Armidale Regional Council is lending a helping hand to flood-affected communities in the Taree region by donating hay bales to support local farmers and their livestock.
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Posted inAgriculture, Armidale, Education
Getting Down to Earth about land and climate
An upcoming conference at UNE aims to join the dots between land and genuine solutions to climate change. Find out more here.
Posted inArmidale, Equestrian and racing
NEGS student shines on international stage
NEGS student Alexa Garcia has traded in the classroom for the experience of a lifetime this week, representing Team Australia in Mexico.
Posted inArmidale, Education
From evidence to excellence at early childhood conference
UNE conference “From Evidence to Excellence” is designed as a professional learning opportunity for early childhood teachers and educators.
Posted inArmidale, Uralla
Armidale and Uralla level crossings to receive safety upgrades
Armidale and Uralla will receive more than $211,000 to fund critical minor engineering works and essential safety upgrades at level crossings
Posted inArmidale, School News, Sport
TAS and Farrer share the silverware in annual fixtures
TAS reclaimed the Jim Levy First XV Shield with a win over Farrer this week, but the visitors won the majority of 17 fixtures in six sports to retain the coveted Dick Hodgson Shield for overall competition.
Posted inArmidale, Consultations and feedback, Energy
More feedback sought on proposed Boorolong Wind Farm project
The Boorolong Wind Farm project is seeking feedback on their proposal after changing their proposal based on earlier community consultation.
Posted inArmidale, Fundraiser, Good News, Health
Over $4000 raised for cancer patients at Whitebull luncheon
Can Assist Armidale has an extra $4000 to help local cancer patients thanks to its Autumn Charity Luncheon and month-long fundraising efforts at Armidale’s Whitebull Hotel.
Posted inArmidale
Why more locals are choosing to talk about death
A growing number of Armidale locals are gathering each month to break down the taboo of death, dying, and grief.