Talented young artists have their maps set for Tamworth in July, with The CMAA Academy revealing their successful students this week.
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Posted inArmidale, NSW Politics
Green’s announce Northern Tablelands by-election candidate, Dr Dorothy Robinson
The Greens have announced Dr Dorothy Robinson, Armidale Regional Councillor, as their candidate for the Northern Tablelands by-election.
Posted inAdvertorial, Armidale, Investment
The journey of a landlord
Whether it’s your child, your pet, or your home you are handing over, trust and experience is a must. So, when it comes to looking for a property manager for […]
Posted inBellata, Grants and funding
Bellata War memorial Hall to get some maintenance
Bellata War Memorial will get some much needed repairs thanks to a recent grant funding announcement.
Posted inTamworth
Stride, ride and drive: Tamworth’s Future Transport Plan
A more sustainable, connected and efficient transport network is the aim of the draft Tamworth Integrated Transport Plan.
Posted inEnergy, Federal Politics
Bad news for New England as parties set for another election focused on climate
We could be in for another election fought on climate and how the country reaches net-zero as parties hint at policies and strategies a year out from polling day.
Posted inSport, Tamworth
TAS has silverware in sight in annual Farrer fixtures
TAS will be looking to regain two coveted pieces of silverware when it meets Farrer in a seven sports comp in Tamworth on Thursday.
Posted inArmidale, Education
Stan Grant to deliver 2024 Frank Archibald Memorial Lecture
UNE is excited to announce that Indigenous leader Stan Grant will deliver the 2024 Frank Archibald Memorial lecture in Armidale.
Posted inGunnedah, Sport
Greyhound Racing NSW To Introduce Additional Country Class Meetings
Greyhound Racing NSW has announced that a minimum of 56 new race meetings for Country Class greyhounds will be added to the racing calendar.
Posted inEnergy
Keeping the lights on during solar, wind droughts
New energy storage to ride out the solar and wind doldrums is the key to the nation’s power needs, not “uneconomic” nuclear reactors, an industry report finds.