Inverell Shire Council is set to trial artificial intelligence technology to improve the way it monitors and maintains its vast local road network.
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Sheep eID adoption offers data-driven support for drought management
Northern Tablelands sheep producers are being urged to use eID technology to improve flock management during worsening drought conditions.
Violent home invasion ends with intruder shot by resident
A couple in their 70s are fighting for life after a violent suspected home invasion at Torrington early this morning, during which they are believed to have tried to defend themselves against an armed intruder.
Call for Banksia Unit to become Detox Facility
The push to turn Tamworth’s Banksia Mental Health Unit into a drug and alcohol detoxification facility has been raised in the NSW Parliament.
Inverell Mountain Bike track reopens after club reforms
The Inverell Mountain Bike Track has reopened after the local club reformed, securing a new licence agreement with council.
UNE Chancellor resigns early
The University of New England has announced the resignation of Chancellor Dr Sarah Pearson after just over a year in the role.
Young people and industry to take centre stage at Tamworth Agricultural Careers Expo
More than 1,300 students will connect with agricultural employers, innovators and educators at Tamworth’s largest agricultural careers expo.
UNE hosts Myall Creek symposium focused on practical action
UNE’s Myall Creek Memorial Symposium will bring together First Nations and non-Indigenous leaders to advance truth-telling, reconciliation and practical action.
Aboriginal women to gather on Gamilaraay Country for historic water justice gathering
Aboriginal women from across the northern Murray–Darling Basin will gather in Moree to strengthen their voice on water.
Regional volleyball thriving as Inverell teams lead New England charge
Regional volleyball is gaining serious momentum across the region, and Inverell’s young players are leading the charge.
