Business NSW is calling for a permanent instant asset write-off, saying it would give regional businesses greater certainty to invest and grow.
New England Times News Desk
Posted inAgriculture, Gwydir Shire
Gwydir region targeted in coordinated feral animal control program
A coordinated feral animal control program will target pigs and deer across the Gwydir region next week.
Posted inCrime, Glen Innes, Tenterfield
Investigation underway into stolen beehives in Northern Tablelands
Police are investigating the theft of 80 beehive boxes, including active bee colonies valued at about $150,000, from a rural property in the Northern Tablelands.
Posted inEntertainment, Moree, Parenting and kids
Moree to shine as festival returns with boost
Moree will take centre stage this weekend as its flagship food and wine festival returns, backed by council funding and set to draw visitors to the region.
Posted inArmidale
“Be the hope our community desperately needs right now”
Support the New England North West community through The Salvation Army’s Red Shield Appeal.
Posted inArmidale
Parents Weekend draws hundreds to St Albert’s College
St Albert’s College welcomed more than 600 visitors to Armidale for its annual Parents Weekend, combining sport, community and charity fundraising.
Posted inGlen Innes, Health
Construction starts on long-awaited Glen Innes Hospital upgrade
Construction has started on the $50 million Glen Innes Hospital redevelopment, delivering upgraded health facilities for the local community.
Posted inGlen Innes, Local politics
Glen Innes endorses draft framework for activation
Glen Innes Severn Council has moved to exhibit a draft precinct framework aimed at guiding long-term planning, investment and community development.
Posted inEducation, Grants and funding
Armidale student awarded $5,000 Real Futures Grant
An Armidale medical student has received a $5,000 national grant recognising her work to improve healthcare access in rural Australia.
Posted inInverell, Sport, What's on
Locals act to revive Inverell Mountain Bike Club
Inverell’s mountain biking community will meet Wednesday night to reform the local club, as council pauses plans for new management of the town’s track.