Speakers for the Gunnedah Crime Prevention and Community Safety Conference in November will include 2021 Australian of the Year Grace Tame
New England Times News Desk
Posted inLocal festivals and shows, Tamworth
Succesful Hats Off to Country in Tamworth
The highly anticipated Hats Off to Country festival exceeded all expectations as it played host to a number of sold-out crowds of country music fans in Tamworth
Posted inGunnedah
Working group members needed in Gunnedah
Gunnedah Shire Council is looking for a number of community and business members to nominate for five different working groups.
Posted inAgriculture
State farm reps agree on need for traceability funding
Leaders from the nation’s state farming organisations have agreed to work together on sweeping reforms to sheep and goat traceability.
Posted inGunnedah, What's on
Royal visit to Gunnedah to mark anniversary of sister city
Gunnedah Shire will again host royalty next week to mark the first anniversary of the Shire’s Sister City Relationship with Kolomotu’a, in the Kingdom of Tonga.
Posted inTamworth, Travel
Bonza axes Tamworth to Sunshine Coast service
New airline Bonza has been forced to change their schedule, including dropping the service between Tamworth and the Sunshine Coast.
Posted inGrants and funding, Science and Research
UNE research into detection and prevention of cyberattacks
UNE’s Dr Kamaljeet Sandhu will lead a world-first project aimed at preventing and detecting cybersecurity threats.
Posted inEmergency management
Hazard reduction burn in Guy Fawkes for next 3 days
National Parks is carrying out a large hazard reduction burn in Guy Fawkes River National Park adjoining Marengo over 3 days from 12 July, weather permitting.
Posted inGeneral News
New ‘Rental Commissioner’ to give renters a voice
NSW renters will soon have a strong voice to government with the announcement today that sector leader Trina Jones will be the first NSW Rental Commissioner.
Posted inArts, Grants and funding
$110k boost for Arts North West
Arts North West will use a $110,000 State Government grant to renew and activate precincts across the Northern Tablelands to help re-engage audiences during post-covid recovery.