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Posted inAgriculture, Armidale, Business

Sluggish APVMA risks long term ag “productivity drought”

blankby RK CrosbySeptember 16, 2025September 17, 2025

The sluggish performance of a government regulator based in Armidale is being blamed for creating a looming productivity drought for the nation’s farmers.

Posted inBusiness, Local News, Science and Research

Costs, staff shortages holding back local business

blankby RK CrosbySeptember 16, 2025September 17, 2025

Business confidence across the New England and North West has lifted slightly, but local operators warn rising costs, skill shortages and red tape are choking productivity and holding back growth.

Posted inArmidale, Indigenous, Sport, Sport and fitness events, Tamworth

Widders in the commentary box for Koori Knockout in Tamworth

blankby RK CrosbySeptember 15, 2025September 17, 2025

Local hero Dean Widders will play a central role in the broadcast of this year’s Koori Knockout from Tamworth over the October long weekend.

Posted inLocal politics, Moree, Sport

Moree kids to travel to learn to swim

blankby RK CrosbySeptember 14, 2025September 14, 2025

Moree Plains Shire Council is making sure local kids still learn to swim while major works continue on the local pool.

Posted inFederal Politics, Local politics, Roads and Infrastructure

Barnaby goes to bat for one of the New England’s smallest communities

blankby RK CrosbySeptember 13, 2025September 16, 2025

Lower Creek, one of the smallest communities in the New England region, has found itself at the centre of attention, with Federal Member for New England Barnaby Joyce praising locals.

Posted inCommunity development, Education, Housing, Local politics

Promises and Secrets: Duval High development proposal raises questions

blankby RK CrosbySeptember 7, 2025September 9, 2025

Homes NSW and the Housing Minister are not answering questions about the proposed redevelopment of the Duval High site, while the Department of Education is uncharacteristically candid in revealing Armidale kids are possibly being punished because of partisan politics. 

Posted inAgriculture, Money, National News

Sensible changes proposed for Farm Management Deposits

blankby RK CrosbySeptember 2, 2025September 4, 2025

NSW Farmers has backed sensible reforms to the Farm Management Deposit (FMD) Scheme, calling for deposits to be held in the name of the legal working entity rather than individuals.

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.

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