Former Deputy Mayor Troy Arandale has resigned from Glen Innes Severn Council
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Posted inCompetitions and free stuff, Entertainment, Nundle
Old skill to become new tradition in Nundle
A time-honoured bush skill is being brought back into the spotlight with the launch of the inaugural Billy Boiling Championships at the Peel Inn Hotel in Nundle.
Posted inBusiness, Uralla
Double victory for The Bolt Inn confirms its must-go reputation
The Bolt Inn has been voted Best Pub in the New England, adding to the Best Restaurant already on their mantle – just one year after reopening.
Posted inCommunity development, Good News, Warialda
Warialda’s time to shine
This coming Sunday (27th July) will see Warialda locals exert some elbow grease in an effort to bring about a more vibrant and cleaner community.
Posted inAgriculture, Gunnedah, Technology
The latest in ag tech comes to grain
SPAA and GRDC are leading Grain Automate Alley, showcasing tools, technology and training to help Australian farmers embrace the future.
Posted inArmidale, Business
East Armidale Store serves up another win
East Armidale Store, a go-to for locals craving classic takeaway favourites, has bon Best Take Away Food for the second year.
Posted inAnimals, Tamworth, What's on
Lots of greyhounds seeking new families to love in Tamworth this weekend
Tamworth will be a hub of wagging tails and hopeful hearts this Saturday as Greyhounds As Pets (GAP) hosts a large Greyhound Adoption Day at Petstock Tamworth.
Posted inGlen Innes, Sport and fitness events, Wellbeing
More room needed to stretch due to popularity of chair exercising
Gentle stretches in a chair is so popular in Glen Innes they needed a bigger location.
Posted inBusiness, Inverell
Oldest is the best when it comes to dentists
Finding a good dentist can be tough – but this year Inverell Dental Services has plenty of reasons to smile, taking out the Best Dentist for the Best in the New England 2025.
Posted inEnvironment, Federal Politics, Local News, New England Electorate
Joyce concedes Net Zero stance is just politics as new parliament begins
Member for New England Barnaby Joyce has admitted that his position on net zero is more about drawing political dividing lines than policy conviction.