Tamworth Regional Council kicked off the Tamworth Water Security Plan project with the first phase of community engagement now underway.
New England Times News Desk
Posted inMoree
Moree Plains welcomes new Queensland Cross Border Commissioner
Moree welcomes a move to introduce a Queensland Cross Border Commissioner to support communities on either side of the border.
Posted inMoree
Aircraft just got bigger at the Moree Regional Airport
It was touch down at the runway yesterday as QANTAS flight QF2182 performed the inaugural landing at Moree Regional Airport.
Posted inArmidale, Tenterfield, Walcha
Improving communications resilience during natural disasters across the Northern Tablelands
Everyone will be safer, better connected and informed during natural disasters thanks to emergency broadcasting infrastructure upgrades.
Posted inMoree
Moree LGA Youth Crime Governance Group Gathers for the First Time
Moree’s youth crime group gathers for the first time with a vision to improve community safety and reduce crime.
Posted inAwards, Uralla
Scholarships boost community transport in NSW
Jo-Ann Fletcher from Tablelands Community Transport in Uralla has won one of eight industry scholarships that have been awarded to the community transport sector.
Posted inAwards, Glen Innes
Glen Innes Severn Council celebrates Local Government award wins
Glen Innes Severn Council is celebrating a remarkable evening at the NSW Local Government Awards after taking home multiple awards.
Posted inAgriculture, Environment
African Boxthorn control needed this season
African boxthorn is a very thorny bush that can restrict the movement of humans and most animals, and land holders are being urged to be on the lookout and control it early.
Posted inEnvironment, Federal Politics
Busted: Government admits to using fake CGI image in water ads
The Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water has admitted that it used computer-generated imagery (CGI) in a recent $14 million Murray-Darling Basin advertising blitz
Posted inTamworth
Planning for our community’s future
Two key planning instruments for Tamworth Regional Council are now on public exhibition as part of a major review.