Two community drop-in sessions will be held this week for people who want to learn more about the draft Master Plans for Kitchener Park, Wolseley Oval, the Showground and the Riverine Precinct
New England Times News Desk
Posted inSport
Bears out of Group 4 finals
Werris Creek ended North Tamworth’s eight-year reign as the kings of Whitehaven Coal Group 4 with a 40-22 win at David Taylor Park, Werris Creek on Saturday.
Posted inAgriculture, Science and Research
MLA and GRDC join forces in $2.1m initiative to support mixed farming businesses
A new $2.1 million, four-year pilot project designed to put more dollars in the pockets of mixed farming businesses
Posted inGeneral News
A young champion’s break through year – 12 months in the making
In 2023, Mack Oxley crossed the finish line in 14th place at the NSW PSSA Cross Country Championships and decided 2024 would be his year.
Posted inTamworth, Werris Creek
Werris Creek ready for North Tamworth in Group 4
Werris Creek are prepared for one of the most important home games as they line up against North Tamworth today.
Posted inBoggabri, Sport
Boggabri ready to upset Dungowan in Group 4
Boggabri Kangaroos might have lost to Moree last week, but that might have created a bigger headache for Dungowan this Saturday.
Posted inArmidale
Boost to safe housing and support for Armidale women and children fleeing domestic violence
A new Pilot Project will enhance much-needed support for women and children fleeing domestic violence in Armidale.
Posted inHealth, Local News
Providing cancer care closer to home for children in regional NSW
Children living with cancer in regional NSW will be able to receive care closer to home, thanks to a funding boost.
Posted inGlen Innes
Be part of the Australian Celtic Festival in Glen Innes
Online applications are open now for performers, traders, clans and more wanting to be part of the 2025 Celtic Festival in Glen Innes.
Posted inAgriculture, Science and Research
UNE receives $3 million to continue to continue methane reduction research in sheep
UNE has received a $3 million grant to continue work to make low-methane feed additives more accessible to sheep producers.