Werris Creek jumped to the top of the 2024 Whitehaven Coal Group 4 Ladies League Tag premiership with its 60-nil mercy rule win over Wee Waa Pantherettes on their home ground David Taylor Park on Sunday.
Posted inHealth, Moree
Roll up your sleeves for the Flu shot
t’s time to roll up your sleeves for your annual flu shot and arm yourself against germs this winter. Pharmacists are encouraging the community to book your flu vaccine today, and for many of us, it could be free.
Posted inMoree
Moree’s Chalky’s boxing gym receives funding punch
Moree’s Chalky’s Boxing Gym has been given a $12,000 funding punch to invest in new boxing equipment.
Posted inArmidale, Education, What's on
Big crowd expected for UNE Open Day
Around 1000 prospective students from all over the region will visit the Armidale on Friday, May 3 for UNE’s Open Day.
Posted inInverell, What's on
Three generations of Australian Army coming to Inverell for ANZAC Day
This year, Jacko Ross is looking forward to ANZAC Day as his son and grandson will be joining him for the ANZAC Day march in town.
Posted inBusiness, Regional Development, Tamworth, What's on
Regional Leadership Summit ready to foster the next generation of leaders
Tamworth will host the Leading the Way Matters Leadership Summit, which will bring together leaders, entrepreneurs, and professionals from various industries across the region to one location next week
Posted inTamworth, What's on
Local veteran grateful for his service, and those who came before
Tamworth resident Troy Bartholomai’s time in the Australian Defence Forces started with a desire to help people. It ended up giving him a family.
Posted inLocal festivals and shows, Narrabri
123rd Narrabri Show creating future leaders
The Narrabri Show is on May 3, 4 and 5, and this year will begin by inducting the youngest ever life member.
Posted inArmidale, Education, What's on
Walk to help health and happiness thrive at UNE
The University of New England is inviting staff and students to step away from their desks to connect with colleagues and friends by taking a brief jaunt around the campus on May 1.
Posted inFederal Politics
Joyce calls for Killed in Service medal clasp to be approved
On the eve of ANZAC Day, Barnaby Joyce has criticised the government for failing to approve a ‘killed in service’ clasp recommended to be available for the loved ones of those who died in service.