Gunnedah Shire Council has announced the Youth Week Short Film Competition as one of the headline acts for an action-packed Youth Week from April 20-30
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Posted inSocial issues and services, Tenterfield
LiveBetter steps up as Taxi services end in Tenterfield
Various efforts are being made to help people affected by the closure of Tenterfield Taxis, including LiveBetter ramping up their community bus service.
Posted inBingara
Bingara museum gets a military wing
The Bingara District Historical Society is opening a dedicated military museum at the Bingara Historical Museum complex later this month.
Posted inArmidale
Westpac Armidale moving in with St George
While many Westpac branches are closing, the Armidale branch has been spared from the chopping block, but will be moving in to ‘co-locate’ with St George.
Posted inAshford, Indigenous, Inverell, Tingha
Elders Luncheon reconnects community in Inverell
More than 50 Aboriginal Elders from Inverell and Tingha converged on the Masonic Hall in Inverell to celebrate the inaugural Elders Luncheon
Posted inArmidale Regional, Environment
Armidale water survey
Sustainable Water Futures Armidale Region are conducting a survey about water for residents in Guyra, Armidale, and surrounding areas.
Posted inBingara, Local festivals and shows
Bingara Country Music Festival on this month
Head to Bingara on the 27th of April for 4 days of free country music at the 2023 Bingara Country Music Festival.
Posted inEducation, Emmaville, Local News, Sport
Emmaville takes great strides with 2023 cross country event
Despite being one of the smallest central schools in the state, Emmaville Central School’s cross country event attracted around 90 students from kindergarten to Year 12
Posted inGeneral News, Moree, Narrabri
Buses replacing trains due to work on Inland Rail
Upcoming work on the train line will see Xplorer passengers catching buses to Sydney instead this week.
Posted inFederal Politics, Indigenous, Tamworth
Joyce ‘No’ campaign launch in Tamworth attracts little support
The formal launch for the campaign against the Indigenous voice to Parliament only attracted a modest crowd of mostly older people in Tamworth last night.