TAS will be looking to retain the prestigious Hannon Harris Cup when it takes on Sydney Boys’ High School in 17 fixtures across seven sports this weekend
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Posted inWalcha
Walcha’s Resilience Dinner Event brings locals together
Walcha locals have come together to get resilient ready at a local event.
Posted inHealth, Inverell
New doctors in Inverell
Inverell has long been plagued by a shortage of doctors, but things are slowly turning around with one relocating from South Africa last year, and another newly arrived.
Posted inArmidale, Indigenous, Sport
Dean Widders comes home to help identify sports stars of tomorrow
Local NRL legend and former NIAS athlete, Dean Widders, will be a guest coach at the upcoming UAA/NIAS Indigenous Talent ID Day in Armidale
Posted inArmidale, Business, What's on
Skeptics in the Pub forced to find a new venue as the Wicklow prepares to close
The bush telegraph was running hot this afternoon that the famous Wicklow Hotel in Armidale may be closing its doors, after Skeptics in the Pub had to suddenly move to the Railway.
Posted inArmidale, Education, What's on
Armidale music teacher calls for adjustment to ban on Eisteddfod recordings
A local music teacher is asking the Armidale Eisteddfod Society to slightly relax the new blanket ban on recording at Eisteddfods in the area.
Posted inArmidale, Local festivals and shows
Double album launch in Armidale
Studio Folk Club and Boobooks will be hosting a special double album launch concert from folk artists Mickey & Michelle and Broken Creek on 10th July.
Posted inAwards, Moree
Moree wins Borderless Communities Award
Moree’s partnership with Balonne Shire Council has been recognised at State’s Local Government 2024 Excellence Awards.
Posted inArmidale, Glen Innes, Local festivals and shows, Uralla
Celebrating the longest night of the year around the New England region
A day that has the least hours of sunshine hardly sounds like something worth celebrating, but it’s a popular day to enjoy in the New England.
Posted inBusiness, Moree
Moree Maccas is back, with a shiny new shopfront and an even bigger drive to support the community
Thanks to a $3.6 million refurbishment and renovation, the takeaway giant, which has been a part of the Moree landscape since 1994, has a brand-new lease on life.