Farm kids get their hands dirty, but safety comes first
The balance of showing kids the beauty of farm life while keeping them safe is the focus of Farm Safety Week, as 12 per cent of injuries involve children.
Trainee of the year seeks to shake up his industry
Trainee of the Year Jayden Townsend has big plans to change how people are viewed and treated.
Finally: Spring Creek Bridge to start construction in September
Wee Waa residents got some welcome news today with confirmation that work to build the new Spring Creek Bridge on the Kamilaroi Highway is set to start in September.
Cash for Walcha as Moylan hits the ground running
He hasn't yet delivered his first speech in parliament, but on his second day in the job Brendan Moylan has picked up right where Adam Marshall left, announcing two grants in Walcha yesterday.
Moylan’s election as member for the Northern Tablelands official
It was never really in doubt, but Brendan Moylan was officially declared elected as the member for the Northern Tablelands today.
If Meta bans news in Australia, what will happen? Canada’s experience is telling
Australian news media need financial support, but the bargaining code was always severely flawed legislation. It should be abandoned at the earliest opportunity.
New pokies harm minimisation measures for pubs and clubs
Pubs and clubs with gaming machines are now required to comply with new measures the state government says aim to support people at risk of gambling harm.
New ‘urgent care’ in Armidale causes confusion
Late last week, the NSW Government announced a new 'urgent care' was open in Armidale. But unlike the 'urgent care' in Tamworth, they didn't want to say where it was.
UNE part of State Pharmacy Trial to include skin conditions
From July, thousands of people with common skin conditions will be able to receive treatment from their pharmacist under a new state trial.
Which roads need fixing?
Federal Member for Parkes Mark Coulton is calling on locals to nominate a road or intersection most in need of upgrade