Glen Innes businesses will have access to workshops, networking events and practical support throughout October as part of NSW Small Business Month.
Posted inBendemeer, Cricket
Hazlewood tips Smith to make a statement in South Africa
Josh Hazlewood believes Steve Smith could have a point to prove when Australia returns to South Africa for its first Test series there since the 2018 ball-tampering scandal.
Posted inHealth, Local News
Pharmacy reforms to bring more health care closer to home
NSW communities will gain easier access to everyday health care as pharmacists expand treatment options for a range of conditions.
Posted inFundraiser, Mental Health
Wheelchair adventurer who raised $200,000 for the bush becomes Rural Aid ambassador
She wheeled 441km across regional NSW and raised $200,000 for the bush. Now Sam Longmore has a new role, and she’s not done yet.
Posted inArmidale, Hillgrove, Long Read, Mental Health, Workers and Unions
A Hillgrove miracle: is this the happiest workplace in the region?
WEEKEND LONG READ: At the re-opened Hillgrove Mine, staff say the culture, not the antimony, is the real story. How did they avoid the Armidale curse?
Posted inEnergy, Glen Innes Severn Shire
Glen Innes Severn calls for fair REZ funding model
Glen Innes Severn Council is pushing for a fairer funding model to share New England Renewable Energy Zone benefits across communities.
Posted inGunnedah, Indigenous
Gunnedah Council sets out reconciliation plan
Gunnedah Shire Council has launched a two-year plan aimed at strengthening reconciliation and relationships with local First Nations communities.
Posted inMemorials and funerals, National News
Australia reflects on 9/11 as spy chief warns terrorism threat is rising
As the United States marks 25 years since the Sept. 11 attacks, Australia’s spy chief has warned that international terrorism is again a significant security concern. Former Prime Minister John Howard has also reflected on the attacks that transformed Australia’s alliance with the US.
Posted inArmidale, Entertainment
New kids on the block bring big plans for Armidale
The Alley is promising major investment as it prepares to take over Armidale’s bowling and entertainment venue.
Posted inNSW Politics, NSW Votes 2027, Tenterfield Shire
Saffin defends regional ministers after confirming administrative error
Janelle Saffin says the numbers back up what she told budget estimates all along, it was never misuse, just a mix-up over which budget line her Sydney travel came from.