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State at odds with Local Government
THE FIRST visit from a Minister for Local Government in almost a decade was an opportunity for a wide-ranging, full and frank discussion over the many issues plaguing Local Government.
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Farmers blockade coal mine
ABOUT 30conservationists and local farmers this morning blocked coal trucks leaving the Boggabri open-cut coal mine in a “peaceful protest” to highlight their concerns about the proposed “mega mine-complex”.
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Gunnedah Cup overflows
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GUNNEDAH Jockey Club is celebrating what was one of the biggest Cup carnivals in decades and the beginning of what is hoped will be a windfall season for the club and Gunnedah racing.
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Farming's positive future |
Farmer Richard Craig quite uncharacteristically took centre stage at this year’s Gunnedah Show to open proceedings. His remarks paint a positive picture of agriculture’s future and are reprinted here, for the interest of NVI readers:
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Eisteddfod's Diamond Jubilee
THE Gunnedah Eisteddfod Society has launched into its Diamond Jubilee year, honoured with a Civic Reception last Thursday, followed by a dazzling weekend of dancing and friendly competition.
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Resurgence of the Royal of the North 
IT used to be called the Royal of the North West and still is by many, and with very good reason, as a massive crowd turned out to enjoy a busy weekend of exhibits, rides and wonderful weather.
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