20 years of work will finally be realised with the official unveiling of four major public space upgrades including ‘Constellations of the South’ on Friday 21st and Saturday 22nd June.
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Posted inArmidale, Sport, What's on
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
Posted inArmidale, Business, What's on
Skeptics in the Pub forced to find a new venue as the Wicklow prepares to close
The bush telegraph was running hot this afternoon that the famous Wicklow Hotel in Armidale may be closing its doors, after Skeptics in the Pub had to suddenly move to the Railway.
Posted inArmidale, Education, What's on
Armidale music teacher calls for adjustment to ban on Eisteddfod recordings
A local music teacher is asking the Armidale Eisteddfod Society to slightly relax the new blanket ban on recording at Eisteddfods in the area.
Posted inAgriculture, Awareness Events
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.
Posted inArmidale, Local festivals and shows
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.
Posted inArmidale, Glen Innes, Local festivals and shows, Uralla
Celebrating the longest night of the year around the New England region
A day that has the least hours of sunshine hardly sounds like something worth celebrating, but it’s a popular day to enjoy in the New England.
Posted inGunnedah, Local festivals and shows
Multicultural festival returns for another year bigger and better than ever
Gunnedah’s annual Multicultural Festival is back bigger and better than ever this weekend.
Posted inGwydir Shire, Indigenous, Memorials and funerals
Hundreds attend Myall Creek Massacre commemoration
Hundreds of people have gathered to remember the day Aboriginal people were massacred by stockmen in our region 186 years ago.
Posted inAwareness Events, Health
Local ambassador for Migraine Australia hopes for “More compassion and understanding”
New England Ambassador for Migraine Australia, Inverell’s Megan Gaukroger, says Migraine Awareness Month is a great time to learn, but compassion is needed all year round.