Three men have died when a car crashed south of Gunnedah this morning.
New England Times News Desk
Posted inEducation, Quirindi
Free Forklift course lifts up locals in Quirindi
TAFE NSW has delivered a fee-free short course in Forklift Operations in Quirindi, supporting local businesses that are keen to upskill their staff.
Posted inGeneral News
Dumaresq Dam Reserve re-opens just in time for Christmas
Parts of Dumaresq Dam Reserve will re-open on December 23 so residents and visitors can enjoy the new facilities and old pastimes in the holidays.
Posted inHealth
CareFlight marks five years delivering Patient Transport Service for Northern NSW
CareFlight is celebrating five years providing the Patient Transport Service with NSW Health, helping deliver vital patient care for regional and rural communities.
Posted inGunnedah
Gunnedah school holiday activities
Gunnedah Shire Council says their Summer School Holiday Program for 2023-24 has something for everyone but is filling up fast.
Posted inHealth
New Ambulance jets on the way to get us to help faster
Two state-of-the-art jet aircraft will soon join the NSW Ambulance fleet, optimising response times for patients in rural and regional areas.
Posted inAgriculture
Progress on independent NSW Agriculture Commissioner
The NSW Government is one step closer to engaging an independent NSW Agriculture Commissioner with tenders now open for a skilled and experienced professional.
Posted inHealth
Rural Australians twice as likely to die from preventable causes
The latest research shows that rural men are 2.5 times and women 2.8 times more likely to die from potentially avoidable causes than those in urban areas.
Posted inAgriculture, Energy
New England Solar hits peak power… and the sheep are loving the shade
More than 2,000 merino sheep are now grazing across the New England Solar Stage 1 site, enjoying the shelter from the sun and rain under the solar panels.
Posted inArmidale, Awards, Education
TAS student David Karnaghan on track to be financial wiz
Money management and investment options bamboozle most of us, but one Year 10 student at The Armidale School is already mastering it.