Local landholders have been educated on sustainable farming and the potential benefits it can have on productivity, profits and emissions.
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TAS strikes gold in half marathon
Winning a half marathon on Sunday was not just a gold medal performance for TAS student Emily Ussher, it was also a class effort.
TAS hosts Sydney Boys’ High for weekend of competition
TAS will be looking to retain the prestigious Hannon Harris Cup when it takes on Sydney Boys’ High School in 17 fixtures across seven sports this weekend
Walcha’s Resilience Dinner Event brings locals together
Walcha locals have come together to get resilient ready at a local event.
New doctors in Inverell
Inverell has long been plagued by a shortage of doctors, but things are slowly turning around with one relocating from South Africa last year, and another newly arrived.
NSW Government commits to increasing health worker accommodation
The NSW Government has committed an additional $200.1 million to increase key health worker accommodation across rural and regional areas
Raising awareness for drought resilience projects
Today is the United Nations’ World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought, an important day to raise awareness of Australia’s ongoing efforts to prepare communities for the next drought.
Group 4 round up: Kootingal move to third, Werris Creek get an education, Boggabri wins ‘ugly’
It wasn’t pretty but there were lots of lessons learned in this weekend’s Group 4 Rugby League games.
Double album launch in Armidale
Studio Folk Club and Boobooks will be hosting a special double album launch concert from folk artists Mickey & Michelle and Broken Creek on 10th July.
Moree wins Borderless Communities Award
Moree’s partnership with Balonne Shire Council has been recognised at State’s Local Government 2024 Excellence Awards.
