Upgrades to Yetman Road and construction of the new Barry Johnston OAM Bridge, to allow for road train access north of Inverell, have been completed
Posted inEmergency management, Tenterfield Shire
Joyce: Tenterfield has been ‘snubbed’
Barnaby Joyce says that Tenterfield have been ‘snubbed’ by the Federal Government as they are not getting the same disaster support as those on the Queensland side of the border affected by the same fires.
Posted inSport
End of an Era: Terry Psarakis’ last call for Group 4 with the Sportsman’s Lunch
Terry Psarakis has called his retirement from Group 4 Rugby League; his last official event will be this Friday with a Sportsman’s Lunch at Wests.
Posted inBusiness
Anna Watt: New CEO for BEST Employment
BEST Employment has announced the appointment of their new Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Anna Watt.
Posted inWhat's on
1500 participants for Tamworth campdraft clinic
This week’s 2023 Texas Star Performance Horses Clinic Participants Campdraft will be held at AELEC between 24-26 November
Posted inGrants and funding, Roads and Infrastructure
New England infrastructure projects cut following federal government audit
The Independent Strategic Review of Infrastructure has cut funding for key infrastructure projects across the New England.
Posted inEducation, Investigation
BackTrack: A good option but not the solution for ASC
It is the groundbreaking initiative savings our kids, so why wouldn’t you want to go to BackTrack with its record and reputation for getting kids back on track?
Posted inAwareness Events
Art and agriculture come together at ‘Chat and Create’
SafeWork NSW will be hosting a free ‘Chat and Create’ event in Tamworth for women in the agricultural industry on Tuesday.
Posted inAwareness Events, Fundraiser
Tamworth team raising $10k in Movember
Tamworth local, Sean Shipley has been taking part in Movember initiative for seven years, a cause he says is close to his heart.
Posted inGrants and funding, Local festivals and shows
Moree on a Plate gets funding boost
Moree’s popular foodie festival Moree on a Plate has received a $20,000 State Government-funded boost for next year’s 20th anniversary event