A man has died after being struck by a car on the Oxley Highway near Tamworth Airport early Sunday morning.
New England Times News Desk
Posted inEconomy, Feature, Local News, Seniors
State Government delivers crucial cost-of-living relief
The State Government will spend $30 million to extend two programs aimed at easing cost-of-living pressures for low-income households and older residents.
Posted inArmidale, Feature
Armidale Council’s in-kind support opportunities for community now made simpler
Community groups and organisations needing goods, services or expertise to help get their project or event off the ground can more easily access in-kind support from Armidale Regional Council.
Posted inFeature, Moree, Seniors
Moree Plains Shire Senior Citizen of the Year announced
Mungindi volunteer Mrs Loraine Nolan has been named the 2026 Moree Plains Shire Senior Citizen of the Year.
Posted inArts, Feature, Gunnedah
Ebb and flow of regional life at heart of Borderline exhibition
The resilience of regional communities will be highlighted in a travelling exhibition opening at the Gunnedah Bicentennial Creative Arts Gallery this month.
Posted inFeature, Guyra, Seniors
Community gathers for NSW Seniors Festival with food,music and good company
Seniors from across the Guyra district gathered at the Guyra Bowling Club this week for a special lunch and entertainment to celebrate the NSW Seniors Festival.
Posted inFeature, Fire, Glen Innes
Hundreds of firefighters converge on Glen Innes for major training exercise
Hundreds of NSW Rural Fire Service volunteers and staff will sharpen their firefighting and emergency response capability at the 24th annual Northern Exercise at Glen Innes Showground this weekend.
Posted inRoads and Infrastructure, Tamworth
Overnight roadworks to affect New England Highway traffic in Tamworth
Motorists in Tamworth are advised to expect overnight traffic changes on the New England Highway this weekend due to maintenance work.
Posted inFeature, Moree
Governor to visit Moree region to connect with local communities
NSW Governor Margaret Beazley will visit Moree and surrounding communities later this month to meet with local residents, community organisations and regional leaders.
Posted inAccidents and road closures, Glen Innes, Inverell, What's on
Changed traffic conditions on Gwydir Highway for Cycle Classic
Motorists are advised of rolling road closures on Saturday 14 March along the Gwydir Highway for the annual Grafton to Inverell Cycle Classic. The men’s race will start at 7:15am from Prince Street, Grafton, while the women’s race will start at 8:15am from Mount Mitchell (Gwydir Highway).