Tag: Sydney
Regional Australians sick of National contempt
I refer to the diatribe attributed to NSW Senator Fiona Nash of the National Party (Independent 8/2/2012).
2012 has just started without any change to...
In response
I have just read Jack Arnold's letter to the editor (8/2/12) and I must say, I could not agree more with his sentiments. Every...
Ordination
Former Catholic Bishop of Armidale, Most Rev Luc Matthys, was the principal celebrant of the Episcopal Ordination and Installation of his successor, Bishop Michael...
PLC to host “Successful Women’ lunch again
PLC Armidale will be hosting their second annual “Successful Women in Leadership' lunch on Wednesday, March 7. Guest speaker for the luncheon will be...
The ten Catholic Bishops of Armidale
Weather permitting, hundreds of Catholic clergy and laity, and guests from the Armidale diocese elsewhere will overflow St Mary and St Joseph's Cathedral on...
Peter Blayney exhibition
The Walcha Road Hotel are pleased to present an exhibition of artist Peter Blayney's personal collection commencing on Valentine's Day Tuesday, February 14 and...
NERAM’s 2012 season
New England Regional Art Museum (NERAM) is kicking off its 2012 exhibition season with five diverse shows officially opening this Friday evening at 6pm.
The...
Regional Australians sick of Labor’s contempt
2012 has just started and already the Labor government's agenda will impact regional communities.
The government's flagged its intention to again try to means-test...
Federation and Armidale, Part 4
Things did not go according to plan after the Federation Convention in Sydney in March and April 1891. Although there was enthusiasm for Federation,...
Federation and Armidale, Part 3
More than two weeks after running aground, the cruise liner Costa Concordia is still in the news, and has focused attention on the forthcoming...
Double the sustainability at Kentucky School
Students at Kentucky Public School will be snug as a bug this winter, with the installation of new double glazed windows.
With funding from the...
Dr Timothy O’Shea (24/05/1929 – 28/11/11)
A quiet achiever in the Armidale community and at the University of New England is being remembered for his significant contributions, mirth and unassuming...
