Residents are invited to a practical weeds information session hosted by the Glen Innes Severn Council Biosecurity Officer on 12 June from 11am–1pm at the Glen Innes Highlands Hub. Learn how to identify, control and prevent weed spread on rural and residential properties. Bring questions, photos or weed samples for expert advice.
GLENRAC Inc has welcomed the recent announcement of more than $1.7 million in funding for Landcare programs across the Northern Tablelands under the NSW Government’s Landcare Enabling Program. As part of this investment, the New England Landcare Network has secured $830,899 to deliver its regional project, “Towards informed, integrative land and water management,” with GLENRAC playing a key role in project delivery. This funding will support the establishment of a Farming Forecaster weather monitoring network, an initiative designed to address a critical information gap for landholders and service providers across the region. The project will deliver a shared, real-time data…
Astute readers of this esteemed publication may recently have noted the addition of an Australian Red Kelpie in our hallowed pages and online Introducing Miss Remington. Miss Remington and her 'mum and dad' Heather and Clint were recent visitors to Glen Innes and snapped this wonderful picture outside the Town Hall. Welcome to town Miss Remington and thank you for visiting!!
East Avenue Medical Centre is entering an exciting new chapter as the practice continues to grow and evolve to better serve the Glen Innes community and surrounding regions. The medical centre has a proud and longstanding history deeply rooted in Glen Innes. Established in 1969 by Dr D. Klein, the practice marked the beginning of the area’s first general practice and has remained an important part of the local community for more than five decades. Today, Principal Doctor Dr Phill Correy and Dr E.K. Wong at East Avenue Medical Centre are honoured to continue this proud legacy of care. Dr Quinn, Dr Brownlie, Dr White, and Dr Heisinger remain valued and integral members of…
URGENT ACTION NEEDED TO PROTECT BEE INDUSTRY AMID ESCALATING CRISIS Shadow Minister for Agriculture Brendan Moylan has called on the Minns Labor Government to urgently engage with the Federal Government to protect the future of Australia’s honey bee industry. Industry leaders have warned the varroa mite incursion in NSW is escalating rapidly and current measures are failing to manage and eradicate the spread of the mite. “The NSW Government’s response to the varroa mite outbreak has been too slow, too reactive and has left many beekeepers frustrated and unsupported," Mr Moylan said. “The beekeeping industry is incredibly important to agriculture…
A major renewable energy proposal on the western edge of Glen Innes has officially entered the public exhibition phase, giving residents, neighbouring landholders and local businesses the opportunity to review plans and provide feedback before any determination is made by council. The Development Application — DA-22-26 / PAN-617188 — has been lodged on behalf of Green Gold Energy Pty Ltd and proposes the construction of a commercial-scale solar installation, an inverter together with an associated eight Battery Energy Storage System (BESS). The proposed development site is located along the western approach to town beside the Gwydir Highway, covering Lots 59,…
The 2026 Glen Innes Show has been hailed a success, with strong community support and a high standard of competition across all sections. The Show Committee has extended its thanks to the many volunteers who contributed to the event, particularly the Stewards whose time and expertise ensure the smooth running of each section. Chief Stewards for 2026 were: Fiona Meyer, Charles Kiehne, Terry TeVelde, Emily Burton, Ashleigh & Bronson Baker, Sal Molesworth & Phil Lynn, Rachael Constable and Scott Miller, Lincon Gill, Michelle Hancock, Kris Trow, Daniel McIntyre & Steph Winter, Kurt Parker, John Newsome, Gordon McBain, Peter Trow, Brian…