he exhibition has a particular focus on the landscapes and colours of the New England region and will feature prints by Gemma King and paintings by Paula Jenkins and Rita Winiger.
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Posted inQuirindi, Social issues and services
Consumer Advisory Body to be launched by Quirindi Care Services
Quirindi Care Services is currently assembling a new Community Advisory Body (CAB) tasked with providing feedback directly to the organisation’s governing body
Posted inArmidale, Education, Investigation
ASC policy of locking bathrooms humiliating and unhygenic
Armidale Secondary College has been locking student bathrooms due to violence and anti-social behaviour, and in the process created a bigger issue of denying students basic rights and dignity.
Posted inHealth, Indigenous
Launch of First Nations Health and Wellness Framework
The Hunter New England and Central Coast Primary Health Network (HNECC PHN) has launched a new framework to help close the health and wellness gap
Posted inArts
New England Conservatorium returns with their exclusive Homestead Series Concerts
The New England Conservatorium of Music (NECOM) will once again run their stunning series of chamber music concerts in October.
Posted inArmidale, Education, Investigation
ASC Principal belittles students for speaking out
Principal Bree Harvey-Bice sent a condescending email to the entire community on ‘Appropriate Communication’.
Posted inGeneral News, Rugby Union, Sport
Finals spot on the line in New England Rugby this weekend
The last finals spot for the New England Rugby Union competition will go up for grabs tomorrow afternoon as Robb College hosts Tamworth Magpies in a do or die match up.
Posted inGrants and funding, Roads and Infrastructure
Calls for promise on Merriwa to Willow Tree road to be delivered
Barnaby Joyce and Liverpool Plains Shire Council are supporting the Upper Hunter Shire Council’s urgent plea for funding promised for the Merriwa to Willow Tree Road project to be delivered.
Posted inGeneral News, News, Quirindi
Updated: Driver dead after train hits ute at Quirindi
Passengers were held on the train for up to five hours after the crash with little information and no food.
Posted inScience and Research
UNE help to shape NSW water strategy
The NSW Government is taking a deep dive into aquatic life across the state to improve the way we manage our waterways, and UNE is helping them do it.