Gunnedah Shire Council is calling on artists across the region to create something different for a new exhibition that will open in June this year.
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Gunnedah’s Multicultural Harmony Festival this weekend
Wolseley Park will come alive for Gunnedah’s Multicultural Harmony Festival this Saturday, 25 March.
Posted inLocal festivals and shows, NSW Votes 2023, What's on
Live music and festivals in regional NSW
Liberal and Nationals have announced they will invest $6 million to help bring the biggest names in the music industry to regional areas and look at ways to cut red tape around music festivals.
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Thank your pharmacist today
Today is Thank Your Pharmacist Day, when politicians, healthcare professionals, and the public are asked to thank their local pharmacists for their dedication to improving the health of our communities.
Posted inLocal festivals and shows, Moree
Slow down and paint a river in Moree
Returning for its third year, The Painted River Project once again promises a unique and interactive weekend for locals and visitors to Moree.
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Glen Innes Pasture Update is back
For the first time in five years, the Glen Innes Pasture Update is back at the Glen Innes Agricultural Station on March 22.
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March into yellow for endometriosis
Wear yellow in March to raise awareness and funds for Endometriosis Awareness Month.
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Getting diagnosed as coeliac can change more than your diet
March 13 to 20 is Coeliac Awareness Week across Australia, encouraging people to get tested if they have concerns.
Posted inArmidale, Awareness Events
First feature length film by a female Saudi director on show for Harmony Day
UNE is running a Harmony Day event showing the Saudi Arabian drama film, Wadjda, the first feature length film made by a female Saudi director.
Posted inLocal festivals and shows, Uralla
Seasons of New England sets the standard for Zero Waste
As we rapidly approach the annual Seasons of New England event on March 25, organisers are redoubling their efforts to make the large event as waste free as possible.