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Posted inSchool News, Tamworth, Toomelah, Warialda

New England families set to benefit from new public preschools

blankby Lia EdwardsJuly 6, 2025July 8, 2025

Hundreds of families in the New England region are closer to fee-free early learning, with three new public preschools on the way.

Posted inChildcare, Education, Tamworth, Toomelah, Warialda

New England families set to benefit from new public preschools

blankby New England Times News DeskJuly 3, 2025July 2, 2025

Hundreds of families in the New England region are closer to fee-free early learning, with contracts awarded to deliver three new public preschools.

Posted inInvestigation, Local Government Elections 2024, NSW Politics, Toomelah

Electoral commission computer steals 2230 New England votes

blankby RK CrosbyNovember 29, 2024

Every local government election conducted by the NSW Electoral Commission did not have their votes counted properly, with 30% of the New England votes a computer deemed to be informal able to be saved and counted.

Posted inInvestigation, Local Government Elections 2024, NSW Politics, Toomelah

The Toomelah in the Electoral System

blankby RK CrosbyOctober 21, 2024

Something went very wrong at Toomelah’s polling booth in the local government elections held on September 14. Like a canary in a coal mine, the abnormal election result at Toomelah may have revealed a much bigger problem state wide.

Posted inArmidale Regional, Local Government Elections 2024, Moree Plains Shire, Narrabri Shire, Toomelah

Voting irregularity in Toomelah may trigger Moree re-run

blankby RK CrosbyOctober 1, 2024

43 of Toomelah’s 187 residents, only 6 of whom do not identify as Aboriginal, showed up to vote on September 14. Only 3 had their votes counted.

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