The countdown is on for the 2025 Joeys Mini World Cup in Inverell, with six teams already signing up for the football event in October.
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Posted inHealth, Narrabri
Narrabri Shire welcomes Rural Health Report
Narrabri Mayor has welcomed the release of the final rural health report shining a light on the systemic challenges facing regional healthcare.
Posted inGunnedah Shire, Gwydir Shire, Moree Plains Shire
Disaster support now available following severe storms
Disaster assistance is now available in the Gunnedah, Gwydir, and Moree Plains areas following widespread severe weather.
Posted inArmidale
Armidale named in Australia’s Greenest Small Cities
A new nationwide study has revealed the greenest small cities in Australia and our very own Armidale has made the list.
Posted inGlen Innes, Health
GP services coming to the Glen Innes Health Hub
In a win for locals, GP services are coming to the Glen Innes Health Hub from next Monday.
Posted inNarrabri
Narrabri’s Crossing Theatre to remain closed for essential fire safety upgrades
The Crossing Theatre will remain closed for approximately five additional weeks in order to rectify further issues that were identified during the scheduled fire safety upgrades last week.
Posted inIndigenous, Tamworth, What's on
Tamworth Aboriginal community unites
Several Tamworth Aboriginal organisations are uniting to host a day of healing, culture, and community connections in response to some devastating recent losses.
Posted inFederal Politics, Moree Plains Shire
Nat and Libs resume coalition discussions amid heated debate
The he-said, she-said, drama of the Nationals and Liberals has continued, with some movement towards reconciliation today, but some prominent New England leaders think they should stay separate.
Posted inFlood, Local News
A call for help as flood emergency continues
As severe weather continues to impact the NSW, communities are being urged to remain on high alert and provide support if you can.
Posted inLocal politics, Tourism
High end fees for High Country camping
Camping in New England High Country national parks could get a whole lot more expensive under a new tiered fee system proposed by the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS).