The annual Gold Rush Ball will be held this Saturday for a sold-out crowd of 500 people and, if previous years are anything to go by, the evening will not disappoint.
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Posted inMoree Plains Shire
Gurley: back on the map
A piece of history has been unveiled for the community of Gurley, and will make everyone know where they are when driving through.
Posted inAwards, Education, Tamworth
Peel High student wins VET in Schools Student of the Year at State Finals
Peel High School’s Gabriella Ward has taken out this year’s VET in Schools Student of the Year at the NSW Training Awards event.
Posted inDisability, Tamworth
Finding a home with heart for people with a disability in Tamworth
Aruma is helping Tamworth locals achieve their NDIS goals through person-centred active support and providing purpose-built homes with heart.
Posted inDisability, Tamworth
Magenta shows their colour of heart
From loss comes action and that is where Magenta Community Services has found its purpose. Meet the Magenta team at the Links for Life Expo.
Posted inArts, Bendemeer
Big plans and big sculptures for Bendemeer
The little town of Bendemeer has some big plans – really, big plans! Plans that involve sculptures so big they have to be installed by crane.
Posted inDeepwater
Staging something special in Deepwater
Something very ordinary but also extraordinary happens in Deepwater about every two years, when the Deepwater Players take to the stage.
Posted inArts, Warialda
Ceramic Break Sculpture Park opens in Warialda
Calling all art lovers, Ceramic Break Sculpture Park warmly invites you to attend their latest exhibition opening in Warialda.
Posted inFederal Politics, Gwydir Shire, Local politics
Three Coultons closing the book on a life in leadership
Gwydir Shire mayor John Coulton, his brother, Federal member for Parkes Mark Coulton, and their cousin, Gwydir Shire councillor Dave Coulton, are all set to retire from political life.
Posted inNundle
Fire trail upgrades at Hanging Rock
The community of Hanging Rock will be better protected from bushfires with a $1.15 million fire trail project around the village.