Walcha’s Rams will be travelling north to play rugby in 2024, after being unanimously accepted into the New England Rugby Union competition for season starting this year.
Posted inArmidale
Armidale East Mall plans to go on public display
Plans to revitalise Armidale’s East Mall and make it a more appealing precinct for visitors, locals and business owners are now on display. Find out more here.
Posted inLocal festivals and shows, Walcha
Walcha on Show this Weekend
The annual Walcha Show is the highlight of the Walcha district’s social calendar, proclaimed to be the best little country show with the biggest heart, and it’s on this weekend.
Posted inAwards, Moree
Moree volunteer wins 2024 Northern Tablelands Local Woman of the Year
Congratulations to Moree’s Tiarn Harris for taking out this year’s Northern Tablelands Local Woman of the Year.
Posted inTenterfield
Unsung heroes of Tenterfield aged care
A Tenterfield maintenance team are the unsung heroes of aged care, going above and beyond, forging friendships and keeping residents safe during emergencies, even bushfires.
Posted inArmidale, Education
Armidale TAFE set for funding injection
Crumbling classrooms, leaking roofs, and 15-year-old Wi-Fi systems are heading for an upgrade with a new $300 million Government program now underway for TAFE NSW.
Posted inGunnedah Shire, Tamworth Regional
More police on the beat
Three more Probationary Constables will commence duties in the Oxley Police District today, meaning more boots on the ground keeping the community safe.
Posted inAwards, Walcha
Walcha Coffee Clinches Two Silver Medals at the Golden Bean World Series
Looking for good coffee? Then you’ll need try what Walcha has to offer and see why Walcha Coffee just won two silver medals at the Golden Bean World Series.
Posted inRugby League, Sport
Rugby League Sports Wrap
Rugby League is back for 2024, and with a mixed bag of results from the weekend for the Greater Northern Tigers and Kootingal Roosters.
Posted inHealth, Tingha
Tingha’s now heart attack ready
Tingha’s Wing Hing Long Museum, which attracts thousands of visitors each year, has now installed its own defibrillator and trained a dozen local first aiders.