A man has died following a motorcycle crash at Boggabri today on what has been a horror day for the region’s roads.
New England Times News Desk
Posted inInverell
Charges laid after Inverell brawl
Five people have been charged after a police investigation into a fight at Inverell last Thursday.
Posted inSport, Tamworth
New covered area and canteen for Tamworth Hockey
Tamworth Hockey Association has won two grants allowing the organisation to install a new covered outdoor area, install drinking fountains, and upgrade the canteen.
Posted inHealth
Cash for new doctors
The Primary Health Network has announced grants to help get more doctors to the New England and surrounding areas.
Posted inIndigenous, NSW Politics
Millions pledged for Aboriginal projects including Trelawney
Local Aboriginal projects across NSW will receive a major boost thanks to a $20.5 million investment from the NSW Government, including Trelawney Station near Tamworth.
Posted inGunnedah
Gunnedah flood recovery support point re-opening soon
A Recovery Assistance Point will re-open in Gunnedah on Friday 10 February, ensuring individuals, families, farmers, and business owners can continue to access support months on from last year’s flood events.
Posted inRoads and Infrastructure
NSW Farmers wants roads detail
NSW Farmers says Labor needs to explain how it will fix the state’s flood damaged roads if it wins the upcoming election.
Posted inGunnedah
16 scholarships awarded to Gunnedah students
Sixteen young Gunnedah people are on their way to begin their tertiary studies with the help of a Gunnedah Community Scholarship.
Posted inGunnedah
New playground for Pensioners Hill Lookout
Gunnedah Urban Landcare Group will be adding a new playground to the Pensioners Hill Lookout as part of their ongoing work to care for the site.
Posted inAgriculture
Australia’s cattle herd to reach largest size in nearly a decade
Meat and Livestock Australia says the nation’s cattle herd is on track to be the biggest in nearly a decade in 2023, thanks to producers successfully rebuilding their herds after years of drought.