Communities across NSW are encouraged to acknowledge and celebrate the dedication, skill and compassion of the state’s midwives today, on International Day of the Midwife
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Mayworth line dancing festival starts today
Hundreds of line dancers have descended on Tamworth to boot-scoot their way through the next four days at Mayworth.
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Grants for more accessible public transport in regional areas
Bus customers in rural and regional NSW are about to benefit from more than $2.09 million in funding for better, safer bus stops.
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Gunnedah airport closes to replace tarmac
The aerodrome will be closed to all air traffic as work begins in May on the complete refurbishment of the Gunnedah Airport tarmac.
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A push for Tamworth’s Queen of Country to Return
The crown is coming back to the Tamworth Country Music Festival, if the community and Tamworth Regional Council have anything to say about it.
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Warialda’s Greenspace Plans
Warialda residents are eager to learn what is to come with the newly proposed ‘greenspace’ near the town’s centre.
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Grand final rematch in this weekend’s rugby action
Round 2 action in New England Rugby Union will get underway on Saturday with a grand final rematch between the home side Barbarians and St Alberts College. Barbarians are eager […]
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Annual Rotary Book Fair celebrating 25 years
Armidale Central Rotary’s annual book fair, to be held on May 13 – 20 at the Armidale Racecourse, is celebrating 25 years this year.
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Local train advocate fundraises to get legal advice
Train advocate Siri Gamage has put up a GoFundMe page seeking donations to pay for legal advice and potential court challenge to the Rail Trail
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NSW ends PCR tests as COVID-19 cases surge again and antivirals are still restricted
NSW will transition to a pathology referral model for COVID-19 PCR testing, meaning only your doctor will be able to request a PCR test, as COVID-19 cases across the state increase.