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RK Crosby

RK Crosby is a broadcaster, journalist and pollster, and publisher of the New England Times.

Posted inLocal festivals and shows, Uralla

Seasons of New England continues successful streak

blankby RK CrosbyMarch 23, 2024

The ever popular Seasons of New England Expo was blessed with perfect New England autumn weather for another highly successful day.

Posted inAgriculture, Gunnedah Shire, Liverpool Plains Shire

Cover cropping field day reveals how to roller crimp your way to better soil

blankby RK CrosbyMarch 22, 2024

A field day in Emerald Hill next week will be demonstrating the possibilities of improving soil through the use of cover crops and a new-ish practice called roller crimping.

Posted inArmidale, Housing, What's on

Baby boomers advised to get on the waiting list for retirement home

blankby RK CrosbyMarch 22, 2024

Locals have been strongly advised to get on the waiting list for retirement homes at an information night in Armidale on upsizing and downsizing your home.

Posted inAgriculture

Slopes and Plains farmland nearly tripled in price in 2023

blankby RK CrosbyMarch 19, 2024

The price for farmland in the North West Slopes and Plains increased 178% – or nearly tripled – just last year according to ABARES.

Posted inPhones and internet

New mobile industry working group to support 3G switchover

blankby RK CrosbyMarch 18, 2024

The federal government has jumped to action half way through the shutdown of the 3G network after learning that hundreds of thousands of older 4G handsets would not be able to call 000 without the 3G network.

Posted inWhat's on

New England prepares to celebrate Harmony Day on March 21

blankby RK CrosbyMarch 18, 2024

This week is Harmony Week, a national celebration of our ethnic diversity and inclusion, with many councils, schools and other organisations planning celebrations or encouraging people to wear orange.

Posted inFundraiser, Tamworth

Get marching in March for melanoma

blankby RK CrosbyMarch 16, 2024

Next Sunday, March 24, will see a crowd of sun-protected locals marching around Bicentennial Park in Tamworth to raise awareness and funds for one of Australia’s deadliest cancers – melanoma.

Posted inPhones and internet, Roads and Infrastructure

Farmers ask for help with 3G switch off underway

blankby RK CrosbyMarch 16, 2024

NSW Farmers have called for the Federal Government to take urgent action to ensure phone companies don’t leave thousands of farmers without mobile coverage as the 3G network shutdown progresses.

Posted inLocal festivals and shows, Uralla

Seasons of New England next weekend brings more than great local products

blankby RK CrosbyMarch 16, 2024

Over a hundred exhibitors and organisers are making their final preparations for next weekend’s tenth annual Seasons of New England Expo in Uralla.

Posted inAwards

Quirindi Silo Art wins best street art

blankby RK CrosbyMarch 13, 2024

The Quirindi Silo Art and Light and Sound Show has been labelled the best of the best at the Australian Street Art Awards

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