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HealthWISE Aboriginal health worker Glenn Allan and executive manager of strategy Sally Urquhart have accepted $70,000 in seed funding from Newcastle Permanent Charitable Foundation to help reduce cultural barriers to health literacy and healthcare in Tamworth and Gunnedah. Picture supplied

New HealthWISE project to focus on Tamworth and Gunnedah.

Seed funding to help reduce cultural barriers to health literacy in chemists

Emily Anderson

A file photo of a patient receiving care at an Aboriginal health service. Picture by James Ross/AAP Photos

Leaked survey and letters describe a 'lack of trust'.

Shock workplace allegations emerge at peak Aboriginal health body

Lydia Roberts

Gilay Estate owner Sandy Rogers and Art Shack founder Tania Hartigan say storytelling is a powerful tool in encouraging visitors to New England.

Quirindi businessman Sandy Rogers discussed the power of social media.

Operators focus on brand building in a tough tourism market

Eileen Wood

Without cash how would we pay for that bargain at the garage sale or swap meet. ACM file picture 

Keep Cash Campaign urges people to use cash where possible.

Show me the money: older Aussies fight to keep cash

It's well-deserved, but Greg Haire was as humble as ever.

'We're all going to go': Roos president Haire rewarded for tireless work

Jonathan Hawes

Tamworth hospital's paediatric ward is getting additional resources to tackle the region's six-year long wait times for care. Will they be enough? Picture by Peter Hardin

Two initiatives for improving children's health are underway in northern NSW.

What is happening to address the shortage of paediatric services?

Andrew Wallace's father, Percy, played in the halves during his own career. Andrew still goes to him for advice, sometimes during games. Picture by Zac Lowe.

The Coonamble lad moved returned home to be closer to family.

Andrew Wallace's long road back home: 'I just got sick of city life'

Rachel Clark

Liverpool Plains Shire Council mayor Doug Hawkins says his recent trip to South Korea was a great success and there will be opportunities for economic growth in both trade and tourism going into the future. Picture from file.

The Suseong-gu mayor will visit the region in August.

Regional mayor expects tourism boom after cultural trip to South Korea

Samantha Newsam

Inverell coach Jack Jack was one of his sides tryscorers in their win over Pirates on Saturday.

Catch-up on all that happened over the weekend.

Central North Round 5: Get the latest stats, results, tables

Hannah Neale

David McBride speaks to media outside court on Monday. Picture by Hannah Neale

Whistleblower's conduct 'honourable', lawyer says.

McBride's theft of 207 classified files 'dangerous': prosecutor

News

Some Gunnedah region students have been riding horses, others have been lending a helping hand in the community and still other students have been enjoying a puppet show with a message from Camp Quality volunteers.

On horseback: Students from K-6 A Team at Gunnedah Public School including Alex Prider are participating in Riding for the Disabled on Fridays.

Educational fun: A Camp Quality puppeteer visits Carinya Christian School.

Gunnedah Public School: Angus Hare likes the horse and cart at Riding for the Disabled.

Helping hands: Ethan Leader and CJ Willis from GS Kidd School helped deliver meals to elderly community members.

Welcome: Ava Mizzi is a new student at GS Kidd School.

Gunnedah South: Students from 2/3B have been reading the book Silly Billy by Anthony Brown and making worry dolls.

Growing success: Students from 4R at Gunnedah South are studying Living Things and have planted radish seeds to watch their progression.

Tyler Herbert from Gunnedah Public School brushes the horse at Riding for the Disabled.

Puppet fun: Camp Quality visits Carinya Christian School.

What a show: Carinya Christian School enjoy a puppet show from Camp Quality.

Go Camp Quality! Young students from Carinya Christian School enjoyed a puppet show.

Schools gallery: Horses, puppets and smiles

Puppets and ponies

Some Gunnedah region students have been riding horses, others have been lending a helping hand in the community...

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