Check out Inverell Public School’s celebration of NAIDOC 2024 with games, food, family, and a lot of laughter.
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Posted inArmidale
Pathfinders Calls for Community Support During Homelessness Week 2024
Pathfinders Homelessness Support Services are gearing up for Homelessness Week and are calling on the community for crucial support.
Posted inArmidale, Business, Travel
Rex Airlines enters voluntary administration
Rex Airlines has gone into voluntary administration and cancelled all flights between major airports.
Posted inArmidale, Arts
New owners for Armidale’s Belgrave Cinema ensure its future
UNE Life has announced the transition of ownership of the Belgrave Twin Cinema to new custodians, Belgrave Armidale Cinema Pty Ltd.
Posted inEducation, Tamworth
Demolition begins for UNE Tamworth Campus
Ground has been broken on the University of New England’s new Tamworth campus in what Mayor Russell Webb called “a very important milestone.” UNE Vice Chancellor Chris Moran joined Mayor […]
Posted inBusiness, Travel
Rex Airlines’ future up in the air, government watching
The federal government is putting contingencies in place after shares in regional carrier Rex were placed in a trading halt amid speculation about its future.
Posted inAwards, Local News
Celebrations as 2024 Primary Care Quality and Innovation Award winners unveiled
New England health businesses have been recognised for their patient care and innovation to healthcare the latest awards event.
Posted inArmidale, Health
Health admits issues with Armidale Urgent Care
The NSW Department of Health has admitted there are issues with the Armidale Urgent Care, after multiple stories of significant difficulty accessing the service emerged.
Posted inEmergency management, Manilla, Werris Creek
Demand for Werris Creek and Manilla Fire and Rescue Stations to be upgraded
Member for Tamworth Kevin Anderson has continued his campaign to have the Werris Creek and Manilla Fire and Rescue Stations upgraded
Posted inEnergy, Federal Politics
Calls for Barnaby to resign. Again.
It’s been less than six months since the Albanese et al last brayed about the need for Mr Joyce to resign from his role.