Recreational fishers will have the chance to swap their old and unwanted opera house yabby traps for an Oar-Gee Plow lure at AgQuip to support sustainable fishing practices.
Lia Edwards
Lia Edwards is a staff writer for the New England Times.
Posted inArmidale, Health
Updated: no doctor for tonight’s shift at Armidale Hospital
Hunter New England Health have confirmed Armidale’s rural referral hospital will have no doctor on duty tonight.
Posted inGeneral News
Moree ratepayers offered payment plan for 12 month water bill
Moree Plains Shire Council will start billing ratepayers for water again, after a 12 month delay caused by new smart meters being faulty.
Posted inManilla, Social issues and services
Manilla Meals on Wheels saved
Meals on Wheels will continue to be provided to Manilla residents in need after a deal was struck with Gunnedah Shire Council owned aged care service GoCo.
Posted inGunnedah, Health
Alarm raised at Gunnedah Hospital plans being ‘rescoped’
Member for Tamworth Kevin Anderson and Gunnedah Shire Council have raised alarm at changes to plans for the new Gunnedah Hospital.
Posted inHealth
Done: GP Single Employer Model confirmed to start next year
It has finally been confirmed that the Single Employer Model for GPs will be coming to the New England in 2024.
Posted inArmidale, Crime
Heywood case gets desperate, asks for new judge
The hearing of former University of New England Vice Chancellor Professor Brigid Heywood’s assault charge has been interrupted by her legal team asking for a new judge.
Posted inArmidale
REX, Link flights no longer security screened at Armidale airport
Following a change to funding for airport security, passengers on Rex and Link flights out of Armidale will no longer need to go through security screening.
Posted inHealth, Tamworth
Three month blood drive gets Tamworth competitive
An annual blood drive linked to local government has spurred on the competitive spirit in Tamworth
Posted inParenting and kids
Winter school holiday fun across the New England
The winter holidays can be the most challenging in the cold country of New England, but there’s plenty going on to keep the kids occupied and out of the house.