Program Guidelines have been released for the second round of the Albanese Government’s $600 million Growing Regions Program, with applications expected to open in September. For Round 2, $393 million of funding is available to invest in community infrastructure...
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Inverell Legacy On the Look Out for Veterans
According to the 2021 census there were 554 veterans in the Inverell Legacy area. Over 200 of them are not known to Legacy or local RSL Sub-Branches. Inverell Legacy wants to make contact with these veterans, because their families may be eligible for Legacy...
Operation Amarok: Individuals Wanted on Warrants
NSW Police are appealing for public assistance to locate several people in the New England Police District who are wanted on warrants as part of Operation Amarok. 27-year-old Justin Wilson could be in the Inverell or Taree areas, 27-year-old Brock Brazel might be in...
More Teaching and Learning Hours as Teachers Move Back to Class
NSW public school students will have more time learning from the state’s expert teachers from next year as the Minns Labor Government works to rebuild the public education system and lift educational outcomes for hundreds of thousands of students. Hundreds of deputy...
Fire and Rescue NSW Help Protect the Elderly
Fire and Rescue NSW (FRNSW) crews across the state are visiting retirement villages and lifestyle communities to share life-saving advice about winter fire dangers to protect our seniors. At present this winter, 11 people have died in residential fires in NSW. Three...
Yeti Recall
YETI Australia Pty Ltd have recalled several items due to safety concerns after an incident with a toddler in the United States. Their Tote coolers, backpack coolers and gear case with magnetic closures, sold between 2nd February 2019 and 3rd of February last year,...
Rural Aid’s Iconic Photo Competition Opens
Australia’s most trusted rural charity has opened its annual photography competition to the public for its fifth year. Spirit of the Bush is an Australian-wide photography competition run by Rural Aid. Rural Aid CEO John Warlters said the competition was a great...
Mpox On the Rise In NSW
NSW Health reports that Monkey Pox is on the increase around the state and are urging the community to know the symptoms. Symptoms of mpox include rashes, pimple-like lesions or sores, particularly in areas that are hard to see such as the genitals, anus or buttocks,...
Finals Spots Still Up For Grabs
Tingha Tigers faint finals aspirations continue to burn after their thumping of reigning premiers the Narwan Eels at Bob Ward Oval on Saturday. The Tigers were well led by Brayden Vickery who scored four tries in the 52-20 victory. Competition leaders Armidale Rams...









