Patients in the New England region will have access to a new $2 million PET scanner, with the diagnostic service now available in Tamworth.
New England Times News Desk
Posted inArmidale, Awards, Education
Student’s plea to parents about kids on screens, shortlisted for literary award
TAS student, Vern Toakley, has been short-listed by judges of the national ‘What Matters’ Writing Competition. Read his take on screen time.
Posted inArmidale, Fundraiser
Armidale huddles together for community sleepout
Vinnies is calling on the Armidale community to donate generously as locals prepare to brave the cold on Friday for the Community Sleepout.
Posted inKootingal, Sport, Tamworth
Group 4 Under 18 Semi Finals
Kootingal Roosters earned a berth in this Saturday’s Group 4 Under 18 Preliminary Final with a 32-nil win over North Tamworth.
Posted inDelungra
Mustering Community Spirit at Delungra
Delungra is tackling it’s community needs with gusto thanks to a newly established group and the can-do attitude of four local women.
Posted inLocal News, Tamworth
Steering students towards safer driving
Young drivers across the New England are getting a lesson in road safety & their role out on the road as the Young Driver Expo comes to town.
Posted inSport
Boars stampede to Group 4 home grand final
Moree Boars skipped into overdrive in the second half of their Whitehaven Coal Group 4 First Grade Major Semi-Final against Werris Creek at Boughton Oval, Moree, to secure a home Grand Final with a 62-24 win.
Posted inAgriculture, Arts, Walcha
Knitting with Resilience in Walcha
Walcha is knitting up a storm this month thanks to their latest initiative focused on resilience, community, and creating supportive networks
Posted inLocal News, Sport
Level up with Group 4’s Development Program
Whitehaven Coal Group 4 Rugby League is helping provide funds to outfit the teenage players in the Group 4 Development Program.
Posted inTenterfield
Tenterfield gets a new water treatment plan
Tenterfield Shire Council has recently completed construction of a new $9.6 million Water Filtration Plant.