One of the ultimate ways to recycle and reuse waste is to turn what has been thrown out into unique works of art, and Gunnedah artists have it covered.
New England Times News Desk
Posted inGrants and funding
Soaring now more accessible at Lake Keepit
Facilities at the Lake Keepit Soaring club have been upgraded to make it more accessible for more people.
Posted inArmidale, Federal Politics, Indigenous
Thomas Mayo to visit Armidale for Voice event
Uluru Statement from the Heart signatory Thomas Mayo will speak on the upcoming Voice referendum at Armidale Town Hall on August 28.
Posted inSocial issues and services
67% of New England households can’t pay the bills
More than two in three financially disadvantaged households in New England were unable to pay their utility bills on time in the last 12 months, according to new research.
Posted inArmidale, Local festivals and shows
Triumphant return of festival that celebrates and supports diversity
The Winter Blooming Festival will be bringing a whole lot of sparkle and sass to Armidale when it kicks off on August 18.
Posted inHealth, Tamworth
Northwest Health selected to operate urgent care centre in Tamworth
Tamworth will soon get an extended hours bulk-billing Urgent Care Clinic, with the Prime Minister announcing today that Northwest Health will operate the clinic.
Posted inAgriculture
Drought preparedness research in Tamworth
NSW Minister for Agriculture Tara Moriarty met with researchers at the Tamworth Agricultural Institute yesterday to discuss how their research is driving drought preparedness.
Posted inGrants and funding, Recreation
Support for local Gone Fishing Day events
Applications are open now for support for local fishing clubs to run their own events for Gone Fishing Day this October.
Posted inAgriculture, Tourism
Pick-your-own farms to be exempt from 100 visitor cap
Pick-your-own-fruit farm operations will be allowed to operate with more than 100 visitors at a time without the need for planning approval.
Posted inLocal politics, Tamworth
Tamworth aquatic centre future to be decided tomorrow
Tamworth Regional Councillors will be asked to decide how to progress the community’s vision for a new aquatics centre with a report to tomorrow night’s Council meeting