The Northern Daily Leader
Friday, 19 April 2024
Concerns APVMA will not remain in Armidale 'for the long haul'.
Lydia Roberts
There were also a number of tragedies which gripped the nation.
Emma Downey
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The man was almost three times the limit during the police chase.
Tess Kelly
Adam John Harris pleaded guilty in Tamworth Local Court. Picture file
If approved, it could be one of the first high density buildings.
Rachel Clark
Rendering of the proposed co-living development at 242-244 Marius Street. Picture supplied
Why car spaces are the new investor favourite.
Melissa Kehagias
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The garage comes with a roller door - that rolls up, and rolls down. Not bad for $500,000. Pic: Supplied
HECS-HELP debts are growing faster than some can pay off.
Emily Anderson
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Hannah Pycroft and Baillie McWhirter both have student debts over $50,000 which they are worried they'll never be able to pay off due to high indexation. Pictures supplied
The 16-year-old was interviewed in hospital and charged.
Anna McGuinness • 59m ago
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Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel was delivering a livestreamed sermon when he was allegedly attacked. Picture by Christ The Good Shepherd Church
The woman was blocked by another car while trying to reverse.
Tess Kelly
Four teenagers have been arrested in Gunnedah after an alleged carjacking. Picture file
'We're very proud you are becoming Australians today'.
Emma Downey
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Mark's uncle said he was 'at a loss' after the adjournment.
Tess Kelly
Mark Anthony Haines' sister Lorna Haines, brother Ron Haines, and uncle Don Craigie at the first day of the fresh inquest in Tamworth. Picture by Peter Hardin, file
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Got an event coming up? Let us know about it and we'll include it in our Community Notices.
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All RW's greatest hits are covered, with a few surprises thrown in.
Theatre Talk
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Tony Lewis - Britain's 'Great Entertainer' - is set to wow Tamworth audiences with his Robbie Williams tribute show. Picture supplied
Councillors voted to donate the $231 landing fee to Angel Flight.
Rachel Clark
Gunnedah Shire Council declined a fee wavier request by Sydney Flight College, choosing to instead donate the landing fee cost directly to Angel Flight. File pictures
'I'd have to say this is gonna be one of the biggest challenges.'
Mark Bode
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"Like, I don't really sugarcoat too much" ... Jacob Haynes. Picture by Mark Bode
Roads
The economic cost of storm events is increasing across NSW.
Jonathan Hawes
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Hindsight shows that Aaron Baker made the right move by starting anew.
Zac Lowe
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Police say people have been scammed thousands of dollars.
Tess Kelly
Police are urging the Tamworth community to remain vigilant for face-to-face scammers. Picture file
'They face more barriers because of their age,' social worker says.
Jonathan Hawes
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Tamworth Family Support Services youth homelessness case worker, Jasmine Foreman, wants young people to know there is support available to them if they are at risk of or experiencing homelessness. Picture by Peter Hardin
Crossroads Education history project uncovers life of WWII veteran.
Rachel Clark
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Doctor Kate Bricknell discovered memorabilia belonging to her grandfather-in-law Stanley Allen in an old suitcase. Picture by Gareth Gardner
Photos
A bumper crowd gathered on a sublime autumn day at Kooty.
Mark Bode
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"Parents are children's first teachers."
Rachel Clark
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HIPPY mascot, Flip Flop the Frog, helps current HIPPY youngster Jaxon Webster learn to sound out words. Picture by Peter Hardin

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Find has caused a great deal of distress to community, MP says.
Taylor Dodge, Andrew Pearson • 51m ago
Many may have vintage treasures hidden at home.
Carla Mascarenhas
Isabella Galimberti with her collection of toys. Picture: Supplied
The alleged kingpin has been charged with a list of crimes.
Anna McGuinness Anna Houlahan
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A Brisbane man has been charged over a botched cocaine import that has seen bricks of the drug wash up on NSW beaches. Pictures supplied
Police are searching for three alleged cigarette thieves.
Anna Houlahan
Homeless services are turning away kids as young as 12.
Emily Anderson
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Almost 40,000 children and young people presented to homelessness services in 2023, of the 17,000 needing a bed, only half got one.
Members of the public joined politicians for a reflection day.
Carla Mascarenhas
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NSW Premier Chris Minns signs a condolence book whilst visiting a memorial to the victims who lost their lives in Saturdays knife attack at Westfield Bondi Junction shopping centre. Photo by AAP Image/Bianca De Marchi
'I'd have to say this is gonna be one of the biggest challenges.'
Mark Bode
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"Like, I don't really sugarcoat too much" ... Jacob Haynes. Picture by Mark Bode
Hindsight shows that Aaron Baker made the right move by starting anew.
Zac Lowe
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Crossroads Education history project uncovers life of WWII veteran.
Rachel Clark
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Doctor Kate Bricknell discovered memorabilia belonging to her grandfather-in-law Stanley Allen in an old suitcase. Picture by Gareth Gardner
A bumper crowd gathered on a sublime autumn day at Kooty.
Mark Bode
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A great crowd assembled for a memorable afternoon at Kootingal.
Before last season it had been over 15 years since she'd last played.
Samantha Newsam
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Jaymee Pyne has loved getting back into rugby. Picture by Samantha Newsam
The Kangaroos forward has stepped out of his comfort zone.
Zac Lowe
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Nick Millar has taken on a more senior role among the Boggabri Kangaroos in recent seasons. Picture by Zac Lowe.

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If approved, it could be one of the first high density buildings.
Rachel Clark
Why car spaces are the new investor favourite.
Melissa Kehagias
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The garage comes with a roller door - that rolls up, and rolls down. Not bad for $500,000. Pic: Supplied
See inside the stunning transformation.
Melissa Kehagias
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The Glass House has had extensive renovations since Arena sold it in 2017 for $1.63 million. Pic: Supplied
Renters and mortgage-holders spending up to half their pay on housing.
Jemimah Clegg
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The main concern is the installation of lithium-ion batteries.
Rachel Clark
Barry and Lyn Parton, and their neighbours Dixie and Tony Ernst want to stop the installation of hundreds of lithium batteries in three BESS projects, that would surround their properties. Picture by Peter Hardin
Tamworth council asked to consider a new addition to Peel Street.
Newsroom
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Police arrested the man after he collided with a gutter.
Tess Kelly
Henry William Hillier pleaded guilty to the driving offences in Tamworth Local Court. Picture file
'There is nothing in that bag that is of any use to anyone.'
Rachel Clark
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Travelling swagman Mark 'Bushie' Thompson only wants his swag back, as many of the items were quite sentimental. Picture by Gareth Gardner
Jon Wolfe's passion for country music has spanned 50 years.
Rachel Clark
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The money came from the sale of festival hats and pins.
Newsroom
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TRC country music festival manager Barry Harley, Tamworth City Toyota dealer principal Tim Easy, and Lifeline Northern NSW general manager Michael Were with the iconic straw hats. Picture by Peter Hardin, from file.
The court heard the three separate chases put the community at risk.
Tess Kelly
Three men appeared in Tamworth Local Court facing seperate charges for police pursuits during the Tamworth Country Music Festival. Picture file
Mark 'Bushie' Thompson ends his 45th festival on a low note.
Rachel Clark
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Mark 'Bushie' Thompson leaves Tamworth via train towards Wyong, armed with a bag of notepads filled with his poems, a couple of opals, the clothes on his back, and a good book. Picture by Gareth Gardner
While big businesses did well, smaller operations say they missed out.
Rachel Clark
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Director of Tamworth Pub Group Craig Power, manager of entertainment venues Peter Ross, TCMF ambassador Max Jackson, and TCMF manager Barry Harley. Picture Peter Hardin
Got an event coming up? Let us know about it and we'll include it in our Community Notices.
Newsroom
All RW's greatest hits are covered, with a few surprises thrown in.
Theatre Talk
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Tony Lewis - Britain's 'Great Entertainer' - is set to wow Tamworth audiences with his Robbie Williams tribute show. Picture supplied
Taste Tamworth food festival wraps up one of its biggest years.
Jonathan Hawes
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As the sun sets, the Taste Tamworth food festival bids farewell to yet another successful year. Picture supplied by Natasha Little
WATCH: how the actor and singer carries on his family legacy.
Jonathan Hawes
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Googoorewon Knox will be trading paddocks for playbills as he heads to the Harbour City to play George Washington in Hamilton at the Sydney Lyric theatre. Picture by James Henry courtesy of the Ilbijerri Theatre Company
Harrison Wykes and Nina Dennis raised almost $3000 for cancer research.
Rachel Clark
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Oxley Vale PS students Nina Dennis and Harrison Wykes chopped off their long locks to raise money for kids with cancer. Picture by Peter Hardin

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Council gives behind the scenes look at the Westdale water plant.
Jonathan Hawes
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Gunnedah mayor Jamie Chaffey defended a decision to invite Santos.
Jonathan Hawes
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Gunnedah mayor Jamie Chaffey (left) has been accused of "greenwashing" by farmer and environmental activist Peter Wills (right). Picture file
Council claims big water providers get preferential treatment.
Jonathan Hawes
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Tamworth mayor Russell Webb is hopeful a statewide investigation into Local Water Utilities will alleviate cost pressures on regional councils without affecting their ownership over water assets. File picture by Gareth Gardner
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Concerns APVMA will not remain in Armidale 'for the long haul'.
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If approved, it could be one of the first high density buildings.
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Monday's incident would have set off shock waves in ordinary times.
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Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel was delivering a sermon when he was allegedly attacked at Christ The Good Shepherd Church in Wakeley on April 15. Picture by Christ The Good Shepherd Church
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