Tenterfield Shire Council to remove 10 hazardous Pin Oaks after an independent arborist identified significant safety risks among 203 trees.
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Posted inCrime, Tamworth
Man denied bail after two Tamworth police pursuits in 30 hours
Police allege a balaclava-clad driver led officers on two pursuits through Tamworth in consecutive days, crashing into fences, driving into oncoming traffic and fleeing on foot before his arrest.
Posted inEnvironment, Tamworth
New England fishers invited to help shape the future of local waterways
Fishers, community members and environmental groups across the New England are being invited to share their knowledge of local waterways.
Posted inGlen Innes
Glen Innes Severn backs campaign for increased federal funding
Glen Innes Severn Council has joined a statewide campaign urging increased federal funding for regional local governments.
Posted inNarrabri, Roads and Infrastructure
Rangari Road upgrade moves ahead after funding agreement finalised
The sealing of Rangari Road has taken a significant step forward following the official finalisation and signing of the funding agreement for the $9 million project.
Posted inGlen Innes Severn Shire, Public Transport, Seniors
Access Bus expansion offers a lifeline to more Glen Innes Severn villages
Residents in more townships across Glen Innes Severn Council will soon have easier access to medical appointments, shopping and other essential services, with Council expanding its Access Bus service to Emmaville, Glencoe, Red Range and Deepwater.
Posted inArmidale, Good News, Social issues and services
Community rallies behind NESS’s Winter Warmth Drive
As temperatures continue to drop across the region, New England Support Services (NESS) is calling on the community to help ensure nobody faces winter without a warm blanket.
Posted inTamworth
Challenge Community Services appoints new chief executive officer
Challenge Community Services has appointed Tim Curran as its new Chief Executive Officer, commencing in mid-July 2026.
Posted inDeepwater
NBN Fixed Wireless to reach Deepwater
More than 250 homes and businesses in and around Deepwater are expected to become eligible for nbn Fixed Wireless services.
Posted inFire, Uralla
Fifteen fires, one tip, one fix: Uralla’s battery wake-up call
Just one battery in the wrong bin can spark a fire. Uralla’s tip has had 15 of them since December.