Moree Plains Shire Council has launched a new Small Business Fund Pilot Program to help support and stimulate eligible small businesses.
New England Times News Desk
Posted inGeneral News
Aged care staffing deadline threatens closure
Aged care reforms threaten the future of many smaller aged care facilities across the region with workforce shortages meaning many homes can’t meet the 1 July deadline to have a registered nurse on site.
Posted inGeneral News
New bike track in Mungindi opened
The new bike track in Mungindi at the WH Smith Park has been officially opened in front of a big crowd of kids and their bikes.
Posted inAgriculture, Environment, NSW Votes 2023
Farmers call for bipartisan action on climate
NSW Farmers are asking both major parties to commit to practical solutions – not empty promises – in tackling climate change.
Posted inNSW Votes 2023
McGrath pledges $100k for Gomeroi Culture Academy
Labor candidate for Tamworth, Kate McGrath, has announced that a NSW Labor government will provide $100 000 to the Gomeroi Culture Academy
Posted inAgriculture, North Star, Tamworth
Spike in feral pig numbers across the New England
Farmers say an explosion in feral pig numbers on public lands across the region has resulted in massive damage to properties and livestock.
Posted inGunnedah, Local festivals and shows
Debatably Avant-Garde – new exhibition to push the boundaries
Gunnedah Shire Council is calling on artists across the region to create something different for a new exhibition that will open in June this year.
Posted inGeneral News
Labor commit to funding boost for Landcare
The future of Landcare, should Labor win the election on Saturday, has been assured with the announcement that Labor will boost its funding
Posted inLocal festivals and shows
Gunnedah’s Multicultural Harmony Festival this weekend
Wolseley Park will come alive for Gunnedah’s Multicultural Harmony Festival this Saturday, 25 March.
Posted inLocal festivals and shows, NSW Votes 2023, What's on
Live music and festivals in regional NSW
Liberal and Nationals have announced they will invest $6 million to help bring the biggest names in the music industry to regional areas and look at ways to cut red tape around music festivals.