The Gwabegar community is invited to share their local knowledge and experiences of flooding as part of the Gwabegar Flood Study.
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SBM25: Prints, Pets & Page-Turners
Today for Small Business Month we have an Indigenous printing and design business, a stockfeed miller, and, at the other end of the animal spectrum, a pet resort and a local author.
Narrabri moves to Level 2 water restrictions
For the first time in eight years, water restrictions will come into effect in the Narrabri Shire, with the town water supply moving to Level 2 restrictions from midnight tonight.
Fiesta La Peel to return with a celebration of culture, dance and flavour
Tamworth’s biggest celebration of multiculturalism is set to light up Bicentennial Park once again, with Fiesta La Peel returning for its twelfth year on Saturday 18 October.
Sydney artist opens first solo museum exhibition at NERAM this Friday
Nymphaea Nymphaea, the first solo museum exhibition by celebrated writer and painter Anna Johnson, has opened at the NERAM.
Get involved with Tamworth’s night time and entertainment economies
Tamworth Regional Council is calling for the community to get involved with two projects that will help shape the future of live entertainment in town.
UNE leading with access to secure AI workspace for all students
UNE and a startup AI developer have joined forces to provide every student with their own team of secure AI assistants.
SBM25: Do it your way
Today for Small Business Month we have a quality local hats made the traditional way, professional concreting to pave the way, direct from the farm sleepwear to help you sleep a better way, and HR services to help you manage your staff the right way.
Celebrating the past, imagining the future in Glen Innes
Glen Innes welcomed more than 300 visitors to the heritage-listed former Glen Innes Powerhouse, turning a day of community consultation into a celebration of local history.
Major road safety boost: Transforming hundreds of kilometres of regional roads and extending their life by decades
The State Government is investing $37.5 million to transform more than 470 kilometres of state-managed roads across the regions.