Find information about the candidates standing for Walcha Council in the local government elections being held on September 14, 2024.
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Posted inArts, Walcha
New England artists selected for Sculptures in the Garden 2024
Regional Australia’s premier outdoor art exhibition, Sculptures in the Garden will include items from Walcha artist, Stephen King.
Posted inEnergy, NSW Politics, Uralla, Walcha
Moylan calls for a halt to the REZ
Brendan Moylan has admitted to being uninformed as he called for a moratorium on renewable energy projects.
Posted inLocal Government Elections 2024, Walcha
Few options for the wind-neutral Walcha voter
Out of thirteen candidates vying for the eight spots on Walcha council, half are openly affiliated with groups that directly support, oppose, or are involved in the establishment of wind farms
Posted inAwards, Walcha
Walcha Coffee triumphs with two gold at the Royal Tasmanian Fine Food Awards
Walcha Coffee has been named a standout in the NSW coffee industry, after receiving a series of prestigious awards.
Posted inAgriculture, Arts, Walcha
Knitting with Resilience in Walcha
Walcha is knitting up a storm this month thanks to their latest initiative focused on resilience, community, and creating supportive networks
Posted inAdvertorial, Best in the New England 2024, Walcha
Cameron follows dad Peter Norbury’s passion
Peter Norbury Motors has overlooked Walcha for decades, with son Cameron now going the extra miles to get locals the car they need.
Posted inTamworth, Walcha
Proposed Tamworth and Walcha boundary change
Do you live in Woolbrook? Have your say on a boundary change from Tamworth Regional Council to Walcha Council.
Posted inBusiness, Uralla, Walcha, Women
Uralla’s Michelle Knott; a role model for women wanting careers in non-traditional industries
Uralla’s Michelle Knott is building pathways and showing success for women paving careers in traditionally male industries.
Posted inGeneral News, Grants and funding, Walcha
Cash for Walcha as Moylan hits the ground running
He hasn’t yet delivered his first speech in parliament, but on his second day in the job Brendan Moylan has picked up right where Adam Marshall left, announcing two grants in Walcha yesterday.