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Lia Edwards
Lia Edwards is a staff writer for the New England Times.
Posted inIndigenous
First Nations artists in the spotlight at Myall Creek Memorial
Arts North West is partnering with Ceramic Break Sculpture Park in Warialda to deliver the ‘Myall Creek Memorial Exhibition’ and ‘Gather & Trade: Aboriginal Artisan Micro Markets’ on tomorrow
Posted inFundraiser, Kentucky
Kentucky co-op turns to crowd funding to keep General Store
The steadfast locals behind the Kentucky Co-op have turned to crowd funding to secure the money they need to keep their general store.
Posted inArmidale, What's on
Drinking and thinking proves popular in Armidale
A decent crowd turned out and tested their mental mettle at The Wicklow Hotel last Wednesday night at the second of Armidale’s now monthly Skeptics In The Pub events.
Posted inManilla
Manilla’s one stop shop
Community services are coming together and are ready to engage with Manilla residents this Tuesday, May 7, at the town’s first One Stop Shop event.
Posted inBusiness
Facebook assets vulnerable to hacking and theft, but don’t expect Meta to help you
If you lose control of your Facebook business account or page, good luck getting it back from the social media giant.
Posted inArmidale, Education, What's on
Big crowd expected for UNE Open Day
Around 1000 prospective students from all over the region will visit the Armidale on Friday, May 3 for UNE’s Open Day.
Posted inMoree, Public Transport
Last days to have your say on Moree plane service
Moree has often had to fight hard to keep commercial flights coming to the small but important town, and now the community is being asked to have its say again.
Posted inWhat's on
A drink and a think: Skeptics In The Pub to start in Armidale
Armidale’s first ever Skeptics In The Pub event will be held on Wednesday 24 April in the downstairs section of the Wicklow Hotel.
Posted inAgriculture, Armidale, General News
Breaking: APVMA to stay in Armidale
The Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority will remain in Armidale as Agriculture Minister Murray Watt says the government is taking ‘decisive action’ to strengthen the agricultural sector’s chemical regulator.