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Disrespect of Widders shows need for The Voice

31 May 20235 March 2025

There is really something quite extraordinary about the collusion between Armidale Regional Council members to vote down a motion to recognise Indigenous owners of the land on signs as you enter the LGA.

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No Mayor Banham, you’re not a train expert

3 April 20232 March 2025

Rail expert Brian Fisher says the cost of reopening the train line from Armidale to Wallangarra is $54m, not the $1.5b claimed by the Glen Innes Severn Mayor.

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Dear Armidale, we need to have a chat about the cliques…

25 March 20235 March 2025

New England Times Publisher RK Crosby says Armidale is a very cliquey town, and we all need to fight that for Armidale to thrive.

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Vote for Nationals is Vote for LPSC Amalgamation

22 March 20235 March 2025

Liverpool Plains local Jim Guider believes that a vote for Nationals is a vote for Liver Pool Plains Shire Council amalgamation with Tamworth.

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Armidale vs the city

10 March 20235 March 2025

Gayle Davies is relocating back to Armidale and says the rates are more than double what she paid in North Sydney, and this is not ok.

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Don’t let the door hit you on the way out.

21 February 20237 March 2025

Member for Northern Tablelands Adam Marshall says no one in our region will miss outgoing Hunter New England Health CEO Michael DiRienzo.

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Some questions for ARC on the proposed 50% SRV

17 January 20232 March 2025

Siri Gamage from the Northern Railway Defenders Forum asks questions about the inclusion of constructing the Rail Trail in the revised plans of Armidale Regional Council currently open to consultation.

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What’s next for UNE?

11 November 20222 March 2025

With UNE facing another ‘culture review’ by external consultants, is there a way that we, the collective university, can take control as a community?

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Moree Floods

3 November 20221 March 2025

Watch this video from Rabbit Hop Films about the Moree Floods.

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