Sustainable Living Armidale (SLA) is holding its sixth Sustainable House Tour, with properties in Uralla, Invergowrie, Kentucky, and Armidale open this weekend.
Posted inCrime, Uralla
Volunteer fire fighter believed to be Uralla’s firebug charged
Arson Unit detectives have charged a volunteer firefighter over allegedly deliberately lighting a fire near Uralla.
Posted inArmidale, Arts, What's on
New exhibition to bloom at NERAM
A new exhibition opening at NERAM this Friday sees local artist and TAS allum James White taking his love of flowers to a new level in watercolour.
Posted inHealth, Inverell
Rural doctor shortage leads to forced medication withdrawal
Inverell resident Darren Beetson lives in constant pain because of an Armajun clinic policy to not prescribe pain medication and not being able to get in to other doctors.
Posted inSport, Tingha
Tingha Tigers to get home ground upgrade
Tingha Tigers Rugby League Football Club will be doing some upgrades to their home ground at the end of this season.
Posted inFederal Politics
Joyce, farmers, critical of rural infrastructure cuts in next week’s budget
Barnaby Joyce and NSW Farmers have called for no cuts to regional infrastructure in the budget to be handed down next Tuesday.
Posted inInvestigation, Local politics, NSW Politics
Should water management be handed back to the NSW State Government?
Comments by Premier Chris Minns and Water Minister Rose Jackson implied the state government may be considering ending local government management of water. Should they?
Posted inLocal festivals and shows, Tamworth
Skywhales return to Tamworth
After being postponed last October, Skywhale and Skywhalepapa are returning to Tamworth’s skies this Saturday the 6th of May.
Posted inLocal festivals and shows, Moree
More on in Moree this Mother’s Day weekend
Mother’s Day weekend in Moree is packed with activities including the much anticipated Moree on a Plate food and wine festival.
Posted inWee Waa
Skills shortage forces the closure of iconic Wee Waa Veterinary Clinic
Wee Waa residents will now need to travel at least 40 kilometres to see a vet, with the local clinic forced to shut down after nearly 50 years in operation.