The gardens of the Guyra Civic Administration Building will soon receive a fresh makeover thanks to a project initiated by the Guyra and Community Progress Association
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Guyra to get an off-leash dog park
A permanent off-leash dog park is to be established in South Guyra Park, with some works scheduled to commence before the end of June.
Posted inBusiness, Guyra
Rafters Restaurant to be reborn as Rafters Café and Grill
Brisbane couple Joey and Michelle Arrabal are planning a revitalisation of the building and a restoration of the name Rafters to Guyra.
Posted inGeneral News, Guyra
New Guyra and Community Progress Association awarded $157,000 grant
New Guyra and Community Progress Association awarded $157,000 grant. Planning is now officially under way to put the grant money into action.
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New poultry club in Guyra
There’s a new club in Guyra for poultry enthusiasts, from those who like to keep backyard chooks through to those who enter their poultry in shows.
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Telstra software glitch to blame for call issues in Guyra
Telstra has finally fixed a software glitch that was preventing calls on the 4G network in Guyra.
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Guyra’s Kaurala Bridge to be replaced
Guyra’s dilapidated timber Kaurala Bridge will be replaced with a new modern concrete structure later this year.
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Costa’s welcome sale of glasshouse
Costa Group’s 20-hectare tomato glasshouse facility in Elm Street Guyra has been snapped up for a cool $80m by a property investment fund.
Posted inArmidale, Entertainment, Guyra
Fiori Musicali presents St John Passion
Fiori Musicali is preparing to present their performance of St John Passion in Armidale and Guyra during March after having to cancel the originally planned performance in 2020.
Posted inArmidale, Guyra, Local politics, Quirindi, Tenterfield, Walcha
Special rates variation applications to IPART now open for comment
Armidale, Liverpool Plains, Tenterfield and Walcha councils have all applied to significantly increase their rates, and their applications are now up on the IPART website with residents invited to comment.