Children across the Armidale region are set for a winter break filled with creativity, curiosity, and community.
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Posted inFeature, School News, Tamworth, Toomelah, Warialda
New England families set to benefit from new public preschools
Hundreds of families in the New England region are closer to fee-free early learning, with three new public preschools on the way.
Posted inArmidale, Feature, School News
Teen sleuths gather for Forensic Science Camp
From Sherlock to Vera, students will join bright young minds at The Armidale School’s annual Forensic Science Camp next week.
Posted inArmidale, Business, Feature
Regarde sparkles their way into New Englander’s hearts
A passion for craftsmanship, personalised service and a sparkling eye for detail has earned Armidale’s Regarde Jewellers the title of Best Jeweller in this year’s Best in the New England.
Posted inArmidale, Tourism
Big Chill, Big Impact: How festivals enhance regional economies
The Big Chill Festival has once again proven that regional events are more than just a good time, they’re a powerful force for economic growth and long-term resilience in communities like the Armidale Region.
Posted inGlen Innes
Glen Innes secures nearly $2 million in Aged Care funding
Glen Innes has successfully secured nearly $2 million to deliver essential aged care services to older residents over the next two years.
Posted inArmidale, Awards
Entries open for region’s iconic fashion awards
Australia’s finest emerging and established designers are being called to the runway, with entries now open for the 2025 Fleece to Fashion Awards.
Posted inBusiness, Uralla
Brewing the Best: The Alternate Root wins Best Coffee in New England
Alternate Root in Uralla has officially been crowned Best Coffee in the New England, and it’s more than just top-quality beans that earned them the title.
Posted inHealth, Tamworth
Tamworth Council calls for donations
Tamworth Regional Council is calling on Council employees and residents of the Tamworth community to take part in the 2025 Local Government Blood Drive.
Posted inAgriculture, Local News
Time to count the herd
NSW landholders are being asked to report their livestock numbers and land use information as part of Local Land Services’ annual farm census.