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.
New England Times News Desk
Posted inArmidale, Cricket, Sport
NSWPSSA Primary Cricket Boys Championship kicks off in Armidale
Almost every cricket pitch in town is being put to work this week with Armidale staging the 2024 NSW Primary Schools Sports Association Primary Cricket Boys Championship through until Friday.
Posted inGeneral News, Housing
Rent increases to be limited to one per year
The NSW Government will introduce legislation today to cap rent increases to one per year.
Posted inEnvironment, Manilla
Residents invited to invest in Manilla Solar project
Residents are being invited to invest in the community owned solar and battery storage project Manilla Solar. Learn more here.
Posted inWhat's on
Spread a little cheer with Challenge and a toy drive
Challenge Community Services is urging the public and local businesses to help brighten the Christmas of children in foster care by participating in the 2024 Susan Roskell Toy and Gift Drive.
Posted inAgriculture
Future leaders wanted for NFF program
NFF has today opened applications for its National Agriculture Leadership Program.
Posted inArts, Gunnedah
Diverse exhibition from the Rainbow Region
An eclectic collection from the Nimbin Artists Gallery will open at the Gunnedah Bicentennial Creative Arts Gallery this Friday.
Posted inArmidale, Education
Ray Pearson appointed 16th Principal of The Armidale School
TAS has announced the appointment of their new Principal will be Ray Pearson, who has been Deputy Principal since 2022.
Posted inGlen Innes, Glen Innes Severn Shire, Local festivals and shows
Christmas in the Highlands to be even bigger this year
Get ready for an even bigger celebration as Christmas in the Highlands returns to Glen Innes in 2024.
Posted inArmidale, Education
PLC Armidale Alumna Named 2025 NSW Rhodes Scholar
A former New England high schooler has been named as the 2025 NSW Rhodes Scholar, one of only 100 given world-wide.