Inverell’s Ngarabal Aboriginal Corporation is getting a $270,100 upgrade thanks the latest round of Infrastructure Grants.
New England Times News Desk
Posted inSport, Tamworth
Play your part in keeping children safe in sport
Help keep our children safe from harm and abuse in sport with a new workshop coming to Tamworth next week.
Posted inFundraiser, Local News
New England communities need your support this Christmas
The Salvation Army is launching its annual Christmas Appeal in the New England allowing The Salvos to help those in need in our communities.
Posted inGeneral News
New drought forecasting system launched
A groundbreaking drought forecasting system will make its debut in this month’s State Seasonal Update, published online today.
Posted inConsultations and feedback, Environment, Water
Have your say on draft water sharing plans for Gwydir, Namoi and Peel
The draft Gwydir, Namoi and Peel Unregulated Rivers water sharing plans are now on public display, and the NSW Government is inviting the community to have its say.
Posted inGlen Innes
Glen Innes’ green spaces up for review for community safety
Glen Innes Severn Council is looking at its green spaces in a review to enhance public safety and a healthy landscape.
Posted inYetman
Investigating options to improve Yetman water quality
The NSW Government has helped kickstart a study that will look at a range of options to determine what upgrades are required for the Yetman water treatment plant.
Posted inCrime, Stannifer
Two local men charged with firearm and animal cruelty offences
Two men have been charged with firearm and animal cruelty offences after shooting dogs in an altercation at Stannifer
Posted inGlen Innes
Glen Innes Severn’s newly elected Council convened for the first ordinary meeting
Glen Innes Severn’s newly elected Council convened for the first ordinary meeting this week, with hot topics on the table.
Posted inIndigenous, Moree
Safe Aboriginal Youth (SAY) program expanded to Moree, Tamworth
Extra supports for young Aboriginal people are coming to Moree with the expansion of the successful Safe Aboriginal Youth Program.