The councillors have already been elected, but Uralla citizens still need to go the polling booth on Saturday 14 September to vote in a referendum.
RK Crosby
RK Crosby is a broadcaster, journalist and pollster, and publisher of the New England Times.
Posted inInvestigation
You’re a friendly bunch: what we’ve learned from the ‘God’s Country’ series
If you’ve never left the New England, it’s difficult to appreciate how special it is As we wrap up our ‘God’s Country’ series, one thing is clear: we’re pretty friendly.
Posted inGunnedah, Investigation
Whitehaven draws many to greener grass in Gunnedah
Whether you’re driving a truck or a desk, there’s a good life on offer in the New England.
Posted inEnergy, NSW Politics, Uralla, Walcha
Moylan calls for a halt to the REZ
Brendan Moylan has admitted to being uninformed as he called for a moratorium on renewable energy projects.
Posted inEducation, Tamworth
Tamworth kids to get a taste at Newcastle uni open day on Saturday
If you missed the University of New England’s Open Day in May, this Saturday’s event at the University of Newcastle is a great opportunity to see and experience university and get advice on your next big step.
Posted inLocal Government Elections 2024
Running for council? Fill in this form
Running in the Council elections? Please fill in this form to have some basic info about you included in a run down of each race to run just before election day.
Posted inInvestigation, Tamworth
Three times the reason to make the move to Tamworth
When Reverend Geoff Flynn came to Tamworth in September last year he was, quite literally, the answer to the prayers of not one, but three congregations.
Posted inArmidale, Investigation
“I picked a good city!”: Car trouble creates an unexpected connection
Kim’s car overheated, resulting in her stopping in Armidale, connecting with some lovely people, and making it her home.
Posted inEmmaville, Mining and Resources
Taronga Tin Project near Emmaville takes next step
Emmaville may soon have an active tin mine again, with the Taronga Tin Project taking the next step forward.
Posted inAgriculture
Minns at AgQuip to announce $60m investment in primary industries
Farmers have welcomed a $60 million boost in funding to drive cutting edge agricultural research across the state.