Northern Tablelands MP Brendan Moylan has sent his condolences to the Armidale community following last weekend’s devastating accident which has claimed the lives of two people. Mr Moylan says it was a really tough and awful weekend for a lot of really good people in...
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Fake Sapphire Dollar Vouchers Circulating in Inverell
Inverell Chamber of Commerce and Industry have been informed by the Police that there are allegedly some fake/fraudulent Sapphire Dollar vouchers in circulation within the Inverell local community. Police have urged businesses to please be vigilant upon receipt of...
Body Worn Camera Trial Underway in First NSW Public Hospital
The NSW Government is announcing today that a 12-month trial of body worn cameras for NSW hospital security staff has now commenced, to improve safety for staff, patients and visitors. It will see all security staff in participating hospital equipped with body-worn...
Toy & Poker Run Ready to launch for the Salvos
Motorbikes of various persuasions will rattle down the main streets of Inverell tomorrow to take part in the annual Inverell Salvation Army Toy and Poker Run. Motorbike enthusiast will gather at the Country Kitchen opposite the Post Office and will ride through town...
Countdown to Christmas: Post Your Gifts Before Its Too Late!
Australia Post is urging customers to get their Christmas gifts in the mail, with just one week left to meet its last sending date deadlines. For sending to and from most destinations within Australia via Parcel Post, gifts should be sent by Friday 20 December to...
Cooinda Retirement Village Wraps Up Year
COOINDA Retirement Village, located in Ross Street, has held their annual Christmas luncheon for residents and friends and announced the results of their recent annual general meeting. At their recent annual general meeting, Cooinda’s board for the upcoming year...
Call for Border Crackdown
Farmers have called for a border crackdown to stop the spread of highly invasive fire ants into NSW, following several biosecurity breaches that exposed the country to a $60 billion risk. NSW Farmers Biosecurity Committee Chair Tony Hegarty said it was clear the NSW...
Council to Convene Community Safety Roundtable
Council will host a roundtable meeting to discuss further strategies for enhancing public safety. The meeting will bring together key stakeholders, including the Glen Innes Business Chamber, sponsors of a recent petition from the business community and local Police....
Ledger Found NOT GUILTY
Former Uralla Shire Councillor Natasha Ledger has been found not guilty of common assault and stalking-intimidating with the intention of causing fear or physical harm relating to charges from two separate incidents dating back to last year. Her case involved...