An experienced mental health social worker and family therapist will speak at PLC Armidale’s 2023 Community Forum tonight on empowering parents to help kids struggling with mental health issues.
Posted inAdvertorial, Local festivals and shows
NESS brings unique, individualised services to Links for Life for the first time
New England Support Services (NESS) is a holistic NDIS service that provides custom solutions and support to individuals to help them live their best life.
Posted inEducation, Health
Health scholarships for students from Moree, Warialda, Bingara or Collarenebri
Two $10,000 scholarships have opened applications for locals in their second year of a health degree at university.
Posted inArts
How do you cure the hiccups?
Hiccup is a psychedelic outback journey that sees a sleep deprived city-dwelling camper, a cheeky quokka and a particularly inventive emu join forces to help a koala that has come down with a nasty case of the hiccups.
Posted inRoads and Infrastructure
Mathers Bridge cost blow out but Inverell ratepayers won’t get the bill
State funding for the rebuild of Inverell’s Mathers Bridge has been increased to $3.1 million after quantity surveying identified a significant shortfall
Posted inArmidale, Indigenous
New song and dance classes celebrating Anaiwan culture in Armidale
The Nēwara Aboriginal Corporation want to say Dhanggana (Hello) and invite the local community to join with them in learning and celebrating Anaiwan language and dance.
Posted inGeneral News
NERU Grand Final Preview: Can Albies repeat the clean sweep?
All eyes will be on UNE’s Bellevue Rugby ground this weekend as New England Rugby’s best fight it out for the Grand Final glory.
Posted inSport
CRNU: Last Chance for Grand Finals Spot
Everything will be on the line this weekend for Central North Rugby as teams battle for a spot in the Grand Final.
Posted inHealth
Design plans released for new Moree hospital
The long-awaited concept plans and schematic designs for the new $80 million Moree District Hospital have been publicly released by NSW Health.
Posted inArmidale, Education, Investigation
ASC Facebook poster speaks out
The student who posted anonymously to Facebook about Armidale Secondary College says they were misinterpreted and they were trying to defend teachers.