Inland Rail has been recognised with an ‘Excellent’ As Built rating for the Narrabri to North Star phase 1 project.
New England Times News Desk
Posted inAgriculture
GrainCorp workers vote to strike from next month
Grain handlers at GrainCorp sites across NSW have voted to stop work as part of protected industrial action.
Posted inHealth, Social issues and services
Big spike in New Englanders who can’t afford to see a doctor
The percentage of people who can’t afford to visit a GP in the New England and North West region has increased 36% over the past four years, according to damning new research.
Posted inArmidale, What's on
National rally of motorcyclists to be held in Armidale next year
A new event has been added to Armidale’s calendar for next year: the 2025 Ulysses Club National Rally.
Posted inQuirindi
Celebrating 50 years of compassionate aged care in Qurindi
Quirindi Care Services is celebrating its 50th anniversary, reflecting on the profound impact the organisation has had on the community.
Posted inMoree, Sport
Unbeaten Moree Boars win ladies tackle gala day
Moree Boars finished Saturday’s inaugural Group 4 Ladies Tackle Gala Day at Tamworth’s Scully Park as the only unbeaten side.
Posted inLocal festivals and shows, Tamworth
A new route for Country Music Parade
The Country Music Parade will return during the 53rd Tamworth Country Music Festival with a new and improved route.
Posted inEnvironment, Local News
Ombudsman to provide advice and dispute resolution for renewable energy hosts
New measures to ensure community members and landowners hosting renewable energy infrastructure projects are actively supported.
Posted inEmergency management, Gunnedah
Get involved with the Big Map for disaster readiness
It’s big, it’s accurate, and it will help Gunnedah Shire face disasters like the floods of 2021-22.
Posted inMoney, Moree
Cost of living: free legal help with fines in Moree as overdue debt reaches $3.7 million
Moree residents can access free legal help with their fines at an upcoming community day as outstanding fine debt for the region hits almost $3.7 million.