Southern New England Landcare has successfully delivered the first professional veterinary training course focused on koala health in the Northern Tablelands.
New England Times News Desk
Glen Innes Severn Council teams up with Glen Industries to rejuvenate the local landfill
Glen Innes Severn Council has partnered with Glen Industries to deliver the Glen Innes Landfill Revegetation project.
Local Landcare board grows with new skills
Southern New England Landcare Ltd welcomes Mr Robert Sieben as a new board member, growing the board of directors to eight, and raising the board’s skills set to new heights.
Gunnedah economy buoyed by cattle sales
The arrival of AgQuip and two bumper cattle sales has boosted Gunnedah Shire’s economy amidst flooding events.
NSW Ambulance doctors ready to respond to and treat critical patients
Doctors in training and trainee critical care paramedics from across NSW recently participated in an intensive and high-fidelity training program to ensure they are mission-ready to provide world-class critical care for patients.
Bush fire danger period begins in the New England District
Starting Monday, the Bush Fire Danger Period will officially begin across the Armidale, Uralla, and Walcha Local Government Areas.
Local teachers recognised for achieving the highest levels of accreditation
Eight teachers from the New England have joined a record number of teachers from across the state to be recognised for achieving the highest levels of accreditation.
One week left to enter Toyota Star Maker
There’s just one week left to enter Toyota Star Maker- Australia’s longest-running and most prestigious country music talent search.
Pedalling with purpose: locals gear up to cycle across NNSW
Cyclists have taken to the pavement to embark on the 21st annual Ride for Sick Kids, raising funds for Ronald McDonald House Charities.
Gunnedah unmasks mystery artist
Gunnedah Shire will unlock its own mystery when the enigmatic artist ‘Haggy’ is unveiled at an upcoming exhibition at the Bicentennial Creative Arts Gallery.
