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Posted inAgriculture, Economy, Federal Politics

Farmers push for productivity plan

blankby New England Times News Desk6 days agoAugust 22, 2025

NSW Farmers is urging the Australian Government to commit to a plan to drive productivity through the agricultural sector and get the economy back on track ahead of a national economic reform roundtable on Tuesday.

Posted inDomestic Violence, Economy, Grants and funding, NSW Politics, Roads and Infrastructure, Social issues and services

‘Disappointing’ NSW Budget delivers limited support for regions

blankby RK CrosbyJune 24, 2025June 27, 2025

The Minns Government’s 2025–26 New South Wales Budget, handed down today, has already come under fire for failing to deliver for regional areas.

Posted inEconomy, Housing, Inverell, Regional Development, Uralla

Uralla and Inverell to benefit from NSW Government’s Fast-Track home plan

blankby Penelope ShawMay 4, 2025May 3, 2025

More than 1,200 homes are set to be fast-tracked with Uralla and Inverell the latest recipients of the Regional Housing Strategic Planning Fund.

Posted inEconomy

Cashless community still needs access to notes, coins

blankby AAPAugust 18, 2024

Cash may no longer be king but those who want to use it to buy a coffee or store wealth should be able to do so according to Michelle Bullock.

Posted inArmidale, Economy

RBA Governor warns of interest rate rise in Armidale speech

by New England Times Newsdesk with AAPAugust 8, 2024

Reserve Bank of Australia governor Michele Bullock has returned home to Armidale today, warning that the board “will not hesitate to raise interest rates” in her address for the Rotary Club of Armidale Annual Lecture.

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