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Ashford’s youth get a boost to make an impact

by Kate BrownDecember 11, 2024

Ashford Local Aboriginal Land Council is excited to welcome a financial boost to their youth-led program ‘Culture Club’.

Education, Local News

Sound Slam: The game born in Tamworth teaching Aussie kids to read

by New England Times News DeskDecember 11, 2024

Created by a Tamworth mum and a former Armidale kindergarten teacher, Sound Slam is the new game teaching Aussie kids to read.

Aged Care, Tenterfield

Tenterfield Care opens 28 new Aged Care beds

by Lia EdwardsDecember 11, 2024

28 new aged care beds at Tenterfield Care’s Haddington Aged Care Community were opened yesterday, marking a significant milestone for the service that was in dire straits a year ago.

Rugby League, Sport, Tamworth

More League magic headed to Tamworth

by Tom PleveyDecember 10, 2024April 10, 2025

New South Wales Rugby League CEO Dave Trodden was at Scully Park in West Tamworth today to announce that Tamworth will be the first ever regional town to host the […]

Business, Tamworth, What's on

Spotlight on Night-Time Economy in Tamworth

by Bec GracieDecember 10, 2024

The spotlight has turned to the night-time economy of the New England region, with NSW 24-Hour Economy Commissioner Michael Rodrigues visiting Tamworth to explore its unique opportunities and challenges.

Education, Tamworth

Tamworth High School gets financial boost for specialist facilities

by New England Times News DeskDecember 10, 2024

Tamworth High School has been chosen as one of 13 school across the state to receive a share in $50 million for specialist school facilities.

Investment, Moree, Narrabri

Inland Rail responds to community opinion

by New England Times News DeskDecember 10, 2024

Community members now have an opportunity to find out how Inland Rail is responding to their submissions on the project.

Armidale, Energy, Investigation, Uralla

Locals benefiting from renewables transition in very direct ways

by Marie LowDecember 9, 2024

While much of the focus on building the Renewable Energy Zone has been the land use conflict on our farms, and some farmers cashing in while others miss out, many local residents are also finding ways to benefit directly from the transition to renewable power.