Armidale’s much-anticipated Autumn Festival will dance to a different tune this year with the introduction of a spectacular evening concert.
New England Times News Desk
Posted inArmidale, Good News, Mental Health
Council staff tickled pink with new threads
Armidale Regional Council staff will be adding a touch of colour to their uniforms this week while drawing attention to mental health issues.
Posted inAgriculture, Inverell
Rural Women to start the conversation on succession planning
Rural women are the backbone of family farms, yet when it comes to succession planning, their voices can often go unheard. Not anymore.
Posted inGlen Innes, Sport
Australia’s toughest one day cycling race returns to Glen Innes
Glen Innes is gearing up for an exciting day as the Grafton to Inverell Cycle Classic races through the heart of the Town Centre on 15 March.
Posted inLocal festivals and shows, Narrabri
Create Festival: Inspired by dreams, ignited by creativity, begins tomorrow
Narrabri Shire is set to come alive with colour, music, and imagination as the much-anticipated CREATE Festival 2025 gets underway.
Posted inMoree, Training and courses, Women
Menopause is not a dirty word
A life phase that affects 50 per cent of the population, menopause took centre stage at the Moree Town and Country Club last week.
Posted inArmidale, Arts
Art workshop a breath of fresh air
Art lovers are invited to immerse themselves in a weekend of art in the open air this March at New England Regional Art Museum.
Posted inInverell, Local politics
Inverell Shire Council farewells Paul Harmon
Paul Harmon has announced his resignation from Inverell Shire Council, marking the conclusion of an extraordinary career in local government spanning over two decades.
Posted inHealth, Indigenous, Tamworth
Protect you and your mob
Tamworth Aboriginal Medical Service has announce a series of Covid-19 vaccination clinics aimed at protecting the health and wellbeing of the community.
Posted inArmidale, Good News
Planting hope and new beginnings in Armidale
Armidale’s local Ezidi community is bringing a piece of home to their Australian backyard with the creation of a new Shingal Community Garden.