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Save the Koala Month comes to the Warialda Honey Festival

by Lia Edwards6 days agoSeptember 13, 2025

Koala conservation will take centre stage at this year’s Warialda Honey Festival, with the Australian Koala Foundation (AKF) bringing its Save the Koala Month campaign to the town this Saturday.

Community development, Good News, Warialda

Warialda’s time to shine

by Cameron MagusicJuly 23, 2025July 23, 2025

This coming Sunday (27th July) will see Warialda locals exert some elbow grease in an effort to bring about a more vibrant and cleaner community.

School News, Tamworth, Toomelah, Warialda

New England families set to benefit from new public preschools

by Lia EdwardsJuly 6, 2025July 8, 2025

Hundreds of families in the New England region are closer to fee-free early learning, with three new public preschools on the way.

Childcare, Education, Tamworth, Toomelah, Warialda

New England families set to benefit from new public preschools

by New England Times News DeskJuly 3, 2025July 2, 2025

Hundreds of families in the New England region are closer to fee-free early learning, with contracts awarded to deliver three new public preschools.

Animals, Fundraiser, Warialda

Shave and save: Tanya’s fundraiser to support koalas and breast cancer awareness

by Molly BeareApril 8, 2025April 10, 2025

Tanya, who has spent a year and a half helping
rescue and rehabilitate koalas in her community, is now facing her own battle with breast cancer. However, she’s not letting it stop her from making a difference.

Bingara, Good News, Warialda

Much-needed daycare services now available in Bingara and Warialda

by Penelope ShawMarch 26, 2025April 2, 2025

Gwydir Shire Council has successfully opened a new 5-day fortnight childcare service for the communities of Bingara and Warialda.

Warialda, Water

Water being delivered in Warialda today due to PFAS, other areas cleared

by RK CrosbyDecember 20, 2024

Water will be delivered to homes across Warialda today as the latest update from Gwydir Shire Council reveals another bore has high levels of PFAS, but other Councils are progressively reporting their water supplies are PFAS free or within acceptable limits.