The 48th Annual Pedigree and Companion Cat Show will be held in Tamworth on Saturday the 29th of July and once again promises to be the purr-fect weekend activity for all cat lovers.
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Penelope Shaw is a freelance writer for the New England Times. With a background in English Literature, she will always have a special place in her heart for anything to do with books or live performance. In her free time she loves the outdoors, spending time with her family, reading and exercising.
Posted inWhat's on, Women
Applications for immersive rural women’s leadership program now open
The National Rural Women’s Coalition (NRWC) is once again putting the call out to women across Australia to apply to attend their Rural, Regional and Remote Women’s Muster in Canberra.
Posted inLocal festivals and shows, Walcha, What's on
Motorcycle Rally rolling back into Walcha this November
Early bird tickets are now on sale for the Walcha Motorcycle Rally in November.
Posted inArmidale, Training and courses
Get some colour into your life with the Knitters’ Guild in Armidale
The Northern Tablelands Group of Knitters’ Guild NSW is gearing up for one of their informative and exciting member talks tonight.
Posted inIndigenous
Beyond Myall Creek: 185 Years of Remembrance and Looking to the Future
The memorial weekend has passed for another year, but the work of Friends of Myall Creek is ongoing.
Posted inArmidale, Training and courses
The University of the Third Age shares knowledge from some of our region’s most brilliant minds
Want to learn a new skill or hobby? It might be time to acquaint yourself with the multi-talented Armidale University of the Third Age (U3A).
Posted inArmidale, Training and courses
Armidale’s House of Jackson to share boutique quilting skills in a series of workshops
Armidale’s House of Jackson is now offering a range of quilting classes to help you perfect your technique or learn something new
Posted inArts, What's on
$25k prize on offer in regional photography competition
Galah is once again running its annual Regional Photography Prize and, with $25,000 up for grabs for the winner, it’s worth dusting the camera off and taking your best shot of your local area.
Posted inSocial issues and services, Tenterfield
Tenterfield Youth Precinct on track for June opening
It’s been many years in the making but the first stage of the new Tenterfield Youth Precinct is nearly ready for action.
Posted inIndigenous, What's on
Community to come together at Myall Creek Massacre memorial
People from around the country will once again gather on June 11 to remember the atrocities committed at Myall Creek in 1838.