Tamworth Regional Council is excited to announce the opening of applications for our annual intake of apprentices and trainees, offering a unique opportunity for community members to kick-start their careers […]
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Posted inDisability, Local News
Applications now open to join Disability Council NSW
Are you passionate about helping people live their best life? Recruitment is now underway for six positions on the Disability Council NSW.
Posted inArmidale, Health
Dementia Australia support coming to Armidale
Are you concerned about your memory or worried that someone you know may have dementia? Dementia Australia is coming to Armidale.
Posted inArts, Gunnedah, Manilla
Exhibition celebrates a Lifetime of Change
A new exhibition to open at the Gunnedah Bicentennial Creative Arts Gallery on Friday, 6 September is an adventure into the transformation of the human body from infancy through to […]
Posted inGeneral News
Boggy Roos break hoodoo at Werris Creek
Boggabri created their own slice of rugby league history with a pulsating, extra time, come from behind 26-20 win against Werris Creek yesterday.
Posted inEmmaville, Glen Innes
Glen Innes partners with Lifeguard Service Australia for local aquatic centres
Glen Innes and Emmaville Aquatic Centres are gearing up for the pool season with Lifesaving Services Australia coming on board.
Posted inInverell Shire
Buy a badge this Legacy week and support local families of veterans
Inverell Legacy is calling upon the local community to buy a badge this Legacy Week, starting Sunday September 1st.
Posted inGlen Innes
New wheels for Glen Innes Bowlo
A brand-new ride-on mower has been freshly delivered to the Glen Innes Bowling Club, thanks to a $17,599 boost.
Posted inEducation, Local News, Tamworth
Empowerment through Education for all ages
Adults across the region looking to learn a new skill or expand their hobbies are invited to participate in Adult Learners Week.
Posted inAgriculture, Moree
Supermarkets cash in despite cost of living
NSW Farmers says the billion-dollar profits of major supermarkets are a reminder Aussie families are paying a steep price.