Check out Inverell Public School’s celebration of NAIDOC 2024 with games, food, family, and a lot of laughter.
Inverell Shire
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Family butcher values community and quality
The wall of awards and endlessly busy trade in this retail butchery is a testament to the hard work invested in this family-run business.
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Embrace Inverell’s history with a walking tour
Take a stroll down memory and get to know Inverell’s rich history with the launch of the town’s new walking tour.
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Strong team excels in New England real estate
Principals and owners of the multi-award winning RDR Real Estate, Wally Duff and Amanda Green, have built their successful business with their strong team in just a few years.
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A hobby that built a business
Jess Mathewson started Cutting Edge Country as a hobby when she was just 18, and her passion and business savvy have turned it into a must-visit place to shop in Inverell.
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Inverell student wins rare chance to create
Inverell’s James Payton is one of only 8 people chosen for a prestigious intensive HSC art program.
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Inverell fighter claims title in two years
Inverell’s Riley Bartlett may not say much, but the young boxer has made a statement by winning the 15-year-old championship belt just two years after taking up the sport.
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Ashford students complete a Nu-Trish-ious term
There’s a four-legged, very colourful addition to Ashford Central School, and she isn’t going anywhere.
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Restructure of Hunter New England Health to benefit smaller communities
Hunter New England Local Health District has confirmed a restructure of their internal operations that will hopefully improve operational performance
Posted inAgriculture, Grants and funding, Inverell, National News
Ag businesses try innovative approaches to reducing emissions
Producers of pet food, barramundi and wine will receive federal funding to study ways to save power and cut pollution.