Group 4’s Rugby League ladies will take the field in Tamworth tomorrow, to ignite a women’s tackle competition next season.
New England Times News Desk
Posted inPublic Transport
Regional rail services to get a fresh approach
Trains North have welcomed the news that the NSW Government has greenlit development of a new strategy that will lay out the pathway to a better regional rail network in NSW for passengers and freight.
Posted inArmidale, Sport
Olympic rowing medallist inspires TAS crews
The Armidale School’s rowers at a special training session with an Olympian at Malpas Dam this week.
Posted inGunnedah, Health
Major progress on Gunnedah Hospital Redevelopment
The $53 million Gunnedah Hospital Redevelopment has reached a significant construction milestone with the first major concrete pour complete.
Posted inArmidale, Cricket, Sport
NSWPSSA Boys cricket title to be decided in Armidale today
Combined Independent Schools (C.I.S.) and Mackillop will compete today for the NSWPSSA Boys cricket title after an exciting day of cricket around Armidale on Thursday.
Posted inGeneral News
Barraba’s getting revved up
Fast becoming one of the largest auto shows in the North West, the Back to the Bush Auto Festival, returns this Saturday.
Posted inNundle
Gold rush over as prospecting banned around Nundle
A ban on fossicking in the Peel River between Nundle and Chaffey Dam is causing anger, confusion and uncertainty for Nundle and surrounds.
Posted inNarrabri, Sport
Narrabri to host eight NRL legends for Charity Golf Day
Excitement is growing for the WTC Charity Golf Day in Narrabri, with eight NRL legends set to join the action.
Posted inAgriculture, Armidale, Education
UNE puts graziers on the front foot through research
Would you like a better idea of how much pasture you will have on farm over the next six months, and more? UNE can help.
Posted inArmidale Regional, Local politics and councils
ARC General Manager resigns
Armidale Regional Council General Manager James Roncon has resigned from his role, leaving on 10 January 2025 to make way for a new General Manager to drive the long-term vision of the newly elected Council.