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Australian Tent Pegging Team train ahead of World Cup Qualifier

TAMWORTH will host the International Tent Pegging World Cup Qualifier in January 2018. It is the first time the event has been held in the...

Placid Albert needs a home

My name is Albert and I'm a very loving and affectionate boy.  I'm placid, easy going, love people,  get on well with other cats...

Free women’s courses boost leadership skills

WOMEN in Inverell will have access to a suite of courses to boost their leadership skills, modernise their businesses and achieve personal growth, thanks...

Eggcellent result for Kaloma

It’s been an eggcellent result for five caring children at St. Mary's Parish School.(Our thanks to Fr Michael for the clever intro) The five, students from...

Industry’s battle to keep teenagers boozing

IT’S schoolies season. Not taking any risks, an acquaintance with a 17-year-old daughter booked a trip for her and her friend to a tropical island,...

Labor maintains opposition to sugar marketing choice laws

FARM body CANEGROWERS says Labor is disappointingly maintaining its opposition to laws ensuring grower choice and competition in sugar marketing.Chief executive officer Dan Galligan said in...

Plunging into holiday camp

The days are hotting up. Summer is only a few days away. Activities that were unthinkable two months ago are becoming irresistible – activities like screaming...

Clinic focuses on breeding and feeding

Feed them right and breed them right was the emphasis of the University of New England’s Cattle Clinic held as part of National Agriculture Day celebrations last...

Country road toll shocks Ray Martin

FILMING a television special on the dangers of country roads, journalist Ray Martin was disturbed by what he saw.“The facts are overwhelming that two-thirds...

Country road toll shocks Ray Martin

FILMING a television special on the dangers of country roads, journalist Ray Martin was disturbed by what he saw.“The facts are overwhelming that two-thirds...

Week that was in New England and North West | Photos

It was a busy week throughout the New England, Northern Tablelands and North West regions. Each area celebrated the inaugural National Ag Day by highlighting...

Here’s a safe bet for a top night

Excitement is gathering for the Goondiwindi Race Club as preparations are getting close for the Bush to Port Raceday and an evening with  racing...

Wheatmen Colts show fight in loss to Uni

The Dalby Wheatmen Colts went down 41–15 to Uni Rugby Club at UniSQ on Friday night, 6 March, in a match far closer than...