They have not yet been open a year, but Uralla’s The Bolt Inn has secured one of the most emphatic wins yet in Best in the New England
Business
Dutton Trout Hatchery reopens to public, boosting tourism in Ebor
After a temporary closure to focus on essential animal husbandry tasks, the Dutton Trout Hatchery is now fully open to the public seven days a week from 9am to 3pm.
Farmers to debate food future
Feral animals, regional airlines, farm data and artificial intelligence are just some of the topics up for debate as NSW Farmers Annual Conference this month.
Macintyre Hot Bread steals Best Baker title from Sweetie Pies by a crumb
A furious day of voting and social media posting saw Inverell’s Macintyre Hot Bread steal the title of ‘Best Baker in the New England’ from last year’s winners, Sweetie Pie’s Bake Shop in Glen Innes, by just a single vote.
Grass Roots to Greatness: L M Whetton Lawn Solutions wins Best Gardener
Glowing reviews from clients were central to the business’s win in the Best in the New England competition, with locals raving about the friendly service, skill, and willingness to go the extra mile.
“Armidale institution” takes out Best Tyre Store
When it comes to keeping the New England rolling, Bones Tyres is the name locals trust – and locals have now voted them Best Tyre Store in the New England.
Regarde sparkles their way into New Englander’s hearts
A passion for craftsmanship, personalised service and a sparkling eye for detail has earned Armidale’s Regarde Jewellers the title of Best Jeweller in this year’s Best in the New England.
Big Chill, Big Impact: How festivals enhance regional economies
The Big Chill Festival has once again proven that regional events are more than just a good time, they’re a powerful force for economic growth and long-term resilience in communities like the Armidale Region.
Brewing the Best: The Alternate Root wins Best Coffee in New England
Alternate Root in Uralla has officially been crowned Best Coffee in the New England, and it’s more than just top-quality beans that earned them the title.
Time to count the herd
NSW landholders are being asked to report their livestock numbers and land use information as part of Local Land Services’ annual farm census.
