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Posted inArmidale, Housing, Tamworth

Fewer houses make it hard for local selling agents to meet demand

blankby Jean-Paul PelosiDecember 24, 2025December 31, 2025

A rush on houses by investors has created a shortage in Armidale and Tamworth, making it hard for local agents to keep up with demand. 

Posted inEducation, Guyra

Ben Lomond school will go into recess to start 2026

blankby Jean-Paul PelosiDecember 18, 2025December 31, 2025

Ben Lomond Public School will temporarily close at the end of term 4 after a recent consultation with parents, carers and the local community.

Posted inGood News, Inverell

Inverell urban design celebrated alongside global cities

blankby Jean-Paul PelosiNovember 27, 2025November 28, 2025

Inverell’s gridded roads, civic buildings and main street verandahs tell a deep story of how country towns form and thrive, according to architect and author David Holm.

Posted inEducation, Tamworth

Tamworth students get a helping hand on trade careers

blankby Jean-Paul PelosiJune 20, 2025June 22, 2025

Nine year 10 students from Tamworth’s Oxley High School are the latest group in the region to take part in the TAFE NSW Trade Readiness Program.

Posted inBusiness, Tamworth

Greg Norman’s Longyard Golf Course for sale with chance to expand

blankby Jean-Paul PelosiJune 13, 2025June 14, 2025

The Longyard Golf Course in Tamworth is for sale, potentially fetching up to $14 million, and its gaining national and international interest.

Posted inBusiness, Local News, Money

New England’s small businesses battle high costs ahead of tax time

blankby Jean-Paul PelosiJune 5, 2025June 6, 2025

Poor cash flow is hurting small businesses right across the New England region as the end of financial year fast approaches.

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