Inverell Shire Mayor Kate Dight will use her Mayoral Minute at today’s council meeting to support and participate in the Put Our Communities First federal election campaign to push for more federal government funding for local government. The campaign will advocate...
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More Ambos to Make Region Home
The New England Zone has received a significant boost to frontline emergency care with an additional 28 paramedics starting work in April. This workforce expansion is part of the Minns Labor Government’s commitment to deliver 500 additional paramedics to regional and...
Mel Quest to Bring Awareness to Rare Form of melanoma
A former Inverell resident has revealed her cancer story and asked the community to check their bodies constantly for any changes. Melissa White, who now resides in Caloundra on the Sunshine Coast, is battling a rare melanoma called MUCOSAL Melanoma which is an...
Sophie Headlines Sporting Achievements at IHS
Inverell High School Year 12 student Sophie Greentree has earned selection in the Northwest Open Girls League squad following trials held in Narrabri on Monday. Sophie is a talented all-round athlete, excelling in multiple sports, and this latest achievement is a...
Keating Takes Charge at Inverell
Blake Keating has commenced his role as the new Inspector with Inverell police station this week saying the transition into his new position has been positive Inspector Keating has been with the NSW Police Force for 18 years working at Mid North Coast, Griffith,...
Vacant Inverell Shire Council Position to be Decided in April
Inverell Shire Council will use the countback election to fill one casual vacancy on the Council after it voted to use this method to fill any vacancies at their first meeting. The casual vacancy occurred following the resignation of former Mayor, Paul Harmon in...
Investing in Rural Healthcare Infrastructure is Key to Stronger Communities, says ACRRM
The Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine (ACRRM) is calling for urgent investment in rural healthcare infrastructure, highlighting that workforce retention is directly linked to access to essential services such as housing and childcare. ACRRM President Dr...
Record Numbers in Northwest for School Programs
THE number of Primary School aged children involved in AFL after school clinics across the North West region this term and next is extraordinary. Led by the AFL’s Participation Coordinator for the North West Lachie Bennetts-Inkster and new AFL SportsReady Trainee Ruby...
Smith Recognised for Work in Local Cricket
Local cricket administrator Simon Smith is one of 43 recipients from across the state to receive an inaugural Cricket NSW Community Distinguished Service Award Cricket NSW introduced the Community Distinguished Service Award, to honour volunteers who have made...