30 Years of Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea
This year Cancer Council Australia celebrates the 30th anniversary of Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea with many events planned around the region.
RACGP calls for migration reform to help rural doctor shortage
The RACGP has urged a government inquiry to cut migration red tape that is holding back international doctors from practising in Australia.
Have your say on the Werris Creek Library
Liverpool Plains Shire Council is encouraging the local community to assist with planning for the future by completing the Werris Creek Library Community Survey.
Push-ups helping to make mental health a priority
The Push Up Challenge is on again this June, seeking to reduce mental health stigma and promote open and honest conversations about mental health struggles.
Crossing the bridge to Reconciliation in Armidale
Armidale ANTaR will once again host their annual bridge walk in celebration and commemoration of National Sorry Day and National Reconciliation Week on May 28.
Table-top dig in Tamworth for National Archaeology Week
Two events are being held this week in Tamworth for National Archaeology Week, including the opportunity for older children to get involved in a table-top dig.
18 year old volunteer fire fighter charged with breaking in to Tamworth RFS
An 18 year old volunteer firefighter has been charged following a series of break-ins to RFS stations in Tamworth, Duri and Loomberah last year.
Applications open for MLA board positions
Meat & Livestock Australia (MLA) has called for applications for two non-executive director positions on its board.
Guyra to get an off-leash dog park
A permanent off-leash dog park is to be established in South Guyra Park, with some works scheduled to commence before the end of June.
New Taskforce to look into better housing outcomes for Domestic Violence Victim-Survivors
The NSW Government is looking to expand the Shared Equity Home Buyer Helper program to include access for victim survivors of domestic and family violence.