Today for Small Business Month we have a creative metalwork studio transforming steel into art, a trusted medical supplier supporting healthcare professionals across the region, and a compassionate physiotherapist helping people regain strength and independence.
Local News
Local golfers to rally for mental health at Lifeline Tamworth Golf Day 2025
On Friday, 28 November 2025, local businesses, golfers and community members will tee off for a cause close to home, the Lifeline Tamworth Golf Day, held at the scenic Longyard Golf Course.
PLC’s next group of leaders begin their work
Young women of character from across the region have been inducted to begin their leadership roles at PLC Armidale’s commencement assembly last week.
Push to get Healthy Harold new wheels
Healthy Harold is on a mission to spread healthy habits, and it’s about time Harold had a new set of wheels to keep the journey rolling.
SBM25: Designing Better Futures
Today for Small Business Month we have a designer turning ideas into meaningful design, a family business redefining slow fashion with purpose, and a regional lender helping people create the life they’ve been working toward.
‘No throwing plates around the kitchen’ – Barnaby Joyce plans peaceful political exit
Member for New England Barnaby Joyce says his decision to step away from politics in the New England at the next federal election was about finishing on his own terms.
It’s the week to learn how water works (literally)
New Englanders are being urged to rethink how they use water and to uncover the hidden ways it flows through everyday life as part of National Water Week 2025
Revving up for fun: Cars, trucks and bikes take centre stage in Glen Innes
This November, the township of Glen Innes will come alive with the sights and sounds of gleaming vehicles, from vintage hot rods to powerful bikes, as the community gears up for the “Triple Challenge Show & Shine”.
SBM25: Heart in Every Detail
Today for Small Business Month we have a creative marketing expert helping small businesses grow with confidence, a beauty and wellness professional dedicated to helping clients relax and recharge, and a beloved local toy store keeping the joy of discovery alive for another generation.
Council seeks over a million dollars to persist with controversial rail trail
Armidale Regional Council will this week vote on whether to spend more than a million dollars of ratepayer funds to keep the New England Rail Trail alive, despite repeated funding rejections and ongoing community division over the project.
