Most take for granted that you can turn the tap on and safe, drinkable water will come out. This is the first part of our investigation into poor water quality in the New England.
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Posted inEducation, New England Surrounds
North-west NSW students awarded life-changing Public Education scholarships
A group of school students in the north-west have received scholarships at the 2024 Proudly Public! Awards night in Sydney on Thursday.
Posted inHealth, Tamworth
Tamworth man fights to get much-needed medication on the PBS
Tamworth resident, Ryan Harding, is currently going head-to-head with the Australian Government in a bid to get the drug Belzutifan on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS).
Posted inFundraiser, Tamworth
Dress up for a good cause
Tamworth City Bowling Club is gearing up to host the much-anticipated annual Kids Cancer Fundraiser, Pirate Day Dinner/Dance on Friday, May 17th.
Posted inGrants and funding
A financial boost for volunteers
Volunteer organisations from across the electorate of New England are this week receiving news of their successful applications for the 2023-2024 Volunteer Grants.
Posted inArmidale, Arts, Guyra, Uralla
Call for artists in Armidale, Guyra and Uralla
Calling all artists: Step into a world of creativity and craftsmanship with the 2024 New England Garden Festival ARTisan Trail.
Posted inLocal politics, NSW Politics
Wanted: thousands of workers for elections this year
A massive recruitment drive is underway to support delivery of the 2024 NSW Local Government elections in September this year.
Posted inArmidale
Armidale Celebrates Annual St Albert’s College Parents Weekend and Ball
Last weekend, the picturesque town of Armidale was abuzz with excitement as it welcomed over 300 families for the Annual Albies Parent’s Weekend.
Posted inSport, Tamworth
West Tigers get Tamworth ready for Knights showdown
Tamworth is feeling footy fever as they gear up for this weekend’s NRL games, West Tigers meet the Newcastle Knights at Scully Park.
Posted inEducation, Rocky River
Call for action before Rocky River’s 162 year old building slips away
Rocky River’s historic main schoolhouse was closed because it was slipping down the hill, but two years later there is no indication of when it will be repaired.