The Energy & Water Ombudsman NSW (EWON) has expanded its jurisdiction to take complaints from landholders and community members impacted by renewable energy infrastructure.
New England Times News Desk
Posted inHealth
TGA approves Australian-first rapid self-test kit for Chlamydia and Gonorrhoea in women
In an Australian-first and huge step in STI prevention for women, the TGA approves a new STI self-test kit providing greater privacy and fast results.
Posted inWarialda
Santa is ready to roll into Warialda’s Christmas Carnival
Save the date New Englanders, Santa Claus in coming to Warialda this Friday to kick start the festive season.
Posted inArts, Tamworth
Calling local artists for outdoor gallery in Tamworth
Local artists now have the chance to showcase their work as Tamworth looks to launch an outdoor gallery. Check out how you can get involved.
Posted inInverell
Inverell Council opposes proposed NSW bulk water price increases
Inverell Shire Council has voted to formally oppose the exceptionally high bulk water pricing increases proposed for the next five years.
Posted inAustralia Votes 2025, Local News
Election jobs on offer for the New England
The AEC is putting out a call across the New England for paid workers to help deliver Australia’s next federal election – due by May of 2025.
Posted inGeneral News
Locals in the running for 2024 NSW Volunteer of the Year Awards
Communities from across the New England-Northern Inland region are being urged to get behind their local volunteer finalists for the 2024 NSW Volunteer of the Year Awards.
Posted inInverell
Inverell Aquatic Centre nearing completion
Anticipation is building as the Inverell Aquatic Centre is entering its final stages of construction. Are you ready for it?
Posted inTamworth
Plans for Tamworth’s premier walking attraction move ahead
A multi-million-dollar project in Tamworth has taken a key step forward after the awarding of a design and construct tender to start next week.
Posted inHealth, Wee Waa
Wee Waa community survey an important first step for Collaborative Care program
Wee Waa residents and surrounding areas are encouraged to share their experiences of primary health care through a community survey now open.