Tamworth Regional Council and Warrumbungle Shire Council will take a share in a $60 million to boost walking and cycling.
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Posted inEnergy, National News
Renewables ‘cheapest way’ to meet net-zero grid
The energy market operator says renewables will be the most cost-effective way of reaching net-zero targets in the grid by 2050.
Posted inWhat's on
Laughs galore as Comedy Festival Roadshow makes its way to the New England
If a bit of comedy is your idea of a great night out, then good news: the Melbourne International Comedy Festival Roadshow is coming to the New England
Posted inWerris Creek
First day of the next stage for Werris Creek’s coal community
There were a few emotions at Whitehaven’s Werris Creek Mine yesterday as the very last coal train was loaded.
Posted inGrants and funding, Tamworth
Funding on offer for heritage buildings in Tamworth region
Owners of buildings in the region that are heritage listed, or located in a heritage precinct are encouraged to apply for Tamworth Regional Council’s Heritage Assistance Fund 2024 -2025.
Posted inBendemeer, Sport
Australia on brink of T20 World Cup exit after loss
Can Bendemeer’s Josh Hazelwood help keep Australia’s Twenty20 World Cup hopes alive, after being beaten by 24 runs by India.
Posted inSport
Group 4 wrap: Werris Creek fight back, Moree remain unbeaten, Roos brutal
Get the results of the weekend’s Group 4 Rugby League matches
Posted inGrants and funding, Local festivals and shows
Local street events boom across the New England
The New England features prominently in 130 places hosting free festivals, markets, food, live music, arts and cultural events between now and January.
Posted inLocal festivals and shows, Tamworth
Outdoor Adventure Expo coming to Tamworth this weekend
Camping and outdoor enthusiasts get ready because the New England Outdoor Expo is coming to Tamworth’s Australian Equine & Livestock Events Centre (AELEC) this weekend, June 29 and 30.
Posted inHealth, Moree, Narrabri
Pathology services now at Narrabri and Moree Hospitals
Narrabri and Moree residents will now have better access to quality healthcare with pathology services now available.