UNE is looking for people to take part in a large study to help improve the early diagnosis and treatment of depression.
New England Times News Desk
Posted inCommunity development, Grants and funding, Tamworth
Opportunity to help restore heritage buildings
Tamworth Regional Council’s 2025-2026 Heritage Assistance Grant is now open with a share of $50,000 available.
Posted inDeepwater, Emmaville, Glen Innes, Public Transport
Glen Innes proposes to expand Access Bus service
Glen Innes Severn Council is proposing an expansion of its Access Bus service to address a gap in transport options for seniors living in the villages of Deepwater, Emmaville, Glencoe and Red Range.
Posted inTamworth, Tourism
Tamworth’s ‘Think Country’ Campaign launched
Great food, arts & culture, nature, and experiences are at the heart of Tamworth’s brand-new tourism campaign, coined ‘Think Country’.
Posted inBoggabri, Entertainment
Boggabri singer-songwriter Sam Snape shines
Country artist Sam Snape delivers a powerful message about resilience and the wisdom passed between generations in his new single Shine.
Posted inRoads and Infrastructure, Willow Tree
New EV fast chargers on the way for NSW drivers
Driving to the New England for electric vehicles will soon be faster and more efficient with Willow Tree to receive ultra-fast chargers.
Posted inArmidale
New fire recruits roll into the New England
Four new fire trucks have officially found their new homes as the New England District celebrates the outstanding dedication of our RFS.
Posted inInverell
Youth take the stage at “Battle on the Bank”
A fresh, youth-led event is hitting Inverell this June, and it’s all about music and showcasing local talent of young people.
Posted inInverell, Sport
Game On: Teams locked In for the 2025 Mini World Cup
The countdown is on for the 2025 Joeys Mini World Cup in Inverell, with six teams already signing up for the football event in October.
Posted inNarrabri
Narrabri’s Crossing Theatre to remain closed for essential fire safety upgrades
The Crossing Theatre will remain closed for approximately five additional weeks in order to rectify further issues that were identified during the scheduled fire safety upgrades last week.