Online applications are open now for performers, traders, clans and more wanting to be part of the 2025 Celtic Festival in Glen Innes.

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UNE receives $3 million to continue to continue methane reduction research in sheep
UNE has received a $3 million grant to continue work to make low-methane feed additives more accessible to sheep producers.
Take a tour of Gunnedah’s Cultural Precinct
Don’t miss out on Gunnedah’s amazing Cultural Precinct featuring the Gunnedah Bicentennial Creative Arts Gallery, the Civic Cinema and more.
AgQuip returns for 2024
Farmers are getting ready to descend on Gunnedah as AgQuip prepares to opens it’s gates next week from August 20.
Safety fears delay 3G closure, users urged to upgrade
Telstra and Optus have delayed the 3G closure to launch a massive public safety campaign, after fears phones, alarms and medical equipment could be cut off.
A colourful line up of exhibitions open this Friday at NERAM
The Winter Blooming Festival opening will be held along with the three new exhibitions this Friday night at NERAM.
Narrabri farmer in national campaign for Local Energy Hubs
A new campaign urging the government to invest in ‘Local Energy Hubs’ has kicked off today voiced by three regional Australian farmers’ experience with the shift to renewable energy
Fresh & Save Armidale getting back on track after ‘technical issues’
Technical issues have resulted with the opening of the new supermarket in the old Kmart space to be pushed back until the end of September.
Wee Waa, Inverell and Tamworth to host Rabobank farm financial skills workshops
Practical Financial Skills Workshops – providing farmers with an opportunity to both upskill and network – will be held in Wee Waa, Inverell and Tamworth in mid September.
Group 4: Moree minor premiers but flag still wide open
The Whitehaven Coal Group 4 First Grade Premiership is still wide open with any number of possibilities emanating from the four first grade fixtures this weekend