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Posted inPromotion, What's on

Supporting New England business for Small Business Month 2025

blankby RK CrosbySeptember 1, 2025October 31, 2025

October is Small Business Month, and to celebrate, the New England Times is giving small businesses around the region a chance to raise their profile for free!

Posted inHealth, Moree, NSW Politics

Moree Hospital without a doctor as health crisis continues

blankby RK CrosbyAugust 29, 2025August 30, 2025

The health and hospital crisis gripping the New England has moved from its focal point from Wee Waa to Moree, where the town’s emergency department has been left without a doctor for weeks.

Posted inArmidale, Education, Local politics

History repeats: property developers circle Duval High site, community not consulted

blankby RK CrosbyAugust 29, 2025August 30, 2025

Armidale Regional Council have been working on redeveloping the Duval High site on North Hill for housing despite council staff warning of reputational damage due to lack of community consultation.

Posted inEnergy, Environment, Federal Politics, Local News

Government plays politics by allowing Joyce Net Zero bill to be debated

blankby RK CrosbyAugust 25, 2025August 27, 2025

The Albanese Government has used a little trickery of parliament to highlight Coalition divisions on climate policy, allowing debate on Member for New England Barnaby Joyce’s Repeal Net Zero Bill 2025 – despite it being a private member’s bill that is unlikely to ever face a vote.

Posted inInvestigation, Local News, NSW Politics, Roads and Infrastructure

New England roads mostly ‘not safe’; beyond ‘maintenance’

blankby RK CrosbyAugust 25, 2025August 27, 2025

There is a growing sense that regional NSW needs a fundamental rethink of how roads are funded and managed.

Posted inArmidale, Emergency management, Local politics

ARC responsible for Armidale’s exclusion from disaster declaration

blankby RK CrosbyAugust 12, 2025August 19, 2025

Armidale Regional Council area was not included in Friday’s disaster declaration announcement because they had not submitted the required application form.

Posted inGeneral News

Public forums in Tamworth, Narrabri as push to split Hunter New England Health gets louder

blankby RK CrosbyAugust 11, 2025August 11, 2025

Public hearings in Narrabri and Tamworth this week are expected to fuel the growing campaign to split the Hunter New England Local Health District.

Posted inEmergency management, Federal Politics, Local News, NSW Politics

Emergency Declaration finally comes through for snow storm – for some

blankby RK CrosbyAugust 8, 2025August 13, 2025

After days of mounting pressure, disaster assistance has finally been activated for parts of the New England region following last weekend’s snowstorm and heavy rainfall.

Posted inEmergency management, Federal Politics, Local News, NSW Politics

Where’s our Emergency Declaration? Joyce, Moylan, call for support in snow storm recovery

blankby RK CrosbyAugust 7, 2025August 8, 2025

The unexpectedly heavy snow fall of last weekend’s storm was fun to play in and great for a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for locals to make a snowman in the front yard, but the damage was also widespread.

Posted inAccidents and road closures, Armidale, Emergency management, Gunnedah, Local News, Weather

Evacuations in Gunnedah as flooding worsens, others plan to be without power for days

blankby RK CrosbyAugust 3, 2025August 9, 2025

The heroes in high vis have been hard at work today dealing with increasing flooding in the low country and getting the power back on where they can as the snow melted in the high country.

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