A free event designed to provide a comprehensive health check for Liverpool Plains businesses, is set to take place during ‘Small Business Month’ on October 10th at the Quirindi RSL Club.
New England Times News Desk
Posted inTraining and courses
Inverell’s STA FM trains up new radio stars
Inverell’s community radio station STA FM has wrapped up a four-week course teaching young people the ins and outs of the radio industry.
Posted inAwards, Glen Innes
Glen Innes local acknowledged for decades of volunteer service
Glen Innes local Merle Elliott has been presented with a NSW Government Community Service Award in recognition of her almost half-a-century of dedicated volunteer service to the community.
Posted inWhat's on, Women
Rural Women’s Gathering in November to celebrate strength
Women from across rural, regional and remote NSW can register now for the revamped 30th annual Rural Women’s Gathering.
Posted inAgriculture, Education
UNE launches new course for transition and succession planners
UNE has launched the first two dedicated university qualifications for transition and succession planners.
Posted inMoree, Sport
Memberships on hold during essential upgrades at Moree Artesian Aquatic Centre
Moree locals who have a membership at the Moree Artesian Aquatic Centre (MAAC) will have their memberships placed on hold throughout October while essential works are completed.
Posted inGeneral News
New Regional Director for Business NSW
Diane Gray has joined Business NSW as Regional Director for New England North West
Posted inArts, Grants and funding
Arts micro grants applications open now
Arts North West is currently offering ‘Quick Response Micro Grants’ with applications closing Wednesday, October 18.
Posted inSport, Tamworth
Nominations for the 2023 Tamworth Regional Sports Awards closing soon
Nominations for the 2023 Tamworth Regional Sports Awards are now open but are closing on October 5.
Posted inAgriculture
Varroa Mite response switches to management
15 months of intense effort and millions of dollars to eradicate the challenging varroa mite from Australia has failed, and authorities and bee keepers will now transition to managing the pest long term.