Small Business Month: Landscaper, dog groomer, counsellor
During Small Business Month we're highlighting some of our great local businesses. Today we have a landscaper, a dog groomer, and counsellors.
National award for young TAS writer
Year 10 The Armidale School student Stella Maroulis has been awarded a major prize in the national ‘What Matters?’ writing competition.
Gunnedah Community Scholarship Fund open for applications
As Gunnedah Shire’s Year 12 students finish their school year, it’s a great time to look at applying for the 2024 Gunnedah Community Scholarship Fund.
Reflective roadside signage to help in emergencies in Glen Innes
For emergency services, the ability to find a rural property quickly is often critical and a new program in Glen Innes Severn region aims to address this issue.
Small Business Month: virtual help, unique gifts, holistic health
During Small Business Month we're highlighting some of our great local businesses. Today we have a virtual assistant, a custom gifts service, and a naturopath.
UNE preparing farmers for next big dry
A UNE project is teaching farmers how to avoid overestimating feed availability this summer.
Murray Darling Convention to be held in Tamworth
Tamworth has been chosen as the location for the 2024 Murray Darling Association Conference and Annual General Meeting.
TAS students also to star in OnSTAGE!
Armidale's long history of excellence in dramatic performance is in good hands, with TAS joining PLC students in being selected to star in the statewide HSC Drama Showcase, OnSTAGE!
“Nothing about us without us”: Anaiwan Elder Steve Widders on the Voice
Respected Anaiwan Elder Steve Widders says The Voice is about recognising that the Aboriginal people have been here for a long time, and we need to hear from them.
Women’s week grants closing soon
Local councils and community groups are being urged to apply for a NSW Women’s Week Grant by October 9.