Good news for New England travellers, the Oxley Highway at Mount Seaview will reopen to traffic on Friday 13 June from 4:30pm.
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Posted inCommunity development, Health, Moree, Roads and Infrastructure
Construction underway on Moree Hospital Redevelopment
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Posted inArmidale, Equestrian and racing
NEGS student shines on international stage
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New England Weeds Authority no more
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Posted inAccidents and road closures, Emergency management, Local News, Roads and Infrastructure
Road closure and landslide clean up on the Oxley Highway
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Posted inInverell, Regional Development
Inverell Aquatic Centre recognised for excellence in innovation
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Posted inArmidale, Local festivals and shows
Rock out with Things of Stone and Wood this July
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Posted inGunnedah, Indigenous, Moree, Youth
New England PCYCs U-Nites for our youth
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Posted inFlood, Gunnedah
Gunnedah joins flood watch
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Posted inBusiness, Narrabri
Australia’s Cotton Capital launches cheeky campaign for socks and jocks
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