The sport that unites people the world over, football is coming to Inverell again in a big way when the 2024 The Rale Rasic Joeys Mini World Cup kicks off over 27-30 September.
Michèle Jedlicka
Posted inBingara, Local festivals and shows
Gather at the Gwydir for food and fun
The third Grazing on the Gwydir is on this weekend, where Halls Creek meets the Gwydir River in Bingara.
Posted inInverell, Investigation
Inverell is food for the soul
Fred believes this rural community, cradled within the hills and paddocks of the New England, has captured his heart, and satisfies his soul.
Posted inInverell, Investigation
“I won’t go back”: bouncing back to the New England
Paul McLachlan’s path has been a bit of a boomerang, but he finds his home back in the New England the only place he’d like to be.
Posted inGeneral News, Indigenous, Inverell
Keeping culture alive at Inverell Public
Check out Inverell Public School’s celebration of NAIDOC 2024 with games, food, family, and a lot of laughter.
Posted inLocal politics, Local profiles, Moree
Moree’s Mark Johnson reflects on his busy time as Mayor
His tenure as mayor has been brief but busy; Mark Johnson reflects after announcing his retirement.
Posted inArts, General News, Indigenous, Moree
Using the beat to connect to Country
Yulugi Marumali dance founder Shae Duncan has been helping young dancers connect to country and language at the SHAE Academy in Moree
Posted inAdvertorial, Best in the New England, Inverell
Family butcher values community and quality
The wall of awards and endlessly busy trade in this retail butchery is a testament to the hard work invested in this family-run business.
Posted inAdvertorial, Best in the New England, Inverell
Strong team excels in New England real estate
Principals and owners of the multi-award winning RDR Real Estate, Wally Duff and Amanda Green, have built their successful business with their strong team in just a few years.
Posted inAdvertorial, Best in the New England, Inverell
A hobby that built a business
Jess Mathewson started Cutting Edge Country as a hobby when she was just 18, and her passion and business savvy have turned it into a must-visit place to shop in Inverell.