A purpose-built palliative care unit to be built at Tamworth Hospital as part of a $743 million package from the NSW Government to improve end of life care.
Lia Edwards
Lia Edwards is a staff writer for the New England Times.
Posted inInverell
Free podcasting and social media skills training on offer in Inverell
Free workshops for young people to learn how to make their own podcast or use social media as a business tool are on at the Inverell Shire Public Library next week.
Posted inArmidale, Lifestyle
New festival to celebrate New England gardens planned for November
The inaugural New England Garden Festival is being planned to be held in Armidale in November.
Posted inArmidale, General News, Rugby Union, Sport
National Rugby Camp underway at UNE
The annual National Rugby Camp is on again at UNE bringing hundreds of kids, their families, and rugby professionals to Armidale.
Posted inLocal News, Tamworth
Tamworth pillar Warren Woodley remembered for lifetime of service
Former Tamworth Mayor and well-known businessman Warren Woodley has been remembered for his strong advocacy for the region and his lifetime of serving the community.
Posted inEntertainment
Parkes goes Blue Hawaii for annual Elvis Festival
Record crowds are expected to attend the 30th Parkes Elvis Festival, which begins tomorrow with a Blue Hawaii theme.
Posted inFederal Politics, Health, News
Covid testing for Chinese travellers introduced after hesitation
After initial hesitation, the Australian Government will introduce pre-departure testing for COVID-19 for people travelling to Australia from China.
Posted inLifestyle
Looking for love? Today’s a good day to start
If you’re looking for love in 2023, apparently today is the day to log on to internet dating sites, with January 1 traditionally the day most people sign up.
Posted inHealth, News
Voluntary-assisted dying now available in Queensland
Terminally ill Queenslanders are now able to ask for medically-assisted death after the state’s voluntary-assisted dying scheme came into effect at midnight.
Posted inFederal Politics, News
Calls for national gun register renewed after Wieambilla Siege
National Cabinet will consider a national gun register and other reforms at their first meeting of 2023 following the Wieambilla Siege tragedy.