Around 1000 prospective students from all over the region will visit the Armidale on Friday, May 3 for UNE’s Open Day.
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Posted inArmidale, Education, What's on
Walk to help health and happiness thrive at UNE
The University of New England is inviting staff and students to step away from their desks to connect with colleagues and friends by taking a brief jaunt around the campus on May 1.
Posted inArmidale, Grants and funding
Local children and families charity receives boost in funding
A local organisation supporting parents in Armidale, Helping Children & Families Association (HCFA) has been named the winner in the latest #GreaterNewEngland Community Funding Program. This latest round of funding […]
Posted inArmidale, Local festivals and shows
Armidale’s Big Chill Festival promises to thrill with a few new additions this year
Next month Armidale’s Big Chill Festival is back bigger and better than ever with some upgrades to the tried and true format that has entertained thousands of people in New […]
Posted inArmidale, Fundraiser
Armidale teen poised to run over 500km for charity
In an incredibly selfless act, born out of care for a family friend, Armidale 16-year-old Ted Chick is about to embark on a nearly 560km run from Sydney to Armidale.
Posted inArmidale, Awards, Business
Local human resources company takes out national small business award
Armidale-based human resources (HR) business Pinnacle People Solutions has taken out the 2024 Australian Small Business Champion Awards in the category of Business Consultancy.
Posted inAgriculture, Armidale, Federal Politics
Joyce fires back on decision to ‘strangle’ the APVMA
Barnaby Joyce says the government shut down the Dungowan Dam, they shut down the Inland Rail, they put the New England Highway ‘under review’, and now they are strangling the APVMA.
Posted inArmidale, Ebor, Sport
Tour de Rocks ready to ride
Be prepared to give way to cyclists in Armidale and Ebor this weekend, as the annual Tour de Rocks is ready to roll, and all for a good cause.
Posted inAgriculture, Armidale
Breaking: APVMA to stay in Armidale
The Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority will remain in Armidale as Agriculture Minister Murray Watt says the government is taking ‘decisive action’ to strengthen the agricultural sector’s chemical regulator.
Posted inArmidale, Education
Principal of The Armidale School resigns
The Armidale School (TAS) has announced that their Principal, Dr Rachel Horton, will be leaving her post later this year.