The first major Shakespeare production Armidale has seen in nearly a decade, The Winter’s Tale, will be performing from the 11th to the 21st of October.
New England Times News Desk
Posted inGeneral News
Bulky waste collection to help spring clean the Liverpool Plains
Liverpool Plains Shire Council is providing a Bulky Waste only clean up in October 2023.
Posted inSport, Tamworth
New synthetic turf for West Tamworth Bowlo
There’s not a blade of grass out of place on the second green at the West Tamworth Sports and Bowling Club, with the traditional turf now replaced with a modern synthetic carpet green.
Posted inArmidale
UNE Heritage Centre re-opens to the public
The home of the University of New England (UNE) and Regional Archives, known as the Heritage Centre, has re-opened its doors to the public.
Posted inGuyra, Sport
New manager and new hours for Guyra pool
Changes are on the way for the new swimming season in Guyra with a new manager, new season opening date and revised operating hours.
Posted inArts, Education
PLC drama students to star in OnSTAGE showcase
PLC Armidale has had its entire 2023 Higher School Certificate (HSC) Drama cohort selected for nomination to participate in the prestigious OnSTAGE showcase.
Posted inManilla
Manilla Viaduct gets heritage listing
The Manilla Viaduct is an iconic landmark and will now be protected with the Minister agreeing to heritage list the very old railway bridge.
Posted inEnvironment, Tenterfield
Restoration project helping revitalise Tenterfield Creek back after devastating weather events
The OzFish Unlimited Northern Tablelands Chapter has started a series of restoration initiatives aimed at rejuvenating Tenterfield Creek.
Posted inWhat's on
Liverpool Plains businesses to get Business Wise
A free event designed to provide a comprehensive health check for Liverpool Plains businesses, is set to take place during ‘Small Business Month’ on October 10th at the Quirindi RSL Club.
Posted inTraining and courses
Inverell’s STA FM trains up new radio stars
Inverell’s community radio station STA FM has wrapped up a four-week course teaching young people the ins and outs of the radio industry.