Tingha residents have backed Inverell Council’s plans for new playgrounds and park upgrades to create safer, modern community spaces.
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Posted inSport, Tingha
Adventure bikes roar back to Green Valley Farm for this year’s Dirty Weekend
The much-anticipated Adventure Moto Dirty Weekend returns, promising two days of roaring engines, rugged camaraderie, and unforgettable adventure.
Posted inBusiness, Tingha, Tourism
Good old-fashioned fun wins big at Green Valley Farm
Green Valley Farm has long been a treasured destination for families across the region, and now it has been recognised as the Best Tourist Attraction in the New England.
Posted inAwards, Indigenous, Inverell, Tingha
Bright night to cherish community
Giving, doing, caring, achieving, service: all words that headline the reasons behind this year’s Inverell and Tingha NAIDOC Award winners.
Posted inArts, Indigenous, Tingha
Aboriginal Artist to Lead Free Weaving and Dance Workshop at Tingha
Aboriginal artist and proud Gomeroi woman, Janalli Griffiths will be hosting a traditional weaving & dancing workshop in Tingha this Saturday.
Posted inHealth, Tingha
Tingha’s now heart attack ready
Tingha’s Wing Hing Long Museum, which attracts thousands of visitors each year, has now installed its own defibrillator and trained a dozen local first aiders.
Posted inSport, Tingha
Tingha Tigers to get home ground upgrade
Tingha Tigers Rugby League Football Club will be doing some upgrades to their home ground at the end of this season.
Posted inTingha
Security upgrade for Tingha Sport & Rec
The Tingha Sports & Recreation Club will be upgrading its security and lighting systems after receiving a state government grant.
Posted inLocal festivals and shows, Tingha
Monthly markets to start up soon in Tingha
Tingha will soon have its own monthly markets to be held in Ruby Street on the first Saturday of the month starting in May.
Posted inAshford, Indigenous, Inverell, Tingha
Elders Luncheon reconnects community in Inverell
More than 50 Aboriginal Elders from Inverell and Tingha converged on the Masonic Hall in Inverell to celebrate the inaugural Elders Luncheon