The Inverell Cricket season comes to an end tomorrow when reigning premiers Staggy Creek meet Campbell and Freebairn Rebels in the Grand Final tomorrow at Varley Oval. Staggy Creek, who are striving for back-to-back titles have had the week off while Rebels qualified...
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Inverell F.C Host East Armidale UTD This Weekend
Inverell F.C are back at the Sports Complex tomorrow hoping to continue their winning start to the Northern Premier League competition. Fresh from a 10-nil mauling of Armidale City Westside, the home side will tackle East Armidale United in both 1st and 2nd grades....
Local Artists, Musicians and Educators Invited to Join School of Arts & Music Pilot
Glen Innes Severn Council is inviting local musicians, artists, educators, creative practitioners, businesses and community organisations to submit Expressions of Interest (EOIs) to be part of a new Glen Innes School of Arts and Music pilot initiative. The pilot...
Bundarra Community Encouraged to Attend Public Hearing
Uralla Shire council is inviting Bundarra residents to a Public Hearing next month in relation to the Draft Plan of Management for the Grace Munro Aged Care Centre at Bundarra. The purpose of the Public Hearing is to provide members of the community with an...
Aussie Hay Runners Heading to Bingara at Easter
Aussie Hay Runners will be embarking on another hay drop off in the Gwydir Shire, assisting farmers in the Bingara district. Northern NSW coordinator Peter Sandral says they’ve received funding from the Rural Assistance Authority for 32 semi-trailer loads of hay and...
Kearsey Appointed to Top Job in Australian Deaf Rugby
Former Inverell Highlanders Captain Dave Kearsey has been appointed the new President of Australian Deaf Rugby. Dave, more affectionately known as DK, has been the longstanding coach of the Australian men's team and has led them to three grand finals in a row,...
Dry Conditions Starting to Bite
Data from the NSW Government’s Combined Drought Indicator shows worsening seasonal conditions across NSW, including the Northern Tablelands, and many local farmers are already feeling the pressure. Member for Northern Tablelands and Shadow Minister for Agriculture...
Joyce Holds Himself Partially Responsible for the Fuel Crisis
New England MP Barnaby Joyce has admitted he holds himself partially responsible for the current fuel crisis. When asked on STA FM yesterday morning if he took responsibility for the fuel crisis and the closure of four oil refineries while the Coalition was in power,...
NSW Farmers Front Fuel Roundtable
NSW Farmers advocated for the state’s agricultural sector during a NSW Government roundtable discussion on the ongoing fuel crisis.Association President Xavier Martin said it was important to bring the rural experience in front of senior government ministers to...
