As we rapidly approach the annual Seasons of New England event on March 25, organisers are redoubling their efforts to make the large event as waste free as possible.
RK Crosby
RK Crosby is a broadcaster, journalist and pollster, and publisher of the New England Times.
Posted inNew England Times Engage Poll
New England Times Poll: Little support for Tamworth uni campus
This week’s New England Times Poll found little support for the concept of a university campus at all, let alone specifically a UNE one.
Posted inLocal festivals and shows
Flickerfest comes to Gunnedah
Australia’s leading Academy-qualifying and BAFTA-recognised short film festival, Flickerfest, is on its way to The Civic Gunnedah.
Posted inEducation, Moree
Moree Secondary College to get one new campus
Moree Secondary College students will consolidate the two existing campuses onto the Albert Street site after strong representations from the local community.
Posted inGlen Innes, Women
Congratulations Mary! Local wins Community Hero award
Glen Innes local Mary Hollingworth has been named the 2023 Aware Super NSW Community Hero of the Year at the NSW Women of the Year Awards.
Posted inNSW Votes 2023
Candidates announced for state election
The candidates have been finalised for the NSW Election on March 25, with three of the four electorates in our region having their ballot papers cluttered by non-locals
Posted inEducation, NSW Votes 2023
New co-located preschools earlier across the region if Coalition win
Over 50 new co-located preschools will be built in the New England if the Liberals and Nationals are re-elected.
Posted inNullamanna
Nullamanna Hall turns 85 this Easter Long Weekend
Nullamanna Hall turns 85 this year and the community are celebrating over two days on the Easter Long Weekend.
Posted inGeneral News
Millions to move people to fixed wireless NBN
Kentucky will be one of just six locations across the region, and 46 across country NSW, to get new fixed wireless broadband NBN towers.
Posted inBusiness, Guyra
Costa’s welcome sale of glasshouse
Costa Group’s 20-hectare tomato glasshouse facility in Elm Street Guyra has been snapped up for a cool $80m by a property investment fund.