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Farmers dig in on renewables as transition accelerates

Farmers are playing their part in the transition to renewable energy with little to no impact on their agricultural production

Minimum wage goes up by 3.75% on Monday, but what is welcomed by workers is another increasing cost on small business.

The refurbishment of Tamworth Regional Council’s Ray Walsh House is looking increasingly unlikely more than two years after asbestos was exposed.

Producers of pet food, barramundi and wine will receive federal funding to study ways to save power and cut pollution.

A new urgent care medical service opened in Armidale today. to help locals access non-emergency healthcare in a more timely way

International equine physical therapist, Suzanne Baker, has announced the introduction of ISBT-Bowen Therapy Equine courses into Tamworth.

Now is your chance to check out what has been happening at GoCo Gunnedah, and see how the updates space reflects their vision for the future.

The Armidale School retains the city/country shield after a close with Sydney Boys’ High School in a multisports clash over the weekend.

From July, thousands of people with common skin conditions will be able to receive treatment from their pharmacist under a new state trial.