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Bingara is the Gem on the Gwydir River, nestled in National Parks. It is a place that shines with opportunity, a safe place with a friendly and healthy environment.
But Bingara offers much more than just peace and tranquillity, it is not a sleepy town because it boasts a vibrant, energetic and productive community.
Bingara treasures its past, lives for the present and has planned for its future. It owns its vision, it knows where it's going and most importantly, it knows how to get there.
We love our town and we know you will too.
Come and see for yourself!
Bingara is at the heart of the Fossickers Way mid way between Brisbane and Sydney in northern New South Wales. It is the ideal place to visit or relocate.
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Three recent Forums have thrown some bright light on the future of country towns. (14-May-12)
The past three weeks have provided some interesting opportunities to see how small country towns are faring and how they can survive and thrive in the rapidly changing future.
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Gwydir River Rats take on the Barbarians at Alcatraz (14-May-12)
The River Rats had 18 players travel to Armidale on Saturday to play the UNE Barbarians at their new oval. Going down 33 - 0 the boys showed they have the ability to play when they start to talk.
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The fully restored Roxy Cafe will be operating and open in two months. (11-May-12)
Council has successfully negotiated with Vio Nedianu to open a family restaurant. Vio, and his wife, Ayesha and five of their children will move form Brisbane and lease the Cafe.
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Care for Kids event raises $5000 (11-May-12)
Sonia Coombes letter to the editor of The Bingara Advoate May 9, 2012.
The Bingara Care for Kids Charity Junior Campdraft and Sporting event was very successful and I am pleased to be able to announce that we raised $5000 for community kids in need. It was great to see the community get behind this event.
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