The Flickerfest tour went to Armidale and Gunnedah earlier in the year, and now it’s Narrabri’s turn, with the best of short film festival at the Crossing Theatre this Friday.

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Building local capacity now to get renewable-ready
Heidi McElnea, Engagement Coordinator for Community Power Agency, says the renewable energy transition needs rural and regional Australia in order to meet the emission-reduction targets
Access improved at Moree Historical Society
Moree & District Historical Society members have received a literal lift in recent weeks, the condemned main staircase at its museum headquarters replaced and a new access elevator installed.
Locals flock to wool courses at TAFE amid jobs boom
TAFE NSW has seen demand surging for the Certificate IV in Wool Classing this semester, with record enrolments across a number of campuses
Old Walcha hospital site ‘haunted by inaction’
Northern Tablelands MP Adam Marshall is pressuring the State Government to act decisively and resolve a 16-year battle over the Old Walcha Hospital site.
Over 100 New England students in Schools Spectacular
The state’s biggest showcase of public education’s creativity and performing arts is turning 40, and over 100 students from across the New England are joining the ‘Fabulous’ party.
Over 100 bulls at Bald Blair Angus bull sale next Tuesday
The Bald Blair Angus bull sale on Tuesday, 1st August will have it all, including a lineup of over 100 bulls, and a live auction with bulls in the sale ring.
New app to empower DV victims
Victims of domestic and family violence in NSW now have access to a new mobile phone app designed to discreetly document abuse and provide better access to support services.
Celebrate 100 years of the iconic Farmall tractor next weekend in Inverell
The Case IH Farmall marks its 100th anniversary this year, and the community of Inverell is host to a celebration next weekend including an attempt to set a world record.
Michele Bullock, Armidale local and new RBA governor
Michele Bullock was raised in Armidale, and studied economics at Armidale High School and the University of New England, graduating with honours.