Calling all Indigenous artists, the annual Indigenous Storytelling Scholarship application are now open. One exceptional recipient will receive $10,000 to pursue their creative aspirations.
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Trains Parliamentary Debate: A lot of words but no commitment
The fight to reintroduce passenger trains north of Armidale to the Queensland border continues as the 10,000 strong community petition was presented to the NSW Parliament yesterday.
Cultivating Local Success with Homegrown Wynne Exhibition
An exhibition celebrating the creative talent of local artists who have won and been finalists in Australia’s oldest art prize will open at the New England Regional Art Museum (NERAM) in Armidale this Friday, February 9th.
Saddle up for the Walcha Cup races this weekend
The Walcha Jockey Club will host their annual two-day race meeting this Friday and Saturday as they prepare to host patrons from all over the state.
Concerned about roaming cats? What you need to know
Are you concerned about roaming cats in your neighborhood? Are you a cat owner and not sure about your responsibilities? Then this article is for you.
Bejewelling Shakespeare’s Women on Display at Tamworth City Library
Attention Shakespear Lovers: An eye-catching new exhibition has commenced in Tamworth City Library today, with a highlight being an Author Talk at the end of the month.
Piano school coming to NECOM in April
Piano+ and the New England Conservatorium of Music are inviting piano lovers to participate in the inaugural Autumn Piano School this April.
It’s a win-win for NERAM with new touring exhibition opening in February
Australia’s oldest art prize exhibition will be calling the New England Regional Art Gallery (NERAM) home from February 9 to April 7
Herefords Northern NSW Youth Camp brings their best in show to Glen Innes again
Herefords Northern NSW Youth Group will once again hold their Youth Camp in Glen Innes this weekend.
Tamworth Regional Gallery to display commemorative portrait of Aunty Yvonne
Christmas has come early with a new gift to the Tamworth Regional Gallery, with the permanent acquisition of the significant portrait of the late Elder Aunty Yvonne Kent.