The University of the New England is delivering new research into the complexity of birth, post-traumatic stress disorder and building healthy relationships.
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Posted inAgriculture, Gwydir Shire, Moree Plains Shire, Tamworth Regional
More time to have your say on draft water sharing plans
Communities have even more time to have their say on the draft water sharing plan across Regional NSW as the public exhibition period gets an extension.
Posted inCompetitions and free stuff, Tamworth
Still Time to Enter: The 2025 fRETfEST® Regional Song Contest is now open for entries
The fRETfEST® Regional Song Contest is back for its 10th year and there’s still time to get your entry in.
Posted inIndigenous, Tamworth
TRC launches Indigenous branding artwork
Tamworth Regional Council has unveiled a new piece of Indigenous artwork to become part of the city’s branding over the next few months.
Posted inTamworth
Tamworth renews GM for another 5 years
Tamworth Regional Council has elected to renew long-serving General Manager Paul Bennett for a further five years.
Posted inGlen Innes
Wentworth Street Bridge replacement complete
The Wentworth Street Bridge replacement project has been successfully completed after nine months of extensive work.
Posted inGunnedah, Health, Investigation, Mental Health, Parenting and kids
The mother of all pain points
Maternity care across the region is probably the most affected by widespread staff shortages, with too many New England mums not able to give birth where they live.
Posted inEducation, General News, Rocky River
Rocky River Public School achieves top ranking in NAPLAN
NAPLAN results are in with some surprising results. Check out how school across the New England performed here.
Posted inGunnedah
Sparkling Christmas lights displays wow judges
It is less than a week until Christmas, but the fun has started early for six entrants to the annual Gunnedah Christmas Lights Competition.
Posted inWarialda, Water
Water being delivered in Warialda today due to PFAS, other areas cleared
Water will be delivered to homes across Warialda today as the latest update from Gwydir Shire Council reveals another bore has high levels of PFAS, but other Councils are progressively reporting their water supplies are PFAS free or within acceptable limits.