The calvary has arrived with the first lot of campers putting down stakes for the Country Music Festival, and there are many more to come.
Russell Webb
Posted inEducation, Tamworth
Green light for UNE’s Tamworth campus
The Development Application for UNE’s Tamworth campus has been given the green light by the independent Northern Region Planning Panel.
Posted inTamworth
Tamworth’s organics recycling facility goes ahead
The Tamworth region is set to benefit from a comprehensive Organics Recycling Facility, meeting community and agricultural business needs.
Posted inRecreation, Tamworth
Free pool access for kids trial for cost of living relief
Tamworth Regional Council has announced it will trial free access to pools in the region in a bid to make swimming more accessible and ease the burden on families during […]
Posted inRugby League, Sport, Tamworth
More League magic headed to Tamworth
New South Wales Rugby League CEO Dave Trodden was at Scully Park in West Tamworth today to announce that Tamworth will be the first ever regional town to host the […]
Posted inTamworth
Plans for Tamworth’s premier walking attraction move ahead
A multi-million-dollar project in Tamworth has taken a key step forward after the awarding of a design and construct tender to start next week.
Posted inKootingal
Kootingal Celebrates New Multipurpose Centre and Library
The small communities of Kootingal and Moonbi are celebrating the opening of the Kootingal Multipurpose Centre, comprising a refurbished hall and a new library.
Posted inLocal News, Local politics
Country Mayors united by common challenges
United by common challenges, Country Mayors of NSW are standing together like never before following the annual general meeting.
Posted inBusiness, General News, Tamworth
Joyce, Anderson, mayor and union criticise QantasLink ‘shock’ decision to end maintenance in Tamworth
Politicians from all three levels of government and the AMWU have criticised the QantasLink decision to end aircraft maintenance at Tamworth
Posted inTamworth
Tamworth community benefits from more grant funding
Residents across the Tamworth region will share in the benefits of more than $4 million under the Local Roads and Community Infrastructure Program.