Hundreds more regional and remote communities will benefit from improved mobile network resilience through the latest round of funding under the Mobile Network Hardening Program
New England Times News Desk
Posted inFundraiser
Tamworth teen wins Maton Guitar boosting dreams of a future in country music
15-year-old Matt Frost from Tamworth is the lucky winner of a brand-new Maton guitar, raffled to support sending an CMAA Academy of Country Music alumni to Nashville in September.
Posted inSport
Group 4: Dungowan Cowboys Old Boys Day
Dungowan Cowboys will be celebrating Old Boys Day when they play host the Roosters in their Group 4 Round 7 match on Saturday.
Posted inEducation, Local News
TAFE NSW teachers set to receive largest pay increase in over two decades
TAFE NSW teachers are set to receive the largest pay increase in two decades following the successful endorsement of a new agreement.
Posted inArmidale, Arts
World Famous Australian Composer settles in Armidale NSW
Composer, painter, broadcaster, natural scientist and academic, Edward Cowie, has chosen to settle in Armidale after 28 years abroad.
Posted inArmidale, Education
Ezidi learners fine tune their English skills in automotive program
For the first time, TAFE NSW Armidale has delivered a Skills for Education and Employment (SEE) Program targeted at Ezidi refugees.
Posted inSport
Somerton Sniper sights on Sydney
Sue Grills will head to Sydney for a Highway Handicap with up-and-coming Somerton Sniper after the huge gelding’s strong win in yesterday.
Posted inGunnedah
Gunnedah submission calls for crime recommendations
Gunnedah is recommending changes in the areas of crime and justice as part of its submission into Community Safety in Regional areas.
Posted inHealth, Local News
Service NSW “Kangaroo Bus” visiting Aboriginal communities
A number of New England towns will soon have better access to government services and transactions with a dedicated Service NSW Mobile Service Centre.
Posted inQuirindi, Water, Werris Creek
Taps turned on from Quipolly Water Project
Quipolly Dam is now connected to the taps of residents in Quirindi and Werris Creek through a new $36.9 million world-class water treatment plant and pipeline.