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Posted inSport, Tamworth
Western Wolves to kick off Tamworth’s first all female football club
Get ready Tamworth, the first ever all female football club is heading your way in 2025 powered by two local powerhouses.
Posted inWeather
State on low-power mode to stop mass heatwave blackouts
Big businesses and everyday folk are being urged to curb their electricity usage to avoid blackouts on a scorching hot day.
Posted inArmidale, Arts, Awards
NERAM crafts an award-winning exhibition
Fluid Flax exhibition has won NERAM a major accolade at the 2024 IMAGinE Awards, triumphing over 18 other nominations.
Posted inTamworth, What's on
Helping Tamworth pilots to communicate effectively
The Civil Aviation Safety Authority invites pilots of all licence categories to attend the upcoming pilot safety seminar in Tamworth next week.
Posted inTamworth
Top 10 vie for coveted Toyota Star Maker title
A new generation of country stars will compete in Australia’s biggest country music talent search in January,in the Toyota 45th Star Maker.
Posted inArmidale, Local politics
Rail Trail Fail: Armidale council leaders accused of deliberately hiding grant loss before election
The New England Rail Trail was a dominant issue in the lead up to, and during the recent local government election. The whole time the truth that the project had lost its funding was being hidden from voters.
Posted inKootingal
Kootingal Celebrates New Multipurpose Centre and Library
The small communities of Kootingal and Moonbi are celebrating the opening of the Kootingal Multipurpose Centre, comprising a refurbished hall and a new library.
Posted inMoree
Livvi’s Place at Jacaranda Park ready to play
Moree residents are jumping for joy at the official opening of Livvi’s Place Jacaranda Park, a newly built inclusive playspace for everyone.
Posted inAgriculture, Science and Research
UNE survey seeks the key to successful succession
The first national survey of farm business succession to be made in 20 years has been launched by a team from the University of New England (UNE), with the aim of improving one of the most challenging aspects of agriculture.