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Tom Barber

Member for Parkes Mark Coulton (right) and Nationals leader David Littleproud were in Dubbo on Monday. Picture by Tom Barber

The Member for Parkes will retired in 2025 after 18 years.

New boundaries to determine where Nationals look to succeed outgoing Coulton

Heath Forsyth

Val Rozysnki from Glen Innes, has knitted hundreds of 'trauma teddies' and donated them to the newly opened Glen Innes ambulance station . Picture supplied.

Glen Innes Woman Knits 'Trauma Teddies' for Local Children

Val knits 'trauma teddies' to help sick and injured kids

Lydia Roberts

Courtney Nixon and Jacqui Newman accept their award on behalf of Pinnacle People Solutions from Zoran Sarabaca, founder Xcllusive Business Sales and one of his associates.

Pinnacle of her career | Inverell businesswoman's national win

Ben Carr

Inverell Cinema is likely to come out of administration next week. Picture file

The cinema is likely to come out of administration next week.

Relief for town as Inverell Cinema saved from closure

As principal of TAS, Rachel Horton led an increase in enrolments and saw the construction of a new, 64-bed boarding house, expected to be completed by the end of the year.

Principal of premier New England school resigns

The species of blue-green algae identified are potentially toxic and may cause gastroenteritis in humans if consumed and skin and eye irritations after contact. Boiling the water does not remove algal toxins.

Red alert | Blue green algae warning in Pindari Dam

Trainer and Graphic Designer Kerry Hardy will lead the youth creative design workshop. Picture supplied

Free youth workshop in graphic design available in Inverell

Helping kids get a head start on creative careers at free workshop

Supreme court Justice Sarah Huggett, from Moree in northern NSW, has been appointed Chief Judge of the District Court of NSW. PIcture supplied.

Justice Sarah Huggett Appointed Chief Judge

NSW Appoints Moree's Justice Sarah Huggett as first female District Chief Judge

Funding is available to improve women and girls participation in sport. Picture by Catherine Stephen

Funding open to help improve women and girls participation in sport

Grant opportunity available to address women's participation in sport

Percolab Coop team member Jane O'Brien says the Conflict Cafe offers one-hour sessions to guests wanting to hone their skills in overcoming conflict.

Cafe offers patrons to 'taste test' ways of overcoming conflict

News

A massive turn-out of all ages assembled and took to Inverell's CBD streets for the Inverell Anti-violence march on White Ribbon Day, November 25.

The White Ribbon constructed by Graham Kerridge (at left).

Pam McLeay and White Ribbon ambassador Peter Caddey.

Jackson Ellis, Jarrad Humphreys, Kohen Binge, Liam Williams, Ben Lombo, Myles Jerrard, Harrimiah Lansborough.

Jadzia Rosolen, Tom Lawlor, Emily Henley and Tahlia Maybury.

Vernon Bell pins a white ribbon to Michael Williams’ shirt.

Banner bearers for Anaiwan Local Aboriginal Land Services Joshua Hawkins, Chelsea Renshaw, Emily McIntyre and Molly Saunders.

Casey Lea with son Fergus, Kym Foley, Michaela Butcher and Khali Horwood.

Kaye McColl, Northern Tablelands MP Adam Marshall and Rural Outreach and Support Services manager Vicki Higgins.

Inverell police Sergeant Anthony Garland.

Daisy Brown, Deidre Dwyer with a memorial for her cousin who was NSW 34th fatality of 2015 due to domestic violence, and Kym Newton.

Gwenda Skaines, Pam McLeay and Desi Kearsey.

Ribbon starts the march carried by KC Edmonds, Dean Davis and Bailey Cosgrove, Brett McCormick and Dylan Hogg.

Northern Tablelands MP Adam Marshall with Domestic Violence Liaison Officer Senior Constable Lauren Wheeler.

Jaiden Rosolen and her schoolmates carrying the ends of the big White Ribbon.

Mikayla Richter, Joshua Hawkins, Chelsea Renshaw, Emily McIntyre and Molly Saunders.

Nicola and Ruby from Armajun Aboriginal Health Service.

Leanne Johnston, Judith Arnott and Sister Coral Hedley.

Geraldine Sines, Dolly Connors and Angela Parker.

Chris Jardine, Jacko Jackson, his grandson Joel Wing and Brad Hannah.

Glenda Skaines, Pam McLeay, Desi Kearsey and Preston Connors.

Joel McNamara, Khali Horwood, Denise Horwood and Michaela Butcher.

KC Edmonds, Dean Davis and Bailey Cosgrove with the White Ribbon.

Logan Baxter, Jarrad Humphreys, Jack Stafford.

Michael Duncan Jr , Michael Duncan and Yvette Duncan.

Michael Duncan Jr, Jenny Ryan, Karen Morris, Carissa Dunn, Michael Duncan, Esther Gardiner and Yvette Duncan 

Salvation Army captain Robert Mills, Patti Thompson and Rob Beany.

KC Edmonds, Steven McGrady, Brett McCormick, Brennan Cosgrvove, and Bailey Cosgrove.

Tess Pomfrett, Nancie Wilson and Jodie Roe.

Northern Tablelands MP Adam Marshall addressed the crowd.

White Ribbon ambassador Ken Williams spoke to the gathered.

White Ribbon ambassador Graham Kerridge spoke to the crowd.

One of the many flowers given out by the Inverell Anti-violence Committee to remember the deceased victims of violence.

Union Bar owner Joel McNamara prepares to have his beard shaved to raise funds for White Ribbon.

Inverell Anti-violence Committee member Sally Sweeney does the first honours of making the first cut, to Joel’s chagrin.

The White Ribbon made by White Ribbon ambassador Graham Kerridge in front of the Union Bar.

Inverell takes to the street against violence: mega gallery

Inverell takes to the street agains...

A massive turn-out of all ages assembled and took to Inverell's CBD streets for the Inverell Anti-violence march...

Inverell takes to the street against violence: mega gallery

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