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July 2024
Posted inGeneral News
Hats off to the Bush: A celebration of bush ballads and verse
The Tamworth Town Hall will come alive tonight with the rich sounds of traditional Australian country music for the Hats Off To The Bush.
Posted inInverell
Embrace Inverell’s history with a walking tour
Take a stroll down memory and get to know Inverell’s rich history with the launch of the town’s new walking tour.
Posted inBest in the New England 2024
Best Gym or Fitness Centre in the New England?
Vote for the Best Gym or Fitness Centre in the New England until 9pm tonight, July 20 at www.netimes.com.au/bitne
Posted inArts, General News, Local festivals and shows
Tania Kernaghan’s new single inspired by the sisterhood and their horses
One of Australia’s endearing daughters of country music, Tania Kernaghan is back in the songwriting saddle with a brand-new single.
Posted inGeneral News
Group 4 Preview
Can the North Tamworth Bears secure a vital win against the Gunnedah Bulldogs tomorrow, while Kootingal will line up against Boggabri.
Posted inFundraiser, Local festivals and shows, Spring Ridge
Spring Ridge ready to light up the sky tomorrow
The annual Spring Ridge Fire Works and Bonfire Night is back for its 15th year, hoping to break crowd records for the fun-filled night.
Posted inAdvertorial, Best in the New England 2024, General News
New owner brings worldly experience to Uralla florist
Mika has brought a new touch to the offering of unique, seasonal, garden-style florals at Eve Flowers of Uralla
Posted inAgriculture, Energy, Federal Politics
Labor ag ministers raise ‘serious’ concern over nuclear plans
The nation’s agriculture ministers say there is too much uncertainty about how the federal opposition’s nuclear reactor proposal would affect food production.
Posted inArts, Local festivals and shows, Tamworth
Dust never settles as Slim’s son releases debut album in Tamworth tomorrow
David Kirkpatrick spent his early years on the road with his parents Slim Dusty and Joy McKean, memories that have inspired his band’s debut country album.