Native fish in the MacIntyre River will soon be swimming further downstream and upstream thanks to works to help allow fish to flourish.
Animals
Posted inAnimals, Environment, Inverell
Volunteers needed to help New England’s struggling koala population
Inverell landowner Tanya Arentz is saving one koala at a time with WIRES and she’s putting the call out for other locals to do the same.
Posted inAnimals, Walcha, What's on
Saddle up for the Walcha Cup races this weekend
The Walcha Jockey Club will host their annual two-day race meeting this Friday and Saturday as they prepare to host patrons from all over the state.
Posted inAnimals, Gunnedah, New England Surrounds
Concerned about roaming cats? What you need to know
Are you concerned about roaming cats in your neighborhood? Are you a cat owner and not sure about your responsibilities? Then this article is for you.
Posted inAgriculture, Animals, Glen Innes, Training and courses
Herefords Northern NSW Youth Camp brings their best in show to Glen Innes again
Herefords Northern NSW Youth Group will once again hold their Youth Camp in Glen Innes this weekend.
Posted inAnimals, Tamworth, What's on
All paws on deck for Healthy Pet Day
Dogs and cats in the Tamworth region can get access to a free health check with the next Healthy Pet Day to be held at The Youthie on Thursday 26 October.
Posted inAgriculture, Animals, Emergency management
Meat & Livestock Australia launches new bushfire preparation and recovery manual
Ahead of this year’s summer bushfire season, Meat & Livestock Australia (MLA) has created a new manual to help livestock producers prepare and recover.
Posted inAnimals, Tamworth
Paws For Life kicking goals one month in
It has been one month since Tamworth’s animal rescue centre, Paws for Life, formerly Heaven Can Wait Animal Shelter, opened its doors and it is already proving its worth.
Posted inAnimals, Gunnedah Shire, Narrabri Shire
Councils call for pet owners to take responsibility and an end to social media abuse
Narrabri Shire now has two Rangers working round the clock, filling the pound nearly every day, and social media abuse is not helping deal with the increase in strays.