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Regional Airline REX has come under fire by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese after the airline went into an unexpected trading halt on Monday. Mr Albanese expressed concern that REX had moved away from regional services to focus on flights from Sydney to Melbourne,...
Nominations for the 19th annual Nanga Mai Awards are now open. The Nanga Mai Awards acknowledge and celebrate outstanding achievements in Aboriginal education across NSW public schools. Educators, students, and community members are encouraged to nominate...
NSW Farmers says the Albanese Government reshuffle presents a fresh opportunity for a practical and commonsense approach to the agricultural industry.Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced Tasmanian MP Julie Collins would replace Murray Watt as Agriculture...
The Inverell- based Operation Operating Room had a successful fundraising night on Saturday. The annual Trivia and Fun Night was just that with upwards of 150 people turning out to support the cause, raising just over $4,000. Operation Operating Room raises money to...
The Sapphire City Motor Sports Club will once again be hosting the annual Motormania being held at the Pioneer Village next month. The show promises to be a great family fun day out with many cars on display as well as plenty of market and food stalls, with the STA FM...
Tight matches were played by both Men’s First Grade teams over the weekend in Round 16 action of the Central North Rugby Union competition. The Inverell Highlanders have managed to upset the Narrabri Blue Boars and steal the Kookaburra Cup with a dramatic and close...
Mia Szumowski with Coach Rodel Glanville
Inverell FC Premier League 1sts and reserves are on track for a Minor Premiership berth after both teams managed to fend off the visiting Demon Knights sides at the complex over the weekend. The reserve team set the bar downing the Demon Knights 4 NIL, while the 1sts...
Inverell Cattle Sale Tuesday 23rd July. Numbers increased for a yarding of 1,840 head. The main increase was in the yarding of cows with the largest offering for several years. There was also a good supply of yearlings and a few less weaners this week. ...