Sustainable Living Armidale is one of 27 initiatives to receive funding to address the impacts of climate change.
Posted inArmidale, Arts
Contemplating a big year ahead at NERAM with five new shows
NERAM is kicking off its 2025 art program with five dynamic new installations that celebrate the breadth of contemporary art.
Posted inEntertainment, NSW Politics, Tamworth
Arts Minister John Graham praises growth of Tamworth festival
A senior NSW Government Minister has expressed his enthusiasm for the growth of country music and the success of the Tamworth Country Music Festival, highlighting the government’s ongoing support for the industry.
Posted inMungindi
Mungindi drops to level 2 water restrictions
With the potable water supply in Mungindi sourced from the Barwon River, current conditions are causing problems with water treatment making drinking unsafe.
Posted inMoree
Calling all photographers in Moree
The Moree community is being invited to contribute photographs and stories for an exciting new display at the Moree Plains Museum.
Posted inTenterfield
Tenterfield homes and businesses now eligible for nbn upgrade
Eligible homes and businesses in Tenterfield with an nbn Fibre to the Curb connection can now unlock the benefits of Fibre to the Premises.
Posted inSpring Ridge
Man dies following single vehicle crash in Spring Ridge
A man has died after a car crashed into tree around 4am Sunday morning in Spring Ridge. The investigation is still ongoing.
Posted inAgriculture
Tertiary education leader named as new NFF CEO
Troy Williams has been announced as the new CEO of the peak farming body, replacing Tony Mahar.
Posted inAged Care, Business, Glen Innes
New England Care opens storefront in Glen Innes to serve community better
After 35 years spent working from a home office, Gavin and Lea McCarty’s home care business New England Care has stretched its legs and opened a bricks and mortar storefront in the heart of Glen Innes
Posted inMungindi
Moree and Mungindi’s water restrictions to stay
Mungindi residents are advised that the Level 5 water restrictions will remain in place due to ongoing issues with the local water supply.