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Posted inLocal Government Elections 2024
Counting continues in local government elections
NSW’s local governments will continue taking shape this week as the ballot count continues. Local government elections were held on Saturday for all but one of the state’s 128 councils. […]
Posted inAdvertorial, Disability, Social issues and services, What's on
Reach your NDIS goals with New England Support Services (NESS)
It’s not always easy to reach your goals alone, but luckily, you’re not alone with New England Support Services (NESS) by your side.
Posted inAustralia Votes 2025, Federal Politics
Beer, petrol and student loans: Nats sharpen poll pitch
Relief for Australians struggling with cost of living and cutting red tape for farmers have dominated a policy discussion within a National Party conference.
Posted inAgriculture, Mental Health, New England Today
What does Landcare have to do with your Mental Health?
Meet SNE Landcare’s Elizabeth Rosser, who says that in helping people, we are helping the land… because without the people we can’t do the land care.
Posted inArts, Warialda
Ceramic Break Sculpture Park opens in Warialda
Calling all art lovers, Ceramic Break Sculpture Park warmly invites you to attend their latest exhibition opening in Warialda.
Posted inAdvertorial, Disability, What's on
Experience blooms results with Lavender Plan Management
They say Lavender reduces pain and stress, improves your mood and can overall help you to live a better life, and that is what Lavender Plan Management is helping many […]
Posted inFederal Politics, Gwydir Shire, Local politics
Three Coultons closing the book on a life in leadership
Gwydir Shire mayor John Coulton, his brother, Federal member for Parkes Mark Coulton, and their cousin, Gwydir Shire councillor Dave Coulton, are all set to retire from political life.
Posted inNundle
Fire trail upgrades at Hanging Rock
The community of Hanging Rock will be better protected from bushfires with a $1.15 million fire trail project around the village.