In part 5, the final part of our series on Women of New England Business, meet a bookshop owner, beautician, a sweet box maker, and a real estate agent.
RK Crosby
RK Crosby is a broadcaster, journalist and pollster, and publisher of the New England Times.
Posted inGeneral News
Progress on the Bendemeer and Salisbury Solar Farms
Development across the Renewable Energy Zone continues with two more solar farms taking the next steps in the development process.
Posted inLocal festivals and shows, Tingha
Monthly markets to start up soon in Tingha
Tingha will soon have its own monthly markets to be held in Ruby Street on the first Saturday of the month starting in May.
Posted inAwareness Events
Push for early warning awareness on World Parkinson’s day
Today, April 11, is World Parkinson’s Day, and Parkinson’s Australia wants education about the early warning signs.
Posted inBusiness, Women
Women of New England Business, Part 4
In part 4 of our series on New England Women in Business, meet a pilates instructor, a recruiter, a tutor, and a brand specialist.
Posted inNSW Votes 2023
NSW vote count continues today
The counting of votes for the NSW Election resumes today, with the final declaration due on April 20.
Posted inGeneral News
Inland Rail criticised by minister, defended by local MPs, following independent report
Barnaby Joyce and Mark Coulton have defended Inland Rail after the release of an independent report found massive cost blowouts.
Posted inGeneral News
Plenty on for the Easter School Holidays in Gunnedah
The Easter School Holiday Program in Gunnedah has plenty of activities to keep little bunnies busy, from a circus to an orchestra.
Posted inBusiness, Women
Women of New England Business, Part 3
In part 3 of our series on women in business in New England, meet a potter, a wedding social media creator, a food educator, and a photographer.
Posted inFederal Politics, Indigenous, Tamworth
Joyce ‘No’ campaign launch in Tamworth attracts little support
The formal launch for the campaign against the Indigenous voice to Parliament only attracted a modest crowd of mostly older people in Tamworth last night.