The Glen Innes Aquatic Centre is about to undergo another major facelift, thanks to a $332,710 State Government grant.
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Posted inArmidale, Education, NSW Votes 2023
Future of Armidale Secondary College on Labor’s radar
Labor candidate for the Northern Tablelands says she’s aware of the issues and will consult with the community to decide the future of Armidale Secondary College.
Posted inSport, Tamworth
Come and Try Hockey for three Saturdays in Tamworth
The Tamworth Hockey Association are running three come-and-try hockey days over three Saturday mornings starting this weekend.
Posted inArmidale, Education
UNE still working on SafeWork directives
Having missed the original December deadline, SafeWork NSW has given the University of New England a six month extension to comply with directions to make UNE a safer place to work.
Posted inArmidale, Awareness Events
First feature length film by a female Saudi director on show for Harmony Day
UNE is running a Harmony Day event showing the Saudi Arabian drama film, Wadjda, the first feature length film made by a female Saudi director.
Posted inLocal festivals and shows, Uralla
Seasons of New England sets the standard for Zero Waste
As we rapidly approach the annual Seasons of New England event on March 25, organisers are redoubling their efforts to make the large event as waste free as possible.
Posted inAwareness Events, Tamworth
Farrer takes it all off for World’s Greatest Shave
74 students and 5 teachers from Farrer Memorial Agricultural High School have raised their hands for the World’s Greatest Shave this week.
Posted inAgriculture, Moree
Petition demands Moree Saleyards reopen
A petition calling for reopening the Livestock Saleyards at Moree has attracted 279 signatures in the space of only 10 days.
Posted inEnvironment, Moree
Fish talks for healthy rivers in Moree
OzFish Unlimited is hosting an informal get-together at the Moree RSL club on the 29th of March to celebrate the future of fishing in Moree.
Posted inEducation, Moree
Moree Secondary College to get one new campus
Moree Secondary College students will consolidate the two existing campuses onto the Albert Street site after strong representations from the local community.