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NIAS CEO Shona Eichorn (left) and sports programs manager Nicole Wong (right) are excited to be bringing the Academy Games to Tamworth for the next three years. Picture by Peter Hardin

Tamworth is locked in to host for the next three years.

'A tremendous honour': Which 'prestigious' event is headed our way?

Heath Forsyth

(From Left to right). Andrew Star, Peter Baldwin, Thomas George, Greg Teal and wife Jenny, Rob Toole in Armidale on Tuesday. Mr Teal was honoured with ALPA life membership. Picture supplied.

Greg Teal honoured with a life membership by agents association

Greg Teal awarded life membership after 54 years as stock agent

Val Rozysnki from Glen Innes, has knitted hundreds of 'trauma teddies' and donated them to the newly opened Glen Innes ambulance station . Picture supplied.

Glen Innes Woman Knits 'Trauma Teddies' for Local Children

Val knits 'trauma teddies' to help sick and injured kids

One of a series of emergency readiness workshops hosted by GLENCRAC will include a workshop on chainsaw operation. File photo.

Emergency readiness and response workshops share practical skills

Glen Innes residents will be able to recycle food scraps into compost when a FOGO recycling system is rolled out. 

Recycling measures get a boost in Glen Innes

Upholding a duty of care is the responsibility of parliament an appeals court ruled previously. 

A duty of care? | opinion

Dick Gray and Norval Robson in the Co-Op. Picture supplied. 

History matters: the Co-ops of old

Lydia Roberts

As principal of TAS, Rachel Horton led an increase in enrolments and saw the construction of a new, 64-bed boarding house, expected to be completed by the end of the year.

Principal of premier New England school resigns

Severn Shire Council 1965-1968: (back) David Robertson Cuninghame, Allan Kempton, Bill Cameron, Len Donnelly, Jack Price, (front) Claude Cullen, Barney Brennan (Shire President). Geoff Thomas (Deputy Shire President). 

History Matters: The Severn Shire Council's 'momentous' term

Finn Coleman

The Glen Innes Severn Towards 2034 consultation has been launched. Picture supplied

Glen Innes Severn Council launches Towards 2034 consultation

Have your say and help shape the next decade of Glen Innes Severn

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Laurie Bullock

Our photographers Tony Grant and Kathleen Davies was out and about at the 2017 Glen Innes Show.

Chase Hilton having a great time with his dad, Dan at the wheel. 

Koen Kerr moved to Guyra recently but came back to Glen for the show. 

Jemma and Tia Beaumon competed in the Pair of Heffers class. 

Stephen Peake and Glen Pfeffer present Phil Sherran and Isobel Robinson of Goonoo Red Angus with the award for Supreme Beast of Show for the 2nd year running. 

Ewan Winter of Glen Innes compeating in the Novice Shearing Competition. 

Lisa Lowe and 3 year old James Beaumon of Lowbeau.

Robie Hamel of Glen Innes shearing for Emma Hutchinson of Tooraweenah as she competes in the Open Wool Handling Finals.

Will McLachlan, Tim Beatie and Scott Thomas from Inverell. 

Jane Cooke and Anna Rose admire the fleeces in the pavillion. 

Chief Steward, Steve Wright discussing photographic competition entries with NSW Governor David Hurley.

Tia Beamon with 'Lucas' Competing in the Pair of Bulls Class.

Matt Gillett of Tamworth was awarded the prize for Best P Plater Ute.

Chris Murray of Tenterfield in the Speed Chainsaw competition

Will McLachlan competed with the Macintyre High School Show Team in the Cattle Classes. 

A competitor in the Wood Chopping competion.

Kaitlyn Campion of Ward's Mistake has really taken to riding 'Tinga' lead by Norah Gilmore. 

Isabel Biddle Took out Best Gelding and Champion Palimino with her horse 'Gift'.

Max Elphic and Mike Donnelly catching up at the bar.

Scott Wilcox of Muswellbrook won Best B_S Ute. 

The Chard brothers, Rex and Kevin on the Skywalker wondering which way is up!

Scarlett Gill, 3 of Brisbane, sitting still just for a moment at the Glen Innes Show. 

Raylee Adams competed in in several Australian Stockhorse classes on Secret Obsession.

Three year old Aiden Hulme of Glen Innes having a ball in the Disco Jumping House. 

Lester Watson, Glen Smith, George West and Fred Sloman enjoying a beer at the bar.

A young competitor competing in the cattle Classes. 

Sarah Fletcher with her prize winning drawing of her grandmother, Grace in her youth. 

Lucy Boyd-Law from Brisbane found a new friend, Baxter the Kelpie pup. 

Chris Murray of Tenterfield in the Speed Chainsaw competition.

Danielle Kaimoana, Leroy Till and Sophie Johnstone of Sydney may have got more than they bargained for when they came to Glen Innes to attend a wedding.

Kaitlyn Wallbridge and Laura Winter with some baby rabbits in the Animal Nursery.

Little Milan Schilling of Glen Innes enjoying a Dagwood Dog.

Brock Everingham from Murwillumbah on his horse Blue Nickel gets in some practice before his showjumping events start on Friday.

In the needlework, knitting and crochet section judge Fran Bulmer (Tenterfield) judged the selection. Sue Rees (left) and Betty Strong (centre) assisted.

Handicrafts were being sorted and judged - left to right is Sophie Woods, Dorothy Every (Ben Lomond), Maureen Burgess, Julie Stride (Ben Lomond).

Gaye Clibborn, Kerrie Weir and judge Alison MacKay take time to test the preserves.

Heather Starr (Guyra) judges the baked goods section, with help from Lorna Moore.

Brian Winter and Garry Parker in the farm produce section.

Judging the baked goods section is Heather Starr (Guyra), with stewards Lorna Moore, Dian Parish and Carol Shannon.

Denis Haselwood, photographic section steward, prepares one of the horticultural sculptures.

Geoff Lynn outside the pavilion filling with art, sculpture, photographs and more.

Drew Cruickshank, who's mother Nicole Johnson is the pottery steward,holds the fort at the pottery display.

The gates of the cattle pavilion at Glen Innes showground.

Geoff Lynn and exhibition helper Bill Rendell.

Ian Everingham, from Murwillumbah, takes a break.

2017 Glen Innes Show | Photos

MEGA GALLERY | 2017 Glen Innes Show

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