‘Why your daughter hates you’ to be explained at PLC forum
Navigating the complex world of adolescence with a teenage daughter can be overwhelming, and PLC Armidale is hosting an event next month to help parents develop a compass for doing it well.
Landmark new primary school curriculum to drive better education outcomes
New England students are set to get an educational outcomes boost with a new revamped primary school curriculum being unveiled.
Young artists paint a picture of success at UNESAP school art prize
Talented artists from around the New England gathered at NERAM on Friday to see who won this year's UNE Schools Acquisitive Art Prize.
Group 4 Preview
If you are looking for a football game to watch this weekend, here it is. Boggabri will host Werris Creek, to try and steal third place.
Armidale PCYC gains a funding boost
Armidale's PCYC is jumping for joy with news of a $21,717 grant to help refurbish their outdated kitchen area.
UNE sport scientists warm up for the waves
UNE scientists have been studying and refining the underrated art of the pre-event warmup
New England students ready to shine as maths competition returns
Hundreds of school students from across the New England will put their maths skills to the test in the Newcastle Permanent Primary School Mathematics Competition next week.
The first major heavy vehicle rest area for the North West
Construction has begun on the Newell Highway's largest heavy vehicle rest area near Narrabri, NSW, as part of a $261 million pavement upgrade project. Funded by Australian and NSW governments, the project aims to reduce driver fatigue and enhance road…
Less than one week to go to have your say on telecommunications issues
Unhappy with you're telecommunications service? Australians living and working in regional, rural and remote communities have under a week to have their say on telecommunications issues as part of the Australian Government’s Regional Telecommunications Review. The Hon Alannah MacTiernan, Chair,…
Rural Australians more debilitated by chronic pain than city
The 2024 National Pain Survey has found that the experience of Australians living with chronic pain in rural and remote communities is significantly different from the city.