In a further assault on the strong regional identities that are the Hunter and the New England, the latest proposed redistribution from the Australian Electoral Commission moves all of Muswellbrook Shire in to the seat of New England.
June 2024
Posted inGunnedah, Local festivals and shows
Multicultural festival returns for another year bigger and better than ever
Gunnedah’s annual Multicultural Festival is back bigger and better than ever this weekend.
Posted inEducation
PM weighs in on fresh push for free or cheap childcare
Families could pay just $10 a day for three days a week of early childhood education as momentum builds to reform the troubled system.
Posted inEnvironment
Welcome to winter: New England experiences coldest morning since last winter
If you thought Thursday was chilly, you are dead right. The BOM says many areas in the New England experienced the coldest temperatures since last winter.
Posted inArmidale, Tenterfield, Walcha
Improving communications resilience during natural disasters across the Northern Tablelands
Everyone will be safer, better connected and informed during natural disasters thanks to emergency broadcasting infrastructure upgrades.
Posted inMoree
Moree LGA Youth Crime Governance Group Gathers for the First Time
Moree’s youth crime group gathers for the first time with a vision to improve community safety and reduce crime.
Posted inAwards, Uralla
Scholarships boost community transport in NSW
Jo-Ann Fletcher from Tablelands Community Transport in Uralla has won one of eight industry scholarships that have been awarded to the community transport sector.
Posted inAgriculture, News
New government loans available for food and beverage manufacturers
Locally based food and beverage manufacturing businesses get a boost with a new pilot program being launched.
Posted inInverell
Inverell Chamber of Commerce launches “Choose You” campaign to help local business
Inverell Chamber of Commerce launches “Choose You” campaign in an effort to help local businesses this winter.
Posted inNews
Households keep falling behind as rate increases bite
New England borrowers are feeling the squeeze with more mortgage-holders falling behind on their monthly repayments. When will it ease?