Graduates who miss out on university offers are encouraged to consider apprenticeships and traineeships as a practical and rewarding alternative.
Posted inGunnedah Shire
Facelift for village signs in Gunnedah Shire
Villages entry signs throughout the Gunnedah Shire are getting a facelift and council wants your input to help choose a design.
Posted inAustralia Votes 2025, Health
More to do on Medicare and bulk-billing, Labor says
Making it cheaper to see a doctor is expected to feature prominently in Labor’s election pitch, with voters due to head to the polls by May at the latest.
Posted inHealth, Moree
Moree Pathology back at Frome Street as services continue to be improved
The pathology collection service located at the Associate Medical Practice in Frome
Street Moree has reopened under the operation of NSW Health Pathology (NSWHP).
Posted inBendemeer, Cricket, Sport
Bendemeer’s Josh Hazelwood vying for selection
Australia are set to face a selection headache for Sri Lanka, with Josh Hazlewood on track to overcome a calf injury and be available for the two-Test series.
Posted inGeneral News
Japanese Encephalitis detected in Moree
NSW Health is reminding holiday makers as well as local residents to protect themselves from mosquito bites this summer season, following the recent detection of Japanese encephalitis virus in Moree.
Posted inLocal News
Make safer driving your New Year’s resolution
The NSW Government is calling on drivers make the safe decisions on the road in 2025 and help reduce the annual road toll.
Posted inGuyra
Head to Guyra for a cool change and experience the Lamb & Potato Festival
As the region heats up this summer, Guyra is inviting everyone to cool down and experience the best the small town has to offer with the annual Guyra Lamb & Potato Festival.
Posted inBendemeer, Cricket, Sport
Hazlewood: Absent, but still Brett Lee’s pick
Bendemeer fast bowler Josh Hazelwood may be missing from the pitch this summer but according to Brett Lee he is still a top pick.
Posted inArmidale, Health
Lack of GPs drive New Englanders to the Emergency Department
Challenges in accessing primary care across NSW are continuing to put pressure on busy emergency departments, and locals are feeling it.