Emmaville may soon have an active tin mine again, with the Taronga Tin Project taking the next step forward.
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Posted inArmidale, NSW Politics
UNE Winter Graduation: Cold politics
NSW Premier Chris Minns spoke at UNE’s Winter Graduation Ceremony today. The speech was not the usual inspiring tale of the path from UNE graduand to success.
Posted inGeneral News, Rugby Union, Sport, Tamworth
Tamworth’s Pirates and Magpies both seek Rugby Union grand final berths
Not one, but two Tamworth rugby union clubs will be shooting for grand final berths this weekend in the New England and Central Northern comps respectively.
Posted inArmidale, Sport
Armidale host NERU Semi Finals
Armidale’s home of Rugby Bellevue Rugby Ground at UNE will play host to an exciting weekend of finals football from 3pm today.
Posted inGunnedah
Work starts to rehabilitate one of the state’s oldest bridges located in Gunnedah
Gunnedah’s Cohens Bridge is about to get a $10.6 million makeover. Built in 1884, the bridge serves as a critical link over the Namoi River.
Posted inBaan Baa, Investigation, Narrabri
Following her heart to Narrabri
Daisy Lamb followed Farmer Todd to Narrabri, but the town has won her heart too.
Posted inEducation, Moree
Inverell resident attributes career success to soft skills course opportunity
Moree’s Melissa Perrin credits soft skills course for equipping her with the skills and confidence to transition into a leadership role.
Posted inArmidale, Investigation
Called to the home she didn’t know was home
With names like Handebo, Monckton, Curtis, Godley, Molloy, Carter and Beezley dominating her family tree, Deborah has moved home. She just didn’t know it at the time.
Posted inArmidale, Legal
Heywood to have case re-heard by different magistrate
Former University of New England Vice Chancellor boss Brigid Heywood, who is facing assault and offensive behaviour charges, will have her case re-heard
Posted inTamworth, Training and courses
Build your trades career at TAFE
As part of National Skills Week, TAFE Tamworth pulled back the curtain on the Build Your Career program, a seven week course aimed at highschool students who want a taste of the trade life style.