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Namoi Unlimited JO decides on strategic plan at recent meeting
Water, infrastructure and skills priorities of JO's future plans.
Youth athletics training is starting again
Now you won't have to wait for the annual school sports carnival to discover your talents
Thursday, August 16, 2018
Senator Wacka’s plan to roll back payroll tax
Published by Jamieson Murphy"It’s not a tax, it’s a penalty – a penalty for businesses that are successful."
From the croc farm to the future, the heart of agriculture | Photos
Published by Madeline LinkIncredible shots of Australian agriculture.
Walcha sculptor in one of three new exhibitions to open at NERAM in August
Published by NewsroomPictures of New Guinea, abstract art, and precious porcelain
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Wednesday, August 15, 2018
Guyra foodies look forward to celebrating Passion on the Platform
Published by Nicholas FullerA railway trip, a 7-course meal, and wine by the railside
Goodbye to talented Catherine
Published by Coogee CrossWalcha's Catherine Maree Brennan was farewelled at the Walcha Bowling Club last Monday.
Panther reports pour in from across New England and North West
Published by Jamieson MurphyThe elusive local legend has been spotted dozens of times over the years - some have co...
Super funds are not petty cash drawers
Published by Jody LindbeckWe have to ask why it is these people think it is so easy to spend others’ hard-earned ...
Wands and Wormholes materialise for a sci-fi writing weekend
Published by NewsroomWriters' workshops on September 15 and 16
A Group 19 semi-finals berth for the Walcha Jillaroos
Published by Ellen DungerA whole new ball game as the Group 19 major semi-finals begin this Saturday.
How culture adds colour to the big picture
Published by Rob ShawSurely, a person’s cultural heritage adds colour, along with their occupation, religion...
Tuesday, August 14, 2018
Covenant is what keeps civilisation civilised
Published by Father Brendan LeeDo we really want to live in a civilisation where people can break their written word?
Weed worries with drought feeding
PublishedStrategies to cut the risk of contamination include using sacrifice paddocks when droug...
NSW government offers $100 million opportunity for tourism in the bush
Published by NewsroomRound two of Regional Growth – Environment and Tourism Fund now open
Rams win leads to semi-final
Published by Aj CrossWalcha to face Narrabri for berth in the finals
Armidale farmer investigates risks and rewards of vertically integrated beef enterprise
PublishedConsumer awareness is forcing a shift away from the traditional model of maximum beef p...