Five community groups have received funding for local projects, community events and facility upgrades through Narrabri Shire Council’s Community Financial Assistance Program.
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Funding secured for major solar upgrades at key community facilities
Narrabri Shire Council has welcomed $157,151.00 in funding to deliver new rooftop solar systems at two of the Shire’s highest energy-use facilities.
Communities invited to celebrate IDPwD 2025
Communities across the New England region are gearing up to celebrate the International Day of People with Disability (IDPwD) this Wednesday, with a fantastic line-up of events
More seats, more movies, more fun at the Crossing Theatre
Movie lovers have another reason to grab the popcorn, with Cinema 2 at The Crossing Theatre officially reopening today following a major technology upgrade.
$4 million boost to bolster Narrabri’s water security
Narrabri’s water supply is set for a significant upgrade, with the NSW Government committing $4 million to deliver a portable water treatment plant and develop new production bores for the town.
NarraBRIGHT goes for fantasy in 2026
Narrabri Shire Council has unveiled the theme for NarraBRIGHT 2026 – Fantasy – inviting attendees to step into a world of imagination, light and wonder when the much-loved event returns on Friday, 10 April 2026.
Narrabri proud of our patch
Narrabri Shire Council has launched a new initiative, Proud of our Patch, to encourage community pride and help keep the Shire clean, safe and welcoming.
Community input sought for Gwabegar Flood Study
The Gwabegar community is invited to share their local knowledge and experiences of flooding as part of the Gwabegar Flood Study.
Narrabri moves to Level 2 water restrictions
For the first time in eight years, water restrictions will come into effect in the Narrabri Shire, with the town water supply moving to Level 2 restrictions from midnight tonight.
NarraBRIGHT to shine brighter with government funding
NarraBRIGHT will return in April, bigger and brighter than ever, thanks to $350,000 in funding from the State Government.
