The first ever New England Wedding Showcase will be held at the Armidale Showgrounds on Sunday 4 February 2024.
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Posted inAgriculture, Animals, Glen Innes, Training and courses
Herefords Northern NSW Youth Camp brings their best in show to Glen Innes again
Herefords Northern NSW Youth Group will once again hold their Youth Camp in Glen Innes this weekend.
Posted inLocal festivals and shows, Nundle
Nundle Rocks set for revival in 2024
Alternative Country Music festival Nundle Rocks is on again in the Nundle School of Arts Memorial Hall across the Australia Day Long weekend.
Posted inTamworth, Training and courses
12-Day Music and Business intensive school on this week in Tamworth
The CMAA Academy of Country Music kicked off its 12-day Senior Course yesterday, providing life-changing experiences for emerging country music artists from around the world.
Posted inNews
2023: Our Year in Review
Want to know what the 5 most read stories on the New England Times in 2023 were?
Posted inQuirindi
Progress on Quirindi pool
Progress is being made on the new Quirindi Aquatic Centre with Liverpool Plains Shire Council securing local contractor Mac Demo for the demolition of the existing swimming pool site.
Posted inEmergency management, Narrabri Shire
Disaster assistance now available for those affected by Pilliga fire
Disaster assistance is now available in the Narrabri Local Government Area (LGA) following impacts of fires in the Pilliga State Forest that started on 8 December 2023.
Posted inEducation, Nowendoc
Marshall fights Nowendoc Public School closure
Northern Tablelands MP Adam Marshall is strongly objecting to a move to permanently close Nowendoc Public School
Posted inGrants and funding, Warialda
Carinda House wins funding to boost events
Warialda’s Carinda House has received funding to assist with their community fundraising efforts from the ANZ Seeds of Renewal Program.
Posted inGrants and funding
Clubs Grant provides welcome financial boost to local Westpac rescue chopper during busy times
As they prepare to head into their busiest period of the year, the Westpac Rescue Helicopter Service has received a $7,500 financial boost to help continue to save lives.