A community art project led by Sustainable Living Armidale is developing a novel idea to draw attention to the plight of the koala and how we can address its threats.
Armidale Regional
Posted inTenterden
White ants to become dead ants in Tenterden
The 41 people that live in Tenterden will soon no longer be outnumbered by the white ants at Tenterden Hall.
Posted inArmidale, Indigenous
New program to ignite Aboriginal entrepreneurs
A new program in Armidale will be helping aspiring Aboriginal entrepreneurs set up their own businesses.
Posted inArmidale, Entertainment, Guyra
Fiori Musicali presents St John Passion
Fiori Musicali is preparing to present their performance of St John Passion in Armidale and Guyra during March after having to cancel the originally planned performance in 2020.
Posted inArmidale, Entertainment
O Week: what’s on? The unofficial guide.
This week is O Week at the University of New England, where all the new students get orientated to their new place and the locals watch and lau… uh, welcome them to our fair town.
Posted inArmidale, Education
O Week starts tomorrow
O Week starts tomorrow at UNE with 500 students moving into college.
Posted inArmidale
NightMarkets bring street food to Armidale Showgrounds
The Aussie NightMarkets come to Armidale on Friday the 24th of February from 4pm till 10pm, delivering street food and a big market experience for one night only.
Posted inArmidale, Health
Big health win for the New England with Single Employer Model approved
The New England has been approved by both the federal and state governments as the next trail site for the Single Employer Model of GP training according to Adam Marshall.
Posted inArmidale, Health
Federal Health Minister willing to fund ‘Single Employer Model’ for GPs in New England
Federal Health Minister Mark Butler has reiterated that they are willing to fund the ‘Single Employer Model’ that many hope will address the GP crisis in New England.
Posted inArmidale, Health
Community united on demand for urgent reform to address GP crisis
A packed meeting in Armidale last night sent a message to both state and federal governments that immediate and urgent health care reform is needed.