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.
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.
Kamilaroi Elder Len Waters opens up on Welcome to Country
The Welcome to Country is at the heart of Indigenous culture, and Uncle Lenny says he's doing more and more of them.
New CEO and Board Chair for APVMA
A new CEO and Board Chair have been appointed to the APVMA after almost two years of turmoil for the Armidale based regulator.
Mushrooms provide elegant solution to achieve carbon sequestration and yield increase
Sessions in Gunnedah and Spring Ridge next week will help farmers determine if adding a soil carbon project will be good for their operations.
Glen Innes’s Centennial Parklands spruced up and ready for its grand opening
Glen Innes’s much-loved Centennial Parklands have had some new, modern additions which are now open for the public to enjoy.
Dolly’s imagination turns five in Tamworth
Princesses, super heroes, fairies, cartoon characters, and their parents, descended on the TRECC on Wednesday to celebrate a very special birthday.
Inverell student wins rare chance to create
Inverell’s James Payton is one of only 8 people chosen for a prestigious intensive HSC art program.
Council performance to be ranked to meet housing targets
How will your council rank as the State Government introduces a range of measures for accountability for housing approvals.
Armidale Refugee Health Team wins human rights award
The Armidale Refugee Health Team has won 'Best Project' at the 2024 NSW Humanitarian Awards for their efforts in establishing a ground-breaking program which has set the standard for refugee health care and integration.