Volunteers Needed for Round 2!

Southern New England Landcare and Armidale Tree Group are looking for volunteers to help plant more Koala Food Trees. Meet at 10am 500m along Roseneath Lane off Dangersleigh Road, Look out for Armidale Tree Group White 4WDs. We need help with: • Assembling tree guards...

Drowning in Political Caution

Australia’s first National Climate Risk Assessment (NCRA) has been released — and while it rightly warns that 1.5 million Australians could be at risk from sea-level rise by 2050, it fails to acknowledge the much larger and more dangerous reality....

Black Gully Festival at Creative Streets Festival

The Black Gully Festival is part of the inaugural Creative Streets event to be held and opened this Friday 17 of October from 5.00pm to 9.30pm. This will take place along Marsh Street (which will be closed), in the East Mall (where we will be) near Armidale Copy...

Rising Tide kayaking at Dumaresq Dam

Join us at a gathering of the High Country Hub of Rising Tide at Dumaresq Dam, for kayaking and to share afternoon tea! This Northern Tablelands regional hublet of Rising Tide is a growing committed group deeply concerned that Australia is not serious about climate...

2026 Home Grown Garden Tour is looking for gardens

Armidale Local Food Group is focussed on developing community food infrastructure and promoting the multiple benefits of local community food systems. We’re focussed on how to do this in Armidale and surrounding districts. Expressions of Interest are currently open...

Nationwide March for Palestine

Join people from around the community to ask the government to take greater action with regard to the unfolding tragedy and humanitarian crisis in Palestine and stand in solidarity with the Palestinian people. Specifically, the protest is asking the government to:...

Simon Holmes à Court wins flight with Sussan Ley

As part of the annual Midwinter Ball auction, Sussan Ley donated “Mystery Flight and Lunch with the Leader of the Opposition”. She’ll fly the plane herself, and promised “ripping yarns”, “cold lager”, a classic pub lunch, and shearing lessons.  The Gala is mostly a...

Entries are open for Wild At Art!

Dig out the coloured pencils and paintbrushes because entries for Wild At Art, Australia’s biggest threatened species art competition for kids, are now OPEN!Entries are open until Friday 24 October and we can’t wait to see this year’s incredible artworks. Some quick...

2ARM FM podcast: The Greater Glider

Herb shines the Community Spotlight on ‘The Greater Glider’, with the help of local ecologist Kevin Rothschild. They discuss this Endangered Species, local populations and threats posed by fire and forestry logging operations....

Tree Propagation Workshop

As part of ZNet’s Heritage Fruit and Nut Tree project, we are offering a free workshop to help you grow your own trees and shrubs. Book in soon, as places are limited! Come and learn about the different methods home gardeners can use to propagate their own trees...

Doco: Imprint

What can one person do? What can a group of people do? What do we want to leave behind? In the feature length film “Imprint” we visit 13 projects in 13 different places where committed groups work for a vibrant future. A personal and poetic investigation into what it...

Registration is open for 2025 People’s Blockade!

Hooray – registration for the 2025 People’s Blockade is now open! Today is your first chance to register for one of the most powerful climate actions on the planet – as we turn out en masse in Muloobinba/Newcastle to stop coal exports from the world’s largest coal...

2ARM FM podcast: Friends of Black Gully

Herb shines the ‘Community Spotlight’ on ‘Friends of Black Gully Landcare Group’, with the help of Sara Schmude and Annette Kilarr. They chat about their Planting Day – September 6th and events leading up to the 2025 Black Gully Music Festival Saturday Nov 8th....

Regional towns confirmed for roll out of Equip project

Nine communities across Australia have signed up to learn how best to prepare for natural disasters under the ground-breaking initiative Equip. Led by the University of New England, Equip seeks to address the toll that extreme weather events like floods, bushfire and...

Great Koala National Park is now protected

Huge news! This week, the NSW Government announced that 176,000 hectares of precious native forest across the mid-north coast will be protected from logging.  This is one of the biggest conservation victories New South Wales has seen in decades, and it’s making...

International Day of Peace Picinic

Join UNE Peace Studies for International Day of Peace for a community picnic at Curtis Park! Sunday 21 September 2pm – 3:30pm Curtis Park, 75 Faulkner Street, Armidale Bring your own afternoon tea and picnic supplies, connect with your community and make new friends....

Art exhibition: 2019 Not Forgotten

Art opening for ‘2019 Not Forgotten’ at 2pm on Saturday 20 September at the Armidale Art Gallery in the Beardy Street Mall. If however you prefer to quietly contemplate exhibitions drop into the gallery and have a browse after the opening. This exhibition...

Friends of Black Gully Walk, Talk and Plant

Friends of Black Gully are keen to host interested members of the community at Black Gully, share their past achievements and future plans and plant some local native plants. Since 2000, a collective of individuals and organisations (Friends of Black Gully) have...

Want to play Black Gully Festival!

IMPORTANT: By submitting an Expression of Interest you may be shortlisted to play at the Black Gully Festival on November 8th 2025. To apply, you must be based in Armidale or within a 50km radius. Closing Date – August 31, 2025 The Black Gully Festival will be held at...

Endangered New England plant bounces back

Endangered AsterA rare and critically endangered native shrub, Asterolasia rupestris subsp. recurva, has shown a remarkable population boost on a private property in the New England Tablelands, thanks to favourable weather conditions and ongoing...

Transition movement pay tribute to Joanna Macy

Joanna Macy’s death on 19 July has led to an outpouring of tender grief and immeasurable gratitude for all she has given to the world. Joanna was one of the great wisdom teachers of our time, offering us the fundamental truth that by honouring our pain for the...