Tamworth has become Australia’s first council to sign a formal partnership with an Aboriginal community-controlled organisation to work together on Closing the Gap.
David Harris
Posted inCommunity development, General News, Grants and funding
Additional funding made available for Community War Memorials
Applications for the Community War Memorials Fund 2025/26 are open, with $250,000 in funding available for the protection and conservation of war memorials.
Posted inGrants and funding, Inverell
Inverell’s sporting complex heading for an upgrade
Inverell’s netball courts have been awarded $73,349 to upgrade the field lighting at Inverell Sports Complex, a boost for all sporting users of the facility.
Posted inGrants and funding, Health
Newcastle research program to improve local cancer outcomes
A Newcastle-based researcher has been awarded funding to enhance outcomes for regional and rural cancer patients as part of a $10 million funding boost to cancer research in New South Wales.
Posted inConsultations and feedback
Public invited to have their say on next tranche of gaming reforms
The public is invited to have its say on two new schemes that fulfill election commitments and build on the State Government’s delivery of gaming reforms.
Posted inLocal News
Royal Hotel reigns as most popular NSW pub name
Raise a glass to your local Royal Hotel, topping this year’s most popular pub name for NSW. Check out who else made the list.
Posted inTamworth
Funding for Tamworth war memorial upkeep granted
Tamworth’s Boer War Memorial Fountain is one of 15 war memorials across the state to receive funding for care and upkeep.
Posted inGrants and funding, Inverell
Inverell Indigenous service gets a financial boost
Inverell’s Ngarabal Aboriginal Corporation is getting a $270,100 upgrade thanks the latest round of Infrastructure Grants.
Posted inHealth, Indigenous, Tamworth
TAMS secures funding for new facility
Tamworth Aboriginal Medical Service (TAMS) has secured a government grant for $4.3m to build a new facility.