Farmers across northern New South Wales are being encouraged to attend upcoming information sessions hosted by NSW Farmers to help them navigate the state’s new draft Native Vegetation Regulatory (NVR) map.
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Posted inTenterfield, Tourism
Tenterfield’s Visitor Information Centre reopens after years of closure
After some time without a dedicated Visitor Information Centre, Tenterfield is once again welcoming travellers with a friendly face and a wealth of local knowledge.
Posted inMining and Resources, Narrabri
Santos signs MOU with Narrabri Council for domestic gas supply from Narrabri Gas Project
Santos has signed a non-binding memorandum of understanding with the Narrabri Shire Council for the potential supply of natural gas from the Narrabri Gas Project.
Posted inAgriculture, Tamworth
Hay could pay for northern NSW farmers this season
Farmers across the northern NSW region can seize the upcoming hay season with the right seed varieties. Read more here.
Posted inEntertainment, Glen Innes, Tourism
Glen Innes gets a fun new attraction just in time for the school holidays
Glen Innes is set to welcome an exciting new addition to its local tourism scene with the opening of The Mystery Rooms escape experience on Thursday, 2 October 2025.
Posted inAgriculture, Armidale
Engines, horses, and heritage on show at Armidale Rally
Back for another year, the New England Antique Machinery Club’s annual rally will take over the Armidale Showground this November.
Posted inAgriculture, Armidale, Business
Sluggish APVMA risks long term ag “productivity drought”
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
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 inAgriculture, Inverell
Broken down and locked out: Machinery costs fuel right to repair debate
Local farmer joins NSW Farmers’ push for right to repair laws to cover agricultural machinery- saving time and cost.
Posted inBusiness, Competitions and free stuff, Walcha
Walcha brews up first-ever Regional Latte Art Smackdown
Walcha is set to put itself firmly on the coffee map this month, with the town preparing to host the first-ever Regional Latte Art Smackdown on Tuesday, September 24.