Submissions are being invited by the Heritage Council of NSW who are currently considering listing the Manilla Railway Viaduct and Underbridge on the State Heritage Register.
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Posted inHealth, Tamworth
New program encourages students to be ‘LifeStyle Activists’
An initiative from HealthWISE designed to empower New England youth to make healthy choices is starting today.
Posted inGeneral News
Have your say on Moree Plains Shire Council plans
Residents and ratepayers of Moree Plains Shire are being invited to have their say on Council’s budget and plans for the next year.
Posted inAwareness Events, Health
Get mindful this May for mental wellbeing
Throughout May Australians are being urged to take a few moments to be mindful for their mental wellbeing.
Posted inGeneral News
Return and Earn back in Moree
Moree’s popular Return and Earn Machine is back and ready to receive bottles and cans for recycling in a new location behind Coles.
Posted inLocal festivals and shows
Line up for Hats Off announced
With less than three months until Tamworth’s cool mid-year festival, organisers of the 2023 Hats Off to Country festival are excited to announce more great artists getting involved.
Posted inGeneral News
Celebrating International Day of the Midwife
Communities across NSW are encouraged to acknowledge and celebrate the dedication, skill and compassion of the state’s midwives today, on International Day of the Midwife
Posted inEducation
New VC for UNE announced
The University of New England (UNE) Council has appointed Professor Chris Moran as the next Vice-Chancellor and Chief Executive Officer.
Posted inIndigenous, What's on
Camp for local kids to connect to Gomeroi culture
Local youth have the opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of Australia’s traditional owners at a three-day cultural and wellbeing camp to be held at Copeton Dam during the June long weekend.
Posted inHealth, NSW Politics
Doctors call for NSW to join the nation in better drug approach
The RACGP has called on the NSW Government to follow the lead of every other Australian state and territory and act to institute sensible drug law reform measures.