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NSW Votes 2023

No iVote this election but pre-poll opens today

by Lia EdwardsMarch 18, 2023

Pre-poll voting opens from today, and Monday is the last day to register for a postal vote, but there is no iVote for this year’s NSW Election.

$3m Armidale Airport Satellite election promise

by New England Times News DeskMarch 17, 2023

Northern Tablelands MP Adam Marshall has committed to spending $3 million to install a satellite landing system at Armidale Regional Airport

NSW Votes 2023, Tamworth

Greens candidate remains optimistic for swings

by Tom PleveyMarch 15, 2023

Greens candidate for Tamworth Ryan Brooke says he’s running so there’s a more progressive candidate on the ballot.

Armidale, Education, NSW Votes 2023

Future of Armidale Secondary College on Labor’s radar

by RK CrosbyMarch 14, 2023

Labor candidate for the Northern Tablelands says she’s aware of the issues and will consult with the community to decide the future of Armidale Secondary College.

Education, NSW Votes 2023

New co-located preschools earlier across the region if Coalition win

by RK CrosbyMarch 8, 2023

Over 50 new co-located preschools will be built in the New England if the Liberals and Nationals are re-elected.

Education, NSW Votes 2023

Tamworth education forum discusses crisis and reveals ignorance

by Tom PleveyMarch 2, 2023

About 50 people, mostly teachers from Tamworth and surrounds, attended last night’s education forum to discuss the issues with Shadow Minister Prue Car.

Emergency management, NSW Politics

Upgrades for Werris Creek and Manilla fire station waiting on campaign

by New England Times News DeskMarch 1, 2023

Upgrades to the Werris Creek and Manilla fire stations is desperately needed, but it appears any commitment is being delayed.

NSW Votes 2023, Tamworth Regional

Tamworth ‘meet the candidates’ debate polite until Anderson takes cheap shot at unemployed

by RK CrosbyFebruary 28, 2023

Last night’s election debate hosted by the Tamworth Business Chamber was dominated by predictable lines and polite audience applause, with no clear winner.