Experienced aviation operator Peter Friel has landed in Armidale and commenced work as the new Airport Manager at Armidale Regional Airport.
New England Times News Desk
Posted inAgriculture, Local News, Technology
Patchy mobile services an ongoing concern
Fed up farmers and families facing poor regional, rural and remote mobile services are being encouraged to keep complaining.
Posted inAgriculture, Energy, Environment, Moree
Renewable manufacturing boost for Moree fertiliser project
Hiringa Energy has been awarded $9.4m to further green ammonia production near Moree.
Posted inEntertainment, Gunnedah
Ben Lee coming to Gunnedah
ARIA Award winning artist Ben Lee is coming to perform live at the Gunnedah Conservatorium next month.
Posted inEducation, Good News, Tamworth, What's on
Happy Lifesaver Day! New students settle in to UNE
UNE Tamworth’s unique, personalised, student support model will be front-and-centre at the University’s orientation day for local students and their families this month.
Posted inAwards, Walcha
Walcha Coffee claims three bronzes at World Series
Walcha Coffee has claimed three bronze medals at the 2026 Golden Bean World Series, placing in every category it entered against a strong international field.
Posted inArmidale, Fantastic Feb 26, Health
A simple cup, a healthier habit: why tea is worth the ritual
Today in Fantastic Feb, Ross Patch of the Daily Ritual shares with us his thoughts on why tea is good for you – even if it’s just the ritual of having a cuppa and a moment for yourself.
Posted inBusiness, Tamworth
Regional leaders to meet in Tamworth to fast-track workforce solutions
Regional business and industry leaders will meet in Tamworth next month as part of a coordinated push to strengthen workforce capability across the New England North West.
Posted inArmidale Regional, Water
Armidale activates Level 1 water restrictions
After weeks of hot weather and little rain, Armidale Regional Council has moved to impose Level 1 water restrictions across the region.
Posted inArts, Local News
New England arts sector to benefit from $5.2m regional culture plan
Communities across the New England region are set to benefit from a new state government strategy aimed at strengthening arts and culture and growing cultural tourism in regional NSW.