Tangaratta Vineyards and Function Centre is setting the scene and opening the gates for a Wedding Expo, Sunday 27th August.
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Finals spot on the line in New England Rugby this weekend
The last finals spot for the New England Rugby Union competition will go up for grabs tomorrow afternoon as Robb College hosts Tamworth Magpies in a do or die match up.
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50 Years After the Vietnam Conflict
Today our nation will pause to mark Vietnam Veterans’ Day, the key commemoration in this 50th anniversary year of the end of Australia’s involvement in the Vietnam War
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Dunga Derby makes roads for Deepwater
If you see a convoy of stickered cars heading from Glen Innes to Deepwater today, you have found the Dunga Derby.
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Plans for better housing for temporary REZ workers
The NSW Government and councils are planning for more and better housing for thousands of temporary and seasonal workers needed to support major projects.
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King of the Ranges returns to showcase the skill of Australian stockmen and women
The intense, three-day King of the Ranges challenge and the Bush Festival, will be held from the 22nd to the 24th of September at the Rosedale Horse Complex.
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Links for Life is back and better than ever
The New England’s largest Disability Expo, Links for Life, is on Thursday, 14th September, 9:30am to 2:00pm at the Tamworth Sports Dome.
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NSW Farmers host federal ministers at AgQuip
NSW Farmers will host Federal Agriculture Minister Murray Watt at AgQuip in Gunnedah next week to discuss critical issues facing agriculture.
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Updated: Driver dead after train hits ute at Quirindi
Passengers were held on the train for up to five hours after the crash with little information and no food.
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Waste into Art exhibition returns to Gunnedah
One of the ultimate ways to recycle and reuse waste is to turn what has been thrown out into unique works of art, and Gunnedah artists have it covered.