Inverell community members are being warned against vigilante behaviour at a public forum which has been organised to help address youth crime in the town.
Inverell Shire
Posted inHealth, Inverell
Rural doctor shortage leads to forced medication withdrawal
Inverell resident Darren Beetson lives in constant pain because of an Armajun clinic policy to not prescribe pain medication and not being able to get in to other doctors.
Posted inSport, Tingha
Tingha Tigers to get home ground upgrade
Tingha Tigers Rugby League Football Club will be doing some upgrades to their home ground at the end of this season.
Posted inTingha
Security upgrade for Tingha Sport & Rec
The Tingha Sports & Recreation Club will be upgrading its security and lighting systems after receiving a state government grant.
Posted inLocal festivals and shows, Tingha
Monthly markets to start up soon in Tingha
Tingha will soon have its own monthly markets to be held in Ruby Street on the first Saturday of the month starting in May.
Posted inAshford, Indigenous, Inverell, Tingha
Elders Luncheon reconnects community in Inverell
More than 50 Aboriginal Elders from Inverell and Tingha converged on the Masonic Hall in Inverell to celebrate the inaugural Elders Luncheon
Posted inAdvertorial, Business, Inverell Shire, Local News, Social issues and services
Local Business Highlight: BEST Employment
Marketing & Relationship Manager Kate Ottewell sits down with The New England Times to share her unique insight into BEST’s mission, values, and community streams.
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 inAshford
Ashford Showgrounds to get new shed and stalls
Still on a high a successful Ashford Show, the volunteer committee have received a grant to construct a new storage shed and horse stalls at the showground.
Posted inInverell
100,000 reasons to smile in Inverell
BEST Community Shed Volunteers have celebrated a milestone, donating over $100,000 back into the Inverell and surrounding communities.