Moree farmer to ‘fire things up’ in NSW Farmers board position
Moree-based farmer Oscar Pearse plans to use his new position as NSW Farmers Board Member to pursue a better deal for farmers in the carbon farming market.
Moree-based farmer Oscar Pearse plans to use his new position as NSW Farmers Board Member to pursue a better deal for farmers in the carbon farming market.
The state’s biggest showcase of public education’s creativity and performing arts is turning 40, and over 100 students from across the New England are joining the ‘Fabulous’ party.
The Bald Blair Angus bull sale on Tuesday, 1st August will have it all, including a lineup of over 100 bulls, and a live auction with bulls in the sale ring.
Victims of domestic and family violence in NSW now have access to a new mobile phone app designed to discreetly document abuse and provide better access to support services.
The Case IH Farmall marks its 100th anniversary this year, and the community of Inverell is host to a celebration next weekend including an attempt to set a world record.
The 9th Tamworth Homeless Connect Day will open doors to a range of local support services and housing support for many people who are experiencing tough times.
Over 4,600 historic plans of 460 regional towns in NSW have just been digitised and made available for the first time on the State Library of NSW’s website.
It has been one month since Tamworth’s animal rescue centre, Paws for Life, formerly Heaven Can Wait Animal Shelter, opened its doors and it is already proving its worth.
After more than thirty years without a local GP, the community of Spring Ridge is celebrating the arrival of Dr Owen Boyd
Michele Bullock was raised in Armidale, and studied economics at Armidale High School and the University of New England, graduating with honours.