One tournament, two divisions, 48 teams, 6 fields, and 3,200 minutes of the best in women’s tens rugby is set to kick off in Tamworth later this year.
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Posted inHealth, Tamworth
People power push for PET scanner
The push for a PET scan in the North West has gained further momentum following representations for the machine to be installed at the North West Cancer Centre in Tamworth.
Posted inTamworth
How to have good pastures for happy horses
A grazing management workshop for horse owners is being held at the Tamworth Agriculture Institute Training Centre on the 31st of March.
Posted inBusiness, Tamworth
Tamworth businesses ask not what, but when
The Tamworth business community have had their say at the first of three Leader’s forums, delivered by Tamworth Business Chamber.
Posted inTamworth, Travel
Direct Tamworth to Melbourne, Sunshine Coast flights starting in May
New airline Bonza has today started selling flights from Tamworth to the Sunshine Coast or Melbourne, with flights starting in May.
Posted inNSW Votes 2023, Tamworth
Two election forums planned for Tamworth
Two election forums have been announced for Tamworth as the contest for the NSW election heats up.
Posted inGunnedah, Inverell, Tamworth, Women
New England women thriving for International Women’s Day in March
International Women’s Day is on Wednesday March 8, and places are filling up fast for ‘Thrive’ themed events being held throughout the New England.
Posted inHealth, Tamworth
31 new nurses for Tamworth
Member for Tamworth Kevin Anderson today announced that 31 graduate nurses and midwives will begin their careers at Tamworth Hospital this year, in a major boost to the local health workforce.
Posted inSport, Tamworth
New covered area and canteen for Tamworth Hockey
Tamworth Hockey Association has won two grants allowing the organisation to install a new covered outdoor area, install drinking fountains, and upgrade the canteen.
Posted inArmidale, Health, Moree, Tamworth
Moree, Armidale, Tamworth benefit from Telestroke service
People in Moree, Armidale and Tamworth are among more than 3,000 patients who experienced a stroke in rural and regional NSW and received life-changing treatment thanks to the $21.7 million NSW Telestroke Service.