The University of New England will once again bring free pop-up science programs to Armidale in celebration of National Science Week.
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Triumphant return of festival that celebrates and supports diversity
The Winter Blooming Festival will be bringing a whole lot of sparkle and sass to Armidale when it kicks off on August 18.
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PM in Tamworth today
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will be in Tamworth today to speak at the Bush Summit, but he is expected to be inundated by protestors.
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Red Nose Day brings silliness to combat sadness
Tomorrow is Red Nose Day, raising money to help prevent infant death and provide support for grieving families.
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Pally Mud Trials on this weekend
The Pally Mud Trials are on again this Sunday August 13 at the Pallamallawa Recreational Grounds.
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Public forum on the future of trains in Armidale
Another forum on the future of trains north of Armidale will be held tomorrow night at the Armidale City Bowling Club.
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New England dons denim this Jeans for Genes Day
Jeans for Genes Day has people pulling on their denims to support families with kids who just want to be kids.
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Vietnam Veterans Vigil brings national commemoration to the villages
Members of the Uralla RSL Sub-branch, joined by two Vietnam Veteran’s Vigil Association representatives, held a graveside vigil yesterday.
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Armidale Ex Services Club takes New England’s Local Club Perfect Plate Award
The verdict is in, and Armidale Ex Services Club has retained the top title for Local Club’s Perfect Plate in the New England category.
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Education Week celebrates 175 years of public learning
Founded in 1860, Rocky River Public School is one of the oldest schools in the state and will join this weeks celebrations of 175 years of public education.