It is less than a week until Christmas, but the fun has started early for six entrants to the annual Gunnedah Christmas Lights Competition.
New England Times News Desk
Posted inTamworth
Slash the cost of living this summer
Residents are encouraged to take advantage of more than 70 rebates and vouchers designed to help reduce the cost of living this summer.
Posted inTamworth
Great Southern Nights reveals stellar 2025 line up
Tamworth will join multiple venues across NSW to host live music celebration, Great Southern Nights in 2025.
Posted inAgriculture, Emergency management
Trial underway for farm fire fighting vehicles
Farmers are encouraged to nominate their vehicles to take part in a fresh trial now underway to help first responders fight bushfires.
Posted inGeneral News, Moree
Moree Council invites community to create a shared vision
Moree Plains Shire Council invites the community to create a shared vision for the Shire to help develop the Community Strategic Plan.
Posted inArmidale, Tamworth
Lifeline New England North West is calling on the community to bring hope this holiday season
Lifeline are calling out to the community for support over this period and help keep this vital service going.
Posted inHealth, Tamworth
Tamworth Hospital security to trial body worn cameras
Tamworth Hospital will be one of the first across the state to join a 12-month trial of body worn cameras for hospital security staff.
Posted inEducation, Tamworth
Green light for UNE’s Tamworth campus
The Development Application for UNE’s Tamworth campus has been given the green light by the independent Northern Region Planning Panel.
Posted inArmidale, Education
Armidale graduate celebrates high scores in an alternative pathway to uni
As school leavers across the state receive their HSC results, TAFE graduates are celebrating their success in a university preparation course that provides access to uni without the HSC.
Posted inGeneral News
Upgrades at Gowrie Early Learning Centre to support refugee integration
Equipment upgrades are on the way to Armidale’s Gowrie Learning Centre from the Greater New England Community Funding Program, as they continue to provide essential support to migrant and refugee parents.