Graduation week is underway in Armidale, with thousands of visitors expected as UNE hosts its biggest-ever ceremonies.
New England Times News Desk
Bluey Star and acclaimed singer Meg Washington to perform in Gunnedah
Meg Washington, best known as the voice of Calypso in Bluey, will perform an intimate solo piano concert in Gunnedah this month.
Calling all ‘deadly’ creatives: Share your art this NAIDOC
Fifty years of ‘Deadly’ will be showcased in Gunnedah Shire’s annual NAIDOC Week Art Exhibition. Read more here.
Call to cut red tape amid fuel cost pressures
Tamworth MP Kevin Anderson is calling for cuts to red tape to help small businesses and farmers facing rising fuel costs.
North West Beef Producers Forum 2026 to offer timely advice for dry conditions
North-west NSW beef producers will get practical advice on managing dry conditions at a Tamworth forum on 13 May.
Uralla community invited to shape council’s 2026–27 plan
Uralla residents are invited to provide feedback on Council’s draft 2026–27 operational plan and budget.
Business NSW backs Skills Connect series to strengthen regional workforce
Business NSW will partner with GNSDG to deliver a regional skills series strengthening workforce capability across New England North West.
Wrap your laughing gear around the Comedy Festival
The Melbourne International Comedy Festival Roadshow returns to Moree on 6 May at the newly reopened Memorial Hall.
Major plans to expand aged care home in Uralla
Uralla Shire Council plans McMaugh Gardens expansion, lifting care capacity from 36 to 50 beds.
Public consultation to commence on rail trail framework
Armidale Regional Council will open public consultation next week on plans to convert a disused rail corridor into a 67km recreational trail, as preliminary studies get underway.
