Fiori Musicali is preparing to present their performance of St John Passion in Armidale and Guyra during March after having to cancel the originally planned performance in 2020.
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Posted inArmidale, Entertainment
O Week: what’s on? The unofficial guide.
This week is O Week at the University of New England, where all the new students get orientated to their new place and the locals watch and lau… uh, welcome them to our fair town.
Posted inEmergency management, Glen Innes, Moree, Walcha
New England misses out in Disaster Risk Reduction Fund grants
Only three projects in the New England were successful in the latest round of grants from the Disaster Risk Reduction Fund.
Posted inEntertainment, Local festivals and shows, Uralla
Countdown begins to Seasons of New England’s 10th Expo
The favourite day of the year for those that love locally made, high quality products is just over a month away, with the Seasons of New England Expo on Saturday March 25.
Posted inArmidale, Education
O Week starts tomorrow
O Week starts tomorrow at UNE with 500 students moving into college.
Posted inGunnedah
Youth Insearch uses lived experience to make a difference
A peer support worker with lived experience of trauma is now on the ground and making a difference for young people in Gunnedah.
Posted inArmidale
NightMarkets bring street food to Armidale Showgrounds
The Aussie NightMarkets come to Armidale on Friday the 24th of February from 4pm till 10pm, delivering street food and a big market experience for one night only.
Posted inDeepwater, Dundee
More timber bridges to be replaced at Dundee and Deepwater
Sunset Road Bridge, near Dundee, and Deepwater River Bridge on Coxs Road, near Deepwater will be replaced with new concrete bridges.
Posted inBusiness, Gunnedah
Two more Gunnedah businesses get boost for new initiatives
Two businesses will get a helping hand with new initiatives, thanks to the latest round of Gunnedah Shire Council’s Business Partner Program.
Posted inArmidale, Health
Big health win for the New England with Single Employer Model approved
The New England has been approved by both the federal and state governments as the next trail site for the Single Employer Model of GP training according to Adam Marshall.