avoid overestimating feed availability this summer.