The Hunter New England and Central Coast Primary Health Network (HNECC PHN) held two Pitch Nights this month, showcasing pitches from four local suicide prevention organisations and allowing participants to pledge funding for those they feel best meet the needs of the community. Read more here.
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Get walking for heart week next week
The Heart Foundation’s Tamworth Walking Group (Tamworth Trekkers) and Tamworth Cardiovascular Working Group have invited the Tamworth community to join the Heart Week Walk on Tuesday 7 May.
Double trouble, Glen Innes Judo coach adds BJJ black belt to his repertoire
C4 Grappling Glen Innes coach Charlie Laidlaw has been awarded his black belt in Brazilian jiu jitsu (BJJ), granting him the rare achievement of having the top rank in both Judo and BJJ.
Record entries for 18th TAS Rugby Carnival
It is a tournament where lifelong memories are made and the real trophy is for the team which best exemplifies the spirit of the game. The Armidale School is set to welcome a record number of players this weekend for the TAS Rugby Carnival.
Roll up roll up for the Gunnedah Show this weekend!
The Gunnedah Show is back, bigger than ever and on this Friday 12 April to Sunday 14 April.
Wet weather warning from the local SES
Local State Emergency Services are calling on residents to make smart decisions over the weekend, as further rain is predicted for our region.
TRC unveils cheaper sludge dewatering process
Tamworth Regional Council yesterday unveiled its new sludge dewatering process at its Westdale wastewater facility that, according to the Council, promises to save $300,000 over previous treatments.
Tenterfield’s Easter weekend success
Did you attend the Tenterfield Autumn Easter Festival? If yes, what was your favourite part? If no, check out our wrap up to see what you missed.
Get ready for the Get Ready & Resilience Expo
Emergencies and disasters such as the 2021-22 floods show time and again that the way to build resilience is to work together and to be prepared. Now Gunnedah is bringing some help to our doorstep.
Celebrating 10 years of the 1000 Books Before School Program
Did you read a book to your kid(s) before bed tonight? If not, its time to start. The 1000 Books Before School is a program that has spread across the country – from the city streets of Sydney to the beaches of the Gold Coast and the Tasmanian town of Wynyard. And it started in Gunnedah.
