The Blak Markets will be running for the first time in Moree on Sunday 29 October at the Aboriginal Sculpture walk at Jellicoe Park.
New England Times News Desk
Posted inDisability
New inclusive playground for Gunnedah
Kitchener Park in Gunnedah is set for a major upgrade to include an inclusive playground.
Posted inScience and Research
Cold storage research could put a freeze on red meat waste
A new report shows inconsistent fridge temperatures and confusing cold storage advice could be contributing to meat waste in Aussie households.
Posted inNSW Politics
NSW Regional Development Advisory Council established
The NSW Government has moved to establish a new Regional Development Advisory Council, announced during the State Budget.
Posted inGrants and funding, Sport
Boost to local sport grants
The NSW Government has today announced that sport clubs across NSW can now apply for more funding under the Local Sport Grant Program.
Posted inGeneral News
Trains North petition delivered
A crowd gathered at Armidale Railway Station on Friday to celebrate the successful completion of a petition to the NSW legislative Assembly seeking the restoration of passenger train services from Armidale to Queensland
Posted inLocal festivals and shows
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory comes to the Armidale Town Hall
Willy Wonka’s world will bring the historic Armidale Town Hall alive next week when more than 100 students from PLC Armidale will perform six shows of the College’s production of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.
Posted inAnimals, Tamworth, What's on
All paws on deck for Healthy Pet Day
Dogs and cats in the Tamworth region can get access to a free health check with the next Healthy Pet Day to be held at The Youthie on Thursday 26 October.
Posted inAwards
Nominations closing soon for NSW Woman of the Year
Shine a light on women and girls making a difference! Nominations are closing soon for the 2024 NSW Women of the Year awards.
Posted inCrime
Call for parliamentary inquiry on regional crime
The Country Mayors Association, Police Association of New South Wales and NSW Farmers, as well as local MP Adam Marshall, have called for a Parliamentary Inquiry into crime, law and order in rural and regional New South Wales.