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Senior Citz activities
18th November 2025
Senior Citizen Update
Street Stall Thursday 20th November 9am to 1pm in Queen Street. All donations gratefully accepted.
Market Day at the Senior Citz Hall. Saturday 29th November 9am to 1pm. $5 for a table/stall but phone Judy, 0429 821 158 as soo...
Lawn Mowing service in town
18th November 2025
Lawn Mowing
Yard maintenance, rubbish removal, weed spraying.
Pensioners and DVA discounts on provision of appropriate cards.
Phone Scott, 0428941979, for an obligation free quote....
Be careful of online shopping scams
18th November 2025
Last year, Australians lost $9.8 million* to online shopping scams, with criminals exploiting the convenience of online shopping and our search for a bargain.
Whether you're shopping for your business, buying for yourself, or helping your customers ...
TRC job in Barraba
18th November 2025
Trainee - Customer Service
Are you friendly, organised, and love helping people? Tamworth Regional Council is looking for our next Customer Service Trainee in Barraba! Gain hands-on experience, earn while you learn, and complete a Certificate III in...
What doesn't go in the Yellow Bin
18th November 2025
Keep it loose!
When it comes to recycling, there’s one simple rule that makes a big difference... always put your recyclables in the bin loose, not in a bag! If recyclables are tied up in plastic bags, they can’t be sorted correctly at t...
Don't waste food = save money
18th November 2025
Saving Food, Saving Money, Saving the Planet
Did you know Australian’s waste around 7.6 million tonnes of food every year, that’s about 312kg per person, costing households up to $2,500? We can all play a part in reducing food waste at h...
History Notes - Grace Crowley and more
18th November 2025
History Notes
To begin with this week, I must correct last week’s mistake -there were two Albert’s involved in the brick making at Carisbrooke – Albert Thorpe owned the property Carisbrooke and Albert Tufrey was making the ...