Australia’s fiercest sporting rivalry is strapping in for another showdown — but this isn’t rugby, and it’s definitely not for the faint-hearted.
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Mastering the art of conservation: NERAM celebrates a decade of Adopt an Artwork
NERAM has celebrated 10 years of bringing art lovers, philanthropists, and the community together to protect and preserve its esteemed collection new exhibit.
Veterans not forgotten in election as ANZAC Day approaches
The break from tradition in avoiding public holidays has helped veterans get their issues on the election agenda, with pledges and claims flowing as ANZAC Day approaches.
UNE appoints new Pro Vice-Chancellor (Indigenous)
The University of New England has appointment Professor Peter J. Anderson to the role of UNE’s Pro Vice-Chancellor (Indigenous).
The Kurrumbede Community Open Day returns this Mother’s Day weekend
Gunnedah and Narrabri residents are invited to spend this Mother’s Day weekend exploring the iconic grounds of the Kurrumbede homestead.
Meet Barnaby Joyce, Nationals, New England
Incumbent New England MP Barnaby Joyce says he is ready to deliver for the region for another term as he looks to retain his seat in the upcoming Federal Election.
Pipe dreams: New TAFE NSW Tamworth course to help locals tap into plumbing career
Present and future plumbers welcomed a new TAFE NSW Tamworth course aimed at giving locals a leg-up into a plumbing career and addressing a crippling skills shortage in the sector.
Meet Natasha Ledger, Independent, New England
Natasha Ledger isn’t your average newbie political candidate, and she’s running again for New England.
Dose of cultural medicine to ‘decolonise healthcare’
Most Indigenous people would like to access cultural medicine, but many have difficulty doing so, with the practices largely left out of medical policy.
When and where to vote in Parkes
Early voting begins on Tuesday April 22, and election day is on May 3. Here’s all the information you need about when and where to vote in Parkes.