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Bronwyn Petrie

Posted inAgriculture, Local News

The bunnies that aren’t welcome this Easter

blankby New England Times News DeskApril 19, 2025April 18, 2025

Farmers are at their wits’ end dealing with wild rabbits as a plague of the pest sweeps across parts of NSW. 

Posted inEmergency management, Tenterfield Shire, Weather

Road closures and downed trees at Tenterfield isolate residents

blankby Tom PleveyMarch 10, 2025March 13, 2025

Tenterfield Shire has been dealing with significant flooding and downed trees as ex-tropical cyclone Alfred made its way over the range on the weekend. “There’s been flooding and people stuck […]

Posted inTenterfield

Tenterfield homes and businesses now eligible for nbn upgrade

blankby New England Times News DeskJanuary 29, 2025

Eligible homes and businesses in Tenterfield with an nbn Fibre to the Curb connection can now unlock the benefits of Fibre to the Premises.

Posted inGlen Innes, Tenterfield

Women leading the way in New England: Part One

by Michelle HespeNovember 15, 2024

Of the 12 councils that elected mayors in October for their first two-year terms, six of them are women. Meet Margot Davis from Glen Innes, and Bronwyn Petrie from Tenterfield.

Posted inAgriculture, Local News

State’s pest problem explodes

blankby New England Times News DeskSeptember 13, 2024

Funding to fight off biosecurity threats must be a top priority as the true cost of the state’s growing pests and weeds problem is exposed.

Posted inAgriculture, Federal Politics

PM ignored farmer rally

blankby RK CrosbySeptember 12, 2024

Federal Member for Parkes Mark Coulton claims Prime Minster Anthony Albanese refused to attend the National Farmer Rally outside Parliament House earlier this week

Posted inAgriculture, Tenterfield

Rally to call out fake ‘facts’ on farmers

blankby New England Times News DeskSeptember 5, 2024

Tenterfield’s Bronwyn Petrie ready to call out ‘fake’ farmers at the National Farmer’s rally in Canberra, and set the record straight.

Posted inAgriculture, Energy, Local politics

“Make the buggers pay”: NSW Farmers debates forcing renewable projects to fund local councils

blankby RK CrosbyJuly 24, 2024

NSW Farmers have voted to have renewable energy projects forced to entirely – and exclusively – fund local councils.

Posted inTenterfield

Village bores boost Tenterfield Shire’s emergency response

blankby New England Times News DeskApril 18, 2024

Villages around Tenterfield will soon enhance their firefighting capabilities and more, with bores to be drilled in Legume, Liston, Torrington and Drake.

Posted inGrants and funding, Roads and Infrastructure

New England infrastructure projects cut following federal government audit

blankby RK CrosbyNovember 19, 2023

The Independent Strategic Review of Infrastructure has cut funding for key infrastructure projects across the New England.

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Armidale 11.2°
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Showers increasing
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4° - 16°
Showers increasing
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11° - 19°
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Showers
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9° - 20°
Showers
Tenterfield 12.3°
6° - 19°
Showers increasing
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Showers increasing
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12° - 20°
Rain

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