Do you fancy learning a new skill and making some new friends? Guyra Library will be hosting a “Crotchet, Chat & Cuppa” session every month.
Armidale Regional
Posted inArmidale, Awards, Education
Student’s plea to parents about kids on screens, shortlisted for literary award
TAS student, Vern Toakley, has been short-listed by judges of the national ‘What Matters’ Writing Competition. Read his take on screen time.
Posted inArmidale, Fundraiser
Armidale huddles together for community sleepout
Vinnies is calling on the Armidale community to donate generously as locals prepare to brave the cold on Friday for the Community Sleepout.
Posted inArmidale, Investigation
“I picked a good city!”: Car trouble creates an unexpected connection
Kim’s car overheated, resulting in her stopping in Armidale, connecting with some lovely people, and making it her home.
Posted inArmidale, Arts, Awards
New England Regional Art Museum nominated for two national awards
NERAM has been shortlisted for two awards at the 2024 Australia Museums and Galleries Association (AMaGA) National Awards.
Posted inArmidale, Grants and funding, Indigenous, Tamworth
$4m Aboriginal Languages boost as new grant round opens
Aboriginal Languages are set to be revitalised with the announcement of more than $4 million to local communities.
Posted inArmidale, Awareness Events, Education, Fundraiser
TAS Sleepout shines a light into homelessness, domestic violence
TAS student sleep out as part of an ongoing campaign raising awareness and support for those in need in the local community.
Posted inArmidale, NSW Politics
UNE Winter Graduation: Cold politics
NSW Premier Chris Minns spoke at UNE’s Winter Graduation Ceremony today. The speech was not the usual inspiring tale of the path from UNE graduand to success.
Posted inArmidale, Sport
Armidale host NERU Semi Finals
Armidale’s home of Rugby Bellevue Rugby Ground at UNE will play host to an exciting weekend of finals football from 3pm today.
Posted inArmidale, Investigation
Called to the home she didn’t know was home
With names like Handebo, Monckton, Curtis, Godley, Molloy, Carter and Beezley dominating her family tree, Deborah has moved home. She just didn’t know it at the time.