The Tamworth Coalition of Aboriginal-Controlled Community Organisations is working to close the gap between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians with revolutionary move.
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Posted inAgriculture, Local News
Farmers to join forces on local issues
NSW Farmers branches across the northwest are gearing up for a series of meetings to discuss how they will tackle issues such as connectivity and feral animals in the region.
Posted inAustralia Votes 2025
Deepfakes harder to detect spurring election concerns
Hyper-realistic digitally altered or created images are becoming harder to detect and platforms designed to detect them are failing to do so, research shows.
Posted inArmidale, Energy
ARC agrees to multimillion-dollar benefit sharing deal
Armidale Regional Council (ARC) has agreed to a benefit sharing arrangement with energy company ACENERGY which could see millions of dollars invested in the community.
Posted inGlen Innes, Health
New medical imaging centre coming to Glen Innes
A new state of the art medical imaging facility, including a CT scanner, is coming soon to Glen Innes.
Posted inEmergency management, Local News, Weather
Flood watch cancelled as predicted heavy rain fails to appear
The Bureau of Meteorology and NSW SES have cancelled all flood and severe weather warnings for the New England as the predicted heavy rain failed to materialise in much of the region.
Posted inGood News, Moree
Moree crowns citizen of the year 2025
Moree’s Robert Bartel has been announced as Senior Citizen of the Year at the annual Senior Citizens luncheon.
Posted inTamworth
Police renew calls for missing man
Police are appealing for public assistance to locate a man missing from the New England since last month. Read more here.
Posted inGlen Innes, Health
First look at new Glen Innes hospital
The Glen Innes community can take the first look inside the $50 million Hospital Redevelopment, with new fly through video providing a virtual tour of the new hospital.
Posted inEmergency management, Good News, Tamworth
Tamworth extends helping hand to cyclone-battered coast
Tamworth Regional Council will be sending a dozen outdoor workers and several pieces of heavy equipment over to Tweed Shire Council early tomorrow morning to help clean up the mess that Tropical Cyclone Alfred has left.