Women leading the way in New England: Part Three
Our women leading the way in the New England continues. Meet Kate Dight from Inverell and Susannah Pearse from Moree Plains.
Frankie Cripps on top down under
Frankie Cripps, 18, is everything North Tamworth Cricket Club heard he would be, and then some.
Bulls, Broncs and Burpees – All in a day’s work for rising rodeo star Isaac Leclair
A move from one side of the country to the other is proving fruitful for rising rodeo star Isaac Leclair.
New England’s unusual collection of bookstores that go beyond books
New England has an eclectic range of bookstores that are not just selling books, but also creating welcoming communities for lovers of the arts, music and other curious and collectible things.
Politics aside: Brad Widders
Brad Widders is known in the Armidale region for a multitude of reasons, and in the latest edition of New England Today we talk to him about everything... except politics.
Moree Plains: the winds of change
Susannah Pearse left the city for Moree 14 years ago because she felt there was a better way to do things.
Lucy Haslam, medicinal cannabis and the future
Thanks to Lucy Haslam, the future for cancer patients, their families and friends, is looking more bearable and brighter.
The dream came true: Tara Toomey’s story
Tara Toomey’s story is testimony to the belief that a caring community and a good idea can create a successful business and a place where people love to live, but if they can’t live there, they want to visit.
Moree’s Mark Johnson reflects on his busy time as Mayor
His tenure as mayor has been brief but busy; Mark Johnson reflects after announcing his retirement.
After suffering in silence with little food, this Armidale volunteer vowed to never allow anyone to starve again
After struggling to find sufficient food during her first few days in the country as a UNE student, Danti Asianti vowed to do whatever it took to ensure nobody ever experienced what she had again.