Producers of pet food, barramundi and wine will receive federal funding to study ways to save power and cut pollution.
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Posted inArmidale, Health
Armidale gets Urgent Care from today
A new urgent care medical service opened in Armidale today. to help locals access non-emergency healthcare in a more timely way
Posted inAnimals, Tamworth
Renowned International Equine Physical Therapist coming to Tamworth
International equine physical therapist, Suzanne Baker, has announced the introduction of ISBT-Bowen Therapy Equine courses into Tamworth.
Posted inGunnedah
Community invited to check out GoCo’s Gunnedah transformation
Now is your chance to check out what has been happening at GoCo Gunnedah, and see how the updates space reflects their vision for the future.
Posted inArmidale, Sport
TAS retains city/country shield in tight multi-sports clash
The Armidale School retains the city/country shield after a close with Sydney Boys’ High School in a multisports clash over the weekend.
Posted inAgriculture, Local News
Key survey shows the shoots of optimism in Australian beef industry
Australian beef producers have indicated growing optimism in the Australian beef industry according to the latest survey.
Posted inEnergy, Walcha
Walcha approves Winterbourne voluntary planning agreement
Walcha Council yesterday voted to approve the draft voluntary planning agreement for the Winterbourne Wind Farm with a vote of six in favour and two against
Posted inAnimals, Inverell
Shovels in the ground for fish passage early works
Native fish in the MacIntyre River will soon be swimming further downstream and upstream thanks to works to help allow fish to flourish.
Posted inMoree
Recovery Support Group a Key to Building Community Resilience
There is now more support for residents in Moree with a new Recovery Support Group established to let people know they are not alone.
Posted inGrants and funding, Tamworth Regional
Tamworth to get transport funding boost
Tamworth Regional Council and Warrumbungle Shire Council will take a share in a $60 million to boost walking and cycling.