NDIS participants in Inverell are upskilling with short courses through TAFE NSW with local provider Individual Ability Supports.
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Armidale Women’s Shelter benefits by over $40,000
Armidale Rotary Club’s Annual Quiz Night has provided Armidale Women’s Shelter with a much needed financial boost of over $40,000.
Learn new skills at NERAM printmaking weekend
Attention Art lovers from around the New England, you are invited to immerse yourself in a weekend of printmaking this April at the New England Regional Art Museum (NERAM) in Armidale.
Armidale’s iconic Wicklow Hotel up for sale
The famous Pink Pub of Armidale that is no longer pink – the Wicklow Hotel – is being sold by a private investor as a freehold going concern.
NSW Government to begin public consultations on Compulsory Land Acquisitions review
The NSW Government has begun public consultation on their review into improving compulsory land acquisition processes. Armidale has been chosen to host an in-person public consultation session.
Support needed for Elders Olympics Team
A contingent of local Elders from Uralla, Armidale and Walcha are asking for the community to help support their journey to Kempsey for the Elders Olympics in May.
Baby boomers advised to get on the waiting list for retirement home
Locals have been strongly advised to get on the waiting list for retirement homes at an information night in Armidale on upsizing and downsizing your home.
Kindly Animal Sanctuary puts out desperate call for community assistance
Kicking off with a koala tree planting session this Saturday, Kindly Animal Sanctuary needs your help for some major projects they are working on.
Joint effort propels New England Rail Trail project forward
Glen Innes Severn Council and Armidale Regional Council have gained clarity to introduce the New England Rail Trail following a pivotal meeting at Parliament House earlier this month.
Deni McKenzie: The other side to Ned Kelly’s capture
Armidale Author, Deni McKenzie, is launching her new book NED, this Thursday. It’s the story of her great grandfather, John Sadleir, the Inspecting Superintendent at the capture of Ned Kelly.