Northern Tablelands MP Adam Marshall is calling on the State and Federal Governments to work together to provide major upgrades to railway level crossings
January 2024
Posted inAgriculture
NFF: cost of living relief starts at the farm gate
NFF is urging the Federal Government to put its agricultural policies under the microscope as it prioritises cost of living relief for Australians.
Posted inLocal festivals and shows, Tamworth
The Wharf Review brings Pride in Prejudice to the Capitol Theatre
If you’re looking for a night of hilarity and laughing about our world’s current state of political affairs sounds like your thing, then look no further than The Wharf Review’s Pride in Prejudice.
Posted inWhat's on
Your quick guide to Australia Day celebrations
Here’s what’s on this Australia Day around the New England…
Posted inArmidale, Arts, Training and courses
Piano school coming to NECOM in April
Piano+ and the New England Conservatorium of Music are inviting piano lovers to participate in the inaugural Autumn Piano School this April.
Posted inGeneral News
Parklands Skywalk opened in Glen Innes
The newest tourist attraction and recreation space in Glen Innes was officially opened yesterday
Posted inAwards, Local festivals and shows, Tamworth
The best in Country Music to be honoured at the 2024 Tamworth Songwriters Association Awards
The TSA Salute and Awards night will have a change of venue for 2024, taking place at Moonshiners Honky Tonk Bar on January 23.
Posted inRoads and Infrastructure
Bulunbulun Road closed for a month for major repairs
Bulunbulun Road between Breeza and Currabubula will be closed to all traffic from 29 January until 23 February, 2024 while they replace the concrete causeway.
Posted inLocal festivals and shows, Tamworth
Aleyce Simmonds’ New Path this Country Music Festival
Aleyce Simmonds is Tamworth’s very own Queen of country music. She is an ambassador, an artist, a role model, and this year she is taking on a new role. A mum.
Posted inArts
It’s a win-win for NERAM with new touring exhibition opening in February
Australia’s oldest art prize exhibition will be calling the New England Regional Art Gallery (NERAM) home from February 9 to April 7