Member for New England, Barnaby Joyce, has announced an elected Coalition Government will commit $3.1 million to further develop Scone’s White Park equestrian facilities. Mr Joyce said boosting the town’s […]
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Posted inInverell
Inverell’s Strategic Plans on public exhibition
Inverell Shire Council Integrated Planning and Reporting (IP&R) documents is now on public exhibition.
Posted inAgriculture, Australia Votes 2025
NFF federal election scorecard puts parties under the microscope
The National Farmers’ Federation (NFF) has today released its 2025 Federal Election Scorecard, revealing how the major parties stack up when it comes to agriculture and regional Australia. NFF President […]
Posted inFundraiser, Nundle
Great Nundle Dog Race Family Day Out on this Sunday
Head to Nundle on Sunday 4 May, as the Great Nundle Dog Race returns for the 46th year of this tail wagging event!
Posted inMoree
Community Strategic Plan ready for community feedback
Moree Plains Shire Council is seeking community feedback to shape the future of its Community Strategic plan, now on display.
Posted inAustralia Votes 2025, Sport
Heading to Magic Round? Vote before you go
The AEC are urging voters who are heading to Magic Round in Brisbane this weekend to vote early.
Posted inGunnedah
Gunnedah Development Control Plan draft is now on public display
The Draft Gunnedah Shire Development Control Plan 2025 (DCP) is now on public exhibition.
Posted inFire
Escaped burns spark warning on safe burning practices
The RFS is reminding landholders to follow safe burning practices after 30 escaped burns were reported across NSW in April.
Posted inGlen Innes, Local politics
Have your say on Glen Innes’ future plans and improved long-term financial sustainability
Glen Innes Severn Council is seeking the community’s feedback on how to proceed in is sustaining the town’s financial future.
Posted inAgriculture, Local News
Agriculture workforce options under attack
The National Farmers’ Federation has issued a stark warning that mounting red tape and increasingly complex labour laws are choking access to the workers.