Despite being one of the smallest central schools in the state, Emmaville Central School’s cross country event attracted around 90 students from kindergarten to Year 12
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Posted inAwareness Events
Ride to Give begins today
The Ride to Give sees 55 cyclists travel a 485km loop over three days through Armidale, Tamworth, and Bingara, to raise money for charity.
Posted inMoree, Narrabri
Buses replacing trains due to work on Inland Rail
Upcoming work on the train line will see Xplorer passengers catching buses to Sydney instead this week.
Posted inEnvironment, Science and Research
Northern Tablelands Koala project extended to 2025
A dedicated Southern New England Landcare team has been working quietly behind the scenes to deliver the Northern Tablelands Koala Project.
Posted inFederal Politics, Indigenous, Tamworth
Joyce ‘No’ campaign launch in Tamworth attracts little support
The formal launch for the campaign against the Indigenous voice to Parliament only attracted a modest crowd of mostly older people in Tamworth last night.
Posted inArmidale, Business
Armidale’s newest Breakfast Club for empowering women
Armidale has a new Breakfast Club dishing up community, connection, and coffee while empowering women in business.
Posted inGeneral News, Guyra
New Guyra and Community Progress Association awarded $157,000 grant
New Guyra and Community Progress Association awarded $157,000 grant. Planning is now officially under way to put the grant money into action.
Posted inArmidale, Arts
New Australian literature prize launches in Armidale
The newly formed Australian Science Fiction Writers’ Foundation (ASFWF) is launching a science fiction short story competition.
Posted inNarrabri, Roads and Infrastructure
Narrabri students skill up to work on Inland Rail
Ten Narrabri Clontarf Academy students have completed a new three-day course to build their practical work skills and awareness.
Posted inGlen Innes Severn Shire, Tourism
Glen Innes progresses Rail Trail but needs more money
The New England Rail Trail from Glen Innes to Ben Lomond is moving forward, but Glen Innes Severn Shire Council will need more money for ‘revised costs’.