March 2026 – Glen Innes News

Mar

31

2026

Weekly Golf Wrapup

SportsGlen Innes Golf Club

Ladies Golf 16 ladies played a stableford event on Wednesday. Winner was Julie Newsome with 40 points, backing up her win in the Par event the previous week. Runner up was Leta Kempton with a great 37 points. Pru Newby picked up the nearest the pin on the 12th. Wednesday Mens A smaller field of 18 players competed in the Wednesday Stableford. Winner was Graham Price with 40 points with Gary Cameron coming in second with 39 points. Golfing partners Jarad Collins, Dawso and Andrew McGovern cleaned up the majority of the nearest the pins, with Jared taking the Pro…

Mar

31

2026

By Newsroom

Cameron Art Group Exhibition at Gawura Gallery

Local News

An exhibition by the Cameron Art Group at the Gawura Gallery (9979 New England Highway - just on the southern outskirts of town) is showcasing a diverse collection of works by local Glen Innes artists, with all pieces available for purchase. The group, made up of dedicated community artists who meet weekly to share skills and support each other’s creative development, will present artworks across a range of styles and mediums including oils, acrylics, watercolours and pastels. While all works are for sale, visitors are welcome to simply browse and enjoy the exhibition, with organisers encouraging the community to “come…

Mar

31

2026

By Newsroom

Extra splash of summer as pool season extended

Council, Local News, Sportsglen innes swimming pool

Glen Innes locals aren’t quite done with swimming season yet, with Council confirming an extension for the Glen Innes Aquatic Centre into April. Instead of closing at the end of March, the pool will remain open until Sunday 19 April 2026, giving residents a few extra weeks to squeeze in a swim as the weather begins to cool. To make the most of the autumn sunshine, opening hours will shift to the warmest part of the day, with the centre open daily from 11am to 4pm. The extended season also covers part of the Easter break. The pool will be…

Mar

26

2026

By Annette Bain

Welcome to the Grey Street Grocer

Local NewsGrey Street Grocer

Could you ever have imagined a French Provincial style gourmet experience in the heart of Glen Innes? A place where you can pick up morning tea treats, grab lunch for the office or take home a freshly prepared family meal made with quality local produce? You do not have to imagine it anymore. Grey Street Gourmet Grocer has opened its doors, bringing a stylish new food destination to the town. The business is the creation of Alex Kennedy and Ash Forbes, the couple behind this glamorous addition to the Grey Street streetscape. The store has been refurbished in French Provincial…

Mar

24

2026

By Newsroom

LOCAL ARTISANS READY FOR SEASONS OF NEW ENGLAND EXPO THIS WEEKEND

Local News, RuralSeasons of New England

Uralla may be home to just 2,728 people, but on 28 and 29 March the town will welcome visitors from across Australia, with the Seasons of New England Expo tipped to generate a $2 million regional economic boost. Now firmly established as the region’s largest makers expo by attendance and economic impact, Seasons of New England draws travelers who come to experience locally made food, drink and artisan goods - and stay to explore the towns, villages and landscapes of the wider New England region. Data collected by the event organisers shows that over 60 percent of attendees now travel…

Mar

20

2026

By Newsroom

School of Arts Pilot Project – Submissions Open

Council, Local NewsSchool of Arts

Glen Innes Severn Council is calling on local creatives, educators and community organisations to help shape a new School of Arts and Music pilot set to launch in April. Expressions of Interest are now open for musicians, artists, teachers, creative practitioners, businesses and community groups keen to be part of the initiative, which will begin in the week starting 20 April 2026, in line with the start of Term 2. The pilot will be based at the former Severn Shire Council building at 181 Bourke Street, with the Council-owned facility currently undergoing repainting and preparation works. Council will take on…

Mar

19

2026

By Annette Bain

Jewish Cookbook – A Glen Innes Connection

Local NewsGourmet Fiesta

New Cookbook from the Monday Morning Cooking Club Members of the Glen Innes Gourmet Fiesta Committee were delighted to recently catch up with an old friend while she was visiting town, Merelyn Chalmers from the Monday Morning Cooking Club. The connection between the cooking group and Glen Innes dates back to 2018, when the Gourmet Fiesta Committee invited the Monday Club cooks to appear as Celebrity Chefs at the Glen Innes Show. Merelyn remembers the visit fondly. “We were all blown away by the welcome in the community and how much we had in common in the way we cooked,…

Mar

18

2026

By Newsroom

Australian Unity Celebrates Opening of New Glen Innes Office

Local News, RuralAustralian Unity

Established over 180 years ago, Australian Unity is Australia’s first wellbeing company, delivering health, wealth and care services to members and communities across the country. Within the New England region, Australian Unity’s Neighbourhood team supports clients to live safely and independently in their own homes across Tenterfield, Glen Innes, Inverell, Bingara and Moree. Services include domestic assistance, personal care, meal preparation, transport, social support and access to allied health services, helping older Australians remain connected to their communities. On 25 February, Australian Unity officially celebrated the opening of its new Glen Innes office with a morning tea launch. The event…

Mar

17

2026

By Media GISC

GLEN INNES MOVES TO LEVEL 2 WATER RESTRICTIONS

Council, Local NewsGlen Innes Severn Council

Glen Innes Severn Council has implemented Level 2 water restrictions for Glen Innes after recent inspections of Beardy Weir, which supplies the town’s water. The restrictions have been implemented following inspections that confirmed water levels reached the trigger for Level 2 restrictions under Council’s Drought Management Plan. General Manager Bernard Smith said the move to Level 2 restrictions was an adopted step under the plan and part of Council’s normal approach to managing the town’s water supply. “These trigger points are in place so decisions are made early and consistently,” Mr Smith said. “They help Council manage water use before…

Mar

17

2026

By Newsroom

100th year Anniversary: All Saints Anglican Church Torrington

Local News, RuralAll Saints Church Torrington

History of Torrington All Saints Anglican Church “Ä symbol of endurance and Community Spirit” As far back as 1948 preparations were being made for the construction of this Church. Then known as The Church of England, (changed to Anglican Church in 1981) services were being held in homes. Much fund raising was done with dances, plays, fancy dress competitions & sports days where home made cakes & pies were on sale. Quite a few locals had musical instruments so music could be heard around most events. A young man by the name of George Trewhella (called Ginger George because of…