Sachs Lane between the Church Street GISC building and Jamesies is named after South German born tinsmith Valentine Sachs who had fought in the Franco German war in the 1870s before migrating to Australia and settling in Glen Innes in the 1880s. Valentine Sachs obituary Glen Innes Examiner, 27 Nove...

The Glen Innes RSL Sub-Branch proudly sponsored the inaugural RSL Veterans Clay Target Shoot at the Glen Innes Clay Target Club on Sunday, 21 June 2026. This annual event is open to RSL Sub-Branches across the New England District and forms part of the NSW RSL Sport and Recreation Program. The Glen...

Students from the New England Stage and Screen Academy (NESSA) are celebrating a wonderful run of success at this year’s Armidale Eisteddfod speech and drama competitions. Across a wide variety of events, every NESSA student achieved strong results, earning numerous awards including Highly Commende...

A motion submitted by Glen Innes Severn Council has been successfully adopted by the Australian Local Government Association's National General Assembly in Canberra, securing national support for the development of Australia's emerging biochar and circular carbon industries. The motion calls on t...