A local Armidale charity organisation is in danger of folding and is appealing for community assistance to continue providing essential social services to families in need.
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Australia’s high rate of food allergy a concern
Australia has one of the highest rates of food allergy in the world. It is estimated that more than half a million Australians have a diagnosed food allergy, with many […]
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Hundreds expected at new residents event in Tamworth tonight
Over 200 new residents and 40 businesses, community organisations and groups will be attending Tamworth Regional Council’s New Residents Event tonight from 5:30 – 7:30pm.
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30 Years of Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea
This year Cancer Council Australia celebrates the 30th anniversary of Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea with many events planned around the region.
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Push-ups helping to make mental health a priority
The Push Up Challenge is on again this June, seeking to reduce mental health stigma and promote open and honest conversations about mental health struggles.
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Table-top dig in Tamworth for National Archaeology Week
Two events are being held this week in Tamworth for National Archaeology Week, including the opportunity for older children to get involved in a table-top dig.
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World Bee Day
Today – May 20 – is World Bee Day, recognising the crucial role that bees play in our environment.
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Walk to School today
Today is Walk Safely to School Day, encouraging all primary school kids to walk to school for their wellbeing.
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Get starstruck at free NERAM event
Members of the UNE and Northern Tablelands Astronomical Society are hosting a free stargazing event at NERAM on May 25
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World wide flash mob for DV awareness includes Glen Innes
Last Saturday, on World Belly Dance Day, the Glen Innes Shimmy Mob Team danced their way around town, raising awareness about domestic abuse and funds for support services.