A series of powerful community events will use art and storytelling to raise awareness of domestic and family violence.
Local News
Posted inBendemeer, Cricket
Returning Aussie great humbled by India’s boy wonder
Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, the 15-year-old sensation of Indian cricket, has taken Aussie Test ace Josh Hazlewood to the cleaners in another astonishing IPL knock.
Posted inEntertainment, Gunnedah
World-renowned celtic guitarist Tony McManus to perform in Gunnedah
World-renowned Celtic guitarist Tony McManus will perform a rare Gunnedah concert with Andrew Clermont, offering a unique collaboration live audience.
Posted inHealth, Local News
From the Ground Up: New grant puts rural communities at the centre of health research
Australia is shifting health research, with a new NHMRC program funding rural-led projects and moving decision-making power beyond cities firmly.
Posted inAgribusiness, Local News
New England talent shines at Sydney Royal Easter Show
New England exhibitors have put the region in the spotlight, claiming major wins across youth, auctioneering, livestock, food, and craft competitions at the 2026 Sydney Royal Easter Show.
Posted inEnergy, Local News
Extra diesel not getting to New England as fuel tensions persist
Extra diesel is flowing into NSW, but not into the New England, with just 60,000L confirmed for the region while millions go elsewhere.
Posted inNarrabri, Technology
axxis Narrabri marks first year with community event
Regional telecommunications provider axxis will mark the first anniversary of its Narrabri store next week, following a year of local growth and customer uptake.
Posted inLocal News, Sport, Women
Funding open for innovative women’s sport projects in NSW
NSW sporting organisations can apply for $500,000 to boost women and girls’ participation through the Play Her Way Innovation Program.
Posted inGunnedah, Water
Draft Blackjack Creek Flood Study Update released for public comment
Gunnedah Shire Council has placed the Draft Blackjack Creek Flood Study Update on public exhibition and is inviting community feedback.
Posted inGlen Innes, Water
Community urged to cut water use as Glen Innes restrictions remain
Glen Innes residents and businesses are being urged to continue reducing water use as Level 2 restrictions remain in place and dry conditions persist across the region.