Recent statistics show over one in four new plant product assessments are no longer completed within legislated timeframes – creating real costs for farmers and families.
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Posted inGlen Innes, Investigation
Compromised data in Glen Innes Severn countback today
90 voters that were disenfranchised in Glen Innes Severn’s council election in September will again be ignored today.
Posted inArmidale, What's on
Armidale’s Saints Mary & Joseph Cathedral set to reopen after restoration
After more than a year of painstaking restoration, Armidale’s iconic Saints Mary & Joseph’s Catholic Cathedral will finally reopen its doors in time for Christmas.
Posted inLocal festivals and shows, Uralla
Uralla to Kick off the Festive Season
The entire Uralla Shire community is brimming with excitement and anticipation for their inaugural Uralla Christmas Street Fair, to be held on Friday
Posted inAgriculture, Emergency management, Moree, New England Surrounds, Weather
Storms miss most of the New England, devastate Carinda
Last night’s severe storms seem to have stayed west of the New England, but beat a devastating path from Walgett to Mudgee, hitting Carinda the hardest.
Posted inGrants and funding, Gunnedah, NSW Politics
Down but not out: McGrath confident koala rescue efforts will prevail on merit
Despite losing substantial funding for koala habitat protection measures, Gunnedah Deputy Mayor Kate McGrath is certain the local koala project will prevail on its merit.
Posted inLocal News
Expressions of interest for the 2024-25 Return to Work Pathways Program are now open
Women NSW is encouraging organisations to apply for grant funding to get them ready and supported to enter or re-enter the workforce.
Posted inTamworth, What's on
Tickets on sale for ABCRA’s 2024 National Finals Rodeo
The countdown has officially begun to the Australian Bushmen’s Campdraft and Rodeo Association’s major annual event with tickets now on sale.
Posted inInverell, Local profiles, Moree, Women
Women leading the way in New England: Part Three
Our women leading the way in the New England continues. Meet Kate Dight from Inverell and Susannah Pearse from Moree Plains.
Posted inLocal News
Panel to let housing developers bypass council scrutiny
Local communities will have less say on major housing developments as new homes laggard NSW tries to pull out of a nosedive.