The Armidale Tree Group has been awarded a NSW Government grant to install a timber truss footbridge to span Black Gully Creek.
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Posted inArmidale, Local News, Roads and Infrastructure
New England Highway reopened after rollover crash at Tilbuster
The notorious stretch of the New England Highway between Armidale and Black Mountain was closed for over 6 hours last night due to a horror crash. A single vehicle left […]
Posted inLocal News, Tamworth
Tamworth pillar Warren Woodley remembered for lifetime of service
Former Tamworth Mayor and well-known businessman Warren Woodley has been remembered for his strong advocacy for the region and his lifetime of serving the community.
Posted inLocal politics, Tamworth
Tamworth Regional Council moves to new home
Tamworth Regional Council’s Customer Service and Development Hub has officially moved to their new location at 474 Peel Street Tamworth today.
Posted inEntertainment
Parkes goes Blue Hawaii for annual Elvis Festival
Record crowds are expected to attend the 30th Parkes Elvis Festival, which begins tomorrow with a Blue Hawaii theme.
Posted inFederal Politics, Health, News
Covid testing for Chinese travellers introduced after hesitation
After initial hesitation, the Australian Government will introduce pre-departure testing for COVID-19 for people travelling to Australia from China.
Posted inNews
New safety laws for delivery riders
SafeWork NSW are reminding food delivery riders to adhere to the new safety laws that came into effect at the beginning of the year.
Posted inEntertainment, Guyra, Local News
Guyra Lamb and Potato Festival set to be best yet with new facilities
After two cancellations due to to the pandemic, the Guyra Lamb and Potato Festival, Jan 11 to 23, is set to be the best yet. Stalls available!
Posted inLifestyle
Looking for love? Today’s a good day to start
If you’re looking for love in 2023, apparently today is the day to log on to internet dating sites, with January 1 traditionally the day most people sign up.
Posted inFederal Politics, Health, News
Cheaper prescription costs today for millions, but not those who need it most
The maximum cost of a PBS covered prescription will drop today for most people, but for those with a concession card their medication cost is increasing from $6.80 to $7.30 per script.