The Inverell firm has now held the title since the awards began, with voters once again highlighting its professionalism, approachable team and unwavering commitment to clients.
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Residents invited to have their say on Inverell battery project
Construction on the proposed Inverell Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) could begin as early as 2028, with the project now moving toward a major public consultation stage next week.
New England doctors urged to apply as rural generalist program opens
Doctors interested in a career in regional medicine are being encouraged to apply for the NSW Government’s Rural Generalist Single Employer Pathway.
Tamworth Hospital staff thanked with more than 1,000 burgers at annual appreciation lunch
More than 1,000 burgers were served to Tamworth Hospital staff during an annual appreciation lunch hosted by the Rapid Relief Team, recognising the contribution of local healthcare workers.
RFS volunteers honoured for decades of service across Liverpool Plains
More than 40 NSW Rural Fire Service volunteers, including Liverpool Plains members, will be recognised in Scone for more than 1,500 years’ combined service.
New real estate initiative to direct property sale proceeds to local community groups
A new community initiative will direct $1,000 from every eligible property sale through Harcourts Armidale to a local charity, school, sporting club or community organisation nominated by the client.
Primary schools urged to register for inaugural Rising Warrior event
The NSW Office of Sport is encouraging primary schools to register for the inaugural Rising Warrior division at this year’s Winter Warrior event at Lake Keepit Sport and Recreation Centre.
LM Whetton Lawn Solutions mows through the competition to retain Best Gardener
The back-to-back victory reflects the strong reputation Luke Whetton has built across the New England for reliable, professional lawn and garden maintenance, with customers consistently praising his workmanship, attention to detail and commitment
Getting to a tipping point: NSW Farmers renewables debate not as clear cut as the vote
New England farmers packed the floor at NSW Farmers’ conference this week, but the fight wasn’t over wind and solar. It was over who pays, who decides, and where the transmission lines actually go.
Enough is enough: Leaders plead for civility as abuse boils over
Online abuse and offline threats are pushing local leaders to breaking point, with three local politicians this week pushing back.
