Dementia Australia is offering support in Tamworth between 11-14 September through a series of information and care sessions in a ‘brain hub’.
New England Times News Desk
Posted inGrants and funding, Health, Indigenous, Tamworth
New bus for TAMS brings better access for Elders, disabled
The Tamworth Aboriginal Medical Service – Aboriginal Corporation (TAMS) has taken delivery of a new bus fitted out with wheelchair access
Posted inAwareness Events
CWA Awareness Week focus on ADHD
The CWA of NSW is launching its annual Awareness Week campaign, to be held from 3 – 9 September 2023.
Posted inWhat's on
Celebrating three decades of connection, community and camaraderie this Men’s Shed Week
Men’s Shed Week (3-9 September 2023) is celebrating the contributions of Men’s Sheds and ‘Shedders’ to more than 1,300 Australian communities.
Posted inLocal politics, Training and courses
Employees at Moree Plains Council and Gwydir Shire Council upskill
Moree Plains Council and Gwydir Shire Council are investing significantly in upskilling their workforces through TAFE NSW.
Posted inArts, Local festivals and shows
Let them eat cake at Great NERAM Bake Off
New England bakers will be whipping out their best cake and cookie recipes to see who will rise to the top of the 2023 Great NERAM Bake Off on September 17
Posted inHealth
New England included in new trauma-informed care trial
The New England will be included in a pilot of a new model of trauma-informed care to support victim-survivors of family, domestic and sexual violence commencing in 2024.
Posted inAgriculture
Seeking solutions to country vet shortage
NSW Farmers has laid out a plan for government to resolve an acute shortage of large animal veterinarians in country NSW.
Posted inLocal politics
Views on stormwater management wanted in Tamworth
Residents are being asked to share their firsthand experience of dangerous or damaging stormwater to help Tamworth Regional Council with planning.
Posted inAgriculture
Water users reminded of new need to accurately measure before harvest
Water users in the Border Rivers and Gwydir Valley water sharing areas are reminded that as of this month they can’t harvest flood water without a licence and compliant metering equipment.