The hearing of former University of New England Vice Chancellor Professor Brigid Heywood’s assault charge has been interrupted by her legal team asking for a new judge.
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Posted inArmidale, Local festivals and shows
Book week for all in the Armidale Mall
Book Week 2023 is being held between the 19-25 of August and the Armidale Mall will be full of celebrations including workshops and a dress-up parade.
Posted inArmidale
REX, Link flights no longer security screened at Armidale airport
Following a change to funding for airport security, passengers on Rex and Link flights out of Armidale will no longer need to go through security screening.
Posted inHealth, Tamworth
Three month blood drive gets Tamworth competitive
An annual blood drive linked to local government has spurred on the competitive spirit in Tamworth
Posted inGwydir Shire
Review prompts multiple border shifts in Gwydir
The boundaries of a number of the rural villages in the Gwydir Shire after a review found there was some confusion.
Posted inInverell, Sport
Inverell soccer star tours with the Joeys All-Star team to Germany
At 18 years of age, Inverell’s Riley Schutz is on a football tour of a lifetime, joining the All-Star squad on their German adventure
Posted inCrime, Moree
Moree police raids lead to stolen gun charges
Five people including a teenager have been charged following an investigation into the alleged theft of 15 stolen guns in Moree.
Posted inAwards, Tamworth
Who will take top status at Tamworth’s Quality Business Awards?
Tamworth Business Chamber is looking to crown the best of the best at this year’s Quality Business Awards held on Friday 8 September 2023 at the TRECC.
Posted inTamworth
Have your say on Tamworth’s Arcadia Estate boundary shift
Tamworth Regional Council has applied to shift the Hillvue and Warral boundary line, to make the proposed Arcadia Estate completely in Hillvue territory.
Posted inBusiness, Tamworth
Community rallies for Tamworth freight job losses
Tamworth has been quick to offer work for 20 people who lost their job after Australia Post ended its contract with local company General Freight Express.