More than 1,000 burgers were served to Tamworth Hospital staff during an annual appreciation lunch hosted by the Rapid Relief Team, recognising the contribution of local healthcare workers.
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New real estate initiative to direct property sale proceeds to local community groups
A new community initiative will direct $1,000 from every eligible property sale through Harcourts Armidale to a local charity, school, sporting club or community organisation nominated by the client.
Primary schools urged to register for inaugural Rising Warrior event
The NSW Office of Sport is encouraging primary schools to register for the inaugural Rising Warrior division at this year’s Winter Warrior event at Lake Keepit Sport and Recreation Centre.
Public Notice – Aboriginal Stakeholder Consultation
Aboriginal Stakeholder Consultation – 178 Cains Crossing Road (Part Lot 32/DP757083 and Lot 7001/DP1122341), Narrabri, Narrabri Shire Council LGA, NSW, 2390 Kayandel has been commissioned by Outline Planning Consultants (the […]
Digital investment connects communities
The communities of Emerald Hill and Mullaley are better connected following technology upgrades at their village halls.
Australian Government backs national tour of Tamworth Textile Triennial
The Australian Government awarded $121,128 to support a national tour of Tamworth’s sixth Textile Triennial exhibition nationwide program.
Essential Energy advises of planned power outage for Bendemeer and surrounding areas
Essential Energy will carry out planned maintenance on Tuesday, 21 July, requiring a power outage affecting about 490 customers near Bendemeer.
Pesticide users reminded to meet record-keeping rules
Most north-west NSW farmers are complying with pesticide laws, but an EPA compliance campaign found some users need better record-keeping practices.
New initiative puts Aboriginal communities in the driver’s seat of licensing support
Transport for NSW is launching an Australian-first program training Aboriginal driving instructors to expand culturally safe licensing support statewide.
Second wild migratory bird tests positive for H5 avian influenza
NSW has confirmed a second wild migratory seabird infected with highly pathogenic H5 avian influenza, while authorities say the risk to people remains low.
