A former New England high schooler has been named as the 2025 NSW Rhodes Scholar, one of only 100 given world-wide.
New England Times News Desk
Posted inEducation, Health, Warialda
Warialda Aboriginal trainee’s quest for rural healthcare equity
Warialda’s Jasmin Briggs is on a mission to improve healthcare access for Aboriginal people in rural and regional NSW.
Posted inHealth, Tamworth
Tamworth paramedics to benefit from world first vehicles to boost capabilities
Check out the new Hazardous Area Rescue Ambulance rig heading for Tamworth. The first of its kind in the world, ready to boost capabilities.
Posted inGuyra
Picnic in nature at Little Llangothlin Nature Reserve
Grab your picnic rug, hats, and a sense of adventure and get ready for a Picnic in Nature at the stunning Little Llangothlin Nature Reserve.
Posted inHealth, Tamworth
Better Oils, better heart health
What oils do you cook with? Tamworth Regional Council is asking you to make the switch and choose better oils for better heart health.
Posted inTamworth
Are you ready to wiggle this Country Music Festival?
Its not the usual country music announcement we are used to, but we will take it. Rev up your engines, The Wiggles are coming to TCMF 2025.
Posted inArmidale, Arts
Masquerade and mystery at NERAM nights event
A night of masked mystery and sensual entertainment will be on offer at the New England Regional Art Gallery’s latest NERAM Nights event.
Posted inArmidale, Narrabri, Travel
Armidale zero emission buses dubbed ‘best bus ride ever’
After only five months in, the trials of Zero Emissions Buses in Armidale are being hailed as a success, and more on the way for Narrabri.
Posted inArmidale Regional, Grants and funding, Roads and Infrastructure, Tamworth
New roads funding for Armidale, Tamworth
The NSW Government has announced a further $45 million to be provided to council-nominated road safety projects across regional areas, including projects at Armidale and Tamworth.
Posted inGlen Innes
Applications have reopened for the Rural Roadside Signs in Glen Innes
Applications have reopened for the Rural Roadside Sign Project in Glen Innis and residents are invited to apply by December.