The NSW Government has taken a step forward in its mission to develop world first mRNA vaccines against exotic livestock diseases.
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Posted inMoree
FlatTrack expansion to help Moree youth learn
FlatTrack in Moree will soon be constructing a designated learning environment for local youth who struggle in a formal education setting.
Posted inMoree
New trees at Moree PCYC as part of tribute to QEII
Brand new trees have been planted around the upgraded Police PCYC in Moree as part of a tribute to the dedicated service of Her Late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.
Posted inArmidale
Armidale community art project to build a giant koala
A community art project led by Sustainable Living Armidale is developing a novel idea to draw attention to the plight of the koala and how we can address its threats.
Posted inAshford
Ashford Showgrounds to get new shed and stalls
Still on a high a successful Ashford Show, the volunteer committee have received a grant to construct a new storage shed and horse stalls at the showground.
Posted inTenterden
White ants to become dead ants in Tenterden
The 41 people that live in Tenterden will soon no longer be outnumbered by the white ants at Tenterden Hall.
Posted inBingara
Major upgrade for playground in Bingara
The ageing playground in Bingara’s CWA Park is set for a major upgrade.
Posted inNSW Votes 2023
NSW Farmers to tour the region
Senior members of NSW Farmers will visit with local branches over coming weeks to discuss key issues ahead of the state election.
Posted inArmidale, Indigenous
New program to ignite Aboriginal entrepreneurs
A new program in Armidale will be helping aspiring Aboriginal entrepreneurs set up their own businesses.
Posted inBusiness, Gunnedah
Two more Gunnedah businesses get boost for new initiatives
Two businesses will get a helping hand with new initiatives, thanks to the latest round of Gunnedah Shire Council’s Business Partner Program.