The gardens of the Guyra Civic Administration Building will soon receive a fresh makeover thanks to a project initiated by the Guyra and Community Progress Association
New England Times News Desk
Posted inArmidale, Science and Research
Sport key to refugee integration
A UNE program to promote the wellbeing of Ezidi refugees through sport has become a beacon for successful regional integration.
Posted inEnergy, Liverpool Plains Shire
Nationals vote to move Hunter gas pipeline
The National Party Conference held in Tamworth on the weekend carried a motion for the Hunter Gas Pipeline to be shifted off prime agricultural farming land.
Posted inCrime, Tamworth
Man stabbed to death in South Tamworth
A man has died following a stabbing in the South Tamworth yesterday afternoon.
Posted inGeneral News
Horse welfare short courses at UNE
UNE has launched two industry-focused online short courses that will see improvements in the welfare of sport and recreation horses across Australia.
Posted inArmidale, What's on
How the stories we tell impact our lives
The deep connection between storytelling and our identities was explored at a gathering of over 60 women last week.
Posted inWomen
Women wanted to advise government
Applications are open for up to 12 new members to join the new NSW Women’s Advisory Council. Each member of the new Women’s Council will play a key role in […]
Posted inEmergency management, Health
New purpose built 4WD ambulances will reach patients in challenging terrain
The NSW Government has rolled out 80 new four-wheel drive ambulances across the state
Posted inAgriculture, Science and Research
Food waste as feed saves more than chicken feed
Using food waste to create commercial chicken feed would save the Australian poultry industry an estimated $500 million a year
Posted inAgriculture
Sheepmeat producers have mixed feelings about the future
The latest survey of sheepmeat producers shows they’re mixed about the future, with around a third saying they intend to grow their operation, a third intending to decrease, and a third staying the same.