Wearing a UNE tie, and declaring himself a proud Albies, Joey’s, and Gunnedah boy, Brendan Moylan’s inaugural speech would be a contender for the most quintessentially New England utterance ever made.
RK Crosby
RK Crosby is a broadcaster, journalist and pollster, and publisher of the New England Times.
Posted inGeneral News, NSW Politics, Public Transport
Major shift in rail campaign as rail union lends their weight
Supporters and advocates for the return of train transport north of Armidale are getting a significant boost this week from the rail union
Posted inBusiness, General News, Tamworth
QantasLink to close Tamworth maintenance facility
As Qantaslink moves to bigger and more environmentally friendly aircraft, the inevitable end is coming for the maintenance facility at Tamworth.
Posted inEducation, General News
Wanted: 104 Teachers
Data obtained from the NSW Department of Education exclusively by New England Times has revealed an alarmingly high level of vacant positions across schools in the New England.
Posted inBest in the New England 2024
Best Second Hand Store in the New England?
Which is the Best Second Hand Store in the New England? Vote until 9pm tonight, August 1 on our website www.netimes.com.au/bitne
Posted inArmidale, Health
Health admits issues with Armidale Urgent Care
The NSW Department of Health has admitted there are issues with the Armidale Urgent Care, after multiple stories of significant difficulty accessing the service emerged.
Posted inBest in the New England 2024
Best Legal Service in the New England?
Which is the Best Legal Service in the New England? Vote until 9pm tonight, July 29 on our website www.netimes.com.au/bitne
Posted inAgriculture, Federal Politics
Watt gone, Collins returns to Ag in ministerial reshuffle
Julie Collins will return to the Agriculture portfolio as Murray Watt moves to Employment and Workplace Relations in a ministerial reshuffle announced this afternoon.
Posted inAgriculture, Energy, Local politics
“Make the buggers pay”: NSW Farmers debates forcing renewable projects to fund local councils
NSW Farmers have voted to have renewable energy projects forced to entirely – and exclusively – fund local councils.
Posted inAgriculture
New Englanders re-elected at NSW Farmers conference
New England farmers continue their dominance in the leadership of NSW Farmers following board elections on the first day of the Annual General Conference.