The Bureau of Meteorology and NSW SES have cancelled all flood and severe weather warnings for the New England as the predicted heavy rain failed to materialise in much of the region.
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Moree crowns citizen of the year 2025
Moree’s Robert Bartel has been announced as Senior Citizen of the Year at the annual Senior Citizens luncheon.
Police renew calls for missing man
Police are appealing for public assistance to locate a man missing from the New England since last month. Read more here.
First look at new Glen Innes hospital
The Glen Innes community can take the first look inside the $50 million Hospital Redevelopment, with new fly through video providing a virtual tour of the new hospital.
Tamworth extends helping hand to cyclone-battered coast
Tamworth Regional Council will be sending a dozen outdoor workers and several pieces of heavy equipment over to Tweed Shire Council early tomorrow morning to help clean up the mess that Tropical Cyclone Alfred has left.
Inverell’s Lyon Legal Services win two prestigious awards
Inverell based law firm Lyon Legal Service has been honoured with two distinguished accolades at the 2025 Australian Enterprise Awards
Moree Council’s Reconciliation Action Plan on public display
Moree’s draft Reconciliation Action Plan is now on display, inviting both Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal community members to Have Your Say.
Tickets on sale now for Stars of Armidale dance for cancer Gala night
The final countdown to Stars of Armidale has begun, with 9 local celebrities ready to hit the dance floor for cancer. Tickets on sale now!
Fatal crash in Taminda
A man has died in a single-vehicle crash in Tamworth, while three other passengers were taken to hospital. Read more here.
Road closures and downed trees at Tenterfield isolate residents
Tenterfield Shire has been dealing with significant flooding and downed trees as ex-tropical cyclone Alfred made its way over the range on the weekend. “There’s been flooding and people stuck […]