New England residents can celebrate the beauty of the ground beneath our feet this week as part of International Compost Awareness Week 2023 (7-13 May 2023).
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Posted inLocal festivals and shows, Tamworth
Event in Tamworth to welcome new residents revived
Tamworth is rolling out the red carpet to new residents, hoping to form new friendships, new networks and new opportunities for the city and the region.
Posted inArmidale, Local festivals and shows
Big Chill will thrill the whole family next weekend
The wait is nearly over with Armidale’s premier winter event, The Big Chill Festival, just a few days away, happening at the Armidale Sportsground this year on May 13 and 14.
Posted inSport, Werris Creek
Garnet Patterson: Driving his dreams
From a young boy rolling around his parent’s mechanic shop in Werris Creek to racing against Australia’s finest, Garnet Patterson is living his dreams.
Posted inLocal festivals and shows, Moree
Celebrating 99 years of the Moree Picnic Races
The Moree Picnic Races are on again later this month, celebrating their 99th anniversary this year with bigger crowds expected in the newly refurbished grandstand.
Posted inGeneral News, Rugby Union, Sport
This weekend’s Rugby action
Check out what’s happening in this weekend’s rugby action.
Posted inLocal festivals and shows
Line up for Hats Off announced
With less than three months until Tamworth’s cool mid-year festival, organisers of the 2023 Hats Off to Country festival are excited to announce more great artists getting involved.
Posted inEducation
New VC for UNE announced
The University of New England (UNE) Council has appointed Professor Chris Moran as the next Vice-Chancellor and Chief Executive Officer.
Posted inHealth, NSW Politics
Marshall keeps up the pressure on health with new Minister
Member for Northern Tablelands Adam Marshall has had a lengthy meeting with new Health Minister Ryan Park about the future of health services in the region.
Posted inEnvironment
Fundraiser to create a sanctuary on Gwydir River
New England based non-profit organisation, Save Our Woodlands, is raising money for their fourth project to create a sanctuary along the Gwydir River.