A man and two teenage boys have been charged following a series of alleged aggravated break-ins in the New England region.
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Posted inBonshaw, Business, Energy, Feature
Bonshaw battery project split as solar farm construction pushes ahead
The proposed Bonshaw battery project has been acquired by Enervest, while construction continues on the separate 200MW solar farm south of Bonshaw still owned by Gaia.
Posted inFeature, Glen Innes, Money
Glen Innes Severn Council backs national campaign to protect regional banking services
Glen Innes Severn Council has backed a national campaign calling on banks to maintain face-to-face services in regional communities.
Posted inAdvertorial, Armidale, Business, Technology, Trades You Can Trust 26
New England Business Technology: the local team behind smarter business systems
New England Business Technology (NEBT) is focused on helping organisations “do business better” through tailored technology and communication solutions designed specifically for regional conditions.
Posted inArmidale, Feature, Health, Walcha
10-hour journeys for blood tests expose the toll of rural healthcare gaps
A New England mother drives 10 hours for blood tests, exposing the emotional and financial toll of rural fertility care.
Posted inFeature, Gunnedah, Roads and Infrastructure
Changed traffic conditions on Bloomfield Street, Gunnedah
Motorists are advised of changed traffic conditions on Bloomfield Street, Gunnedah, on Friday, 22 May, for maintenance work by Transport for NSW.
Posted inArts, Feature, Liverpool Plains Shire
Annual Currabubula Art Show showcases local creativity for a cause
The Currabubula Red Cross Art Show returns today, from 21 to 24 May, featuring local artists while raising funds for humanitarian work.
Posted inArmidale, Awards, Feature, Volunteering, What's on
Celebrating New England Volunteer of the Year Awards
Armidale’s Nick Hanson has been named New England Volunteer of the Year for his long-standing community service with Vinnies.
Posted inArmidale, Feature, Investigation, Local News, Politics, Roads and Infrastructure, Transport and Freight
Transport planning assumptions unravel across all levels of government
In this New England Times investigation by RK Crosby, we look at how bad numbers, assumptions and guesses, and misrepresentations of old documents, have led to plans at all levels of government being not worth the paper they are printed on.
Posted inEntertainment, Feature, Gunnedah, Local festivals and shows
Curtain rises on Gunnedah’s “friendly” Eisteddfod
The 74th Gunnedah Eisteddfod will showcase generations of local talent when it returns this week for music, speech and drama events.