Anticipation is building as the Inverell Aquatic Centre is entering its final stages of construction. Are you ready for it?
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 inArmidale, Fundraiser, Grants and funding
Community asked to support PEDAL’s expansion and help them grow
Armidale disability service PEDAL is seeking community support to help expand and grow to meet the community’s needs.
Posted inArmidale, Federal Politics, Glen Innes, Local politics, NSW Politics
Confirmed: no approval for rail trail, line reactivation a possibility
The NSW Government owns the rail line, and they haven’t given anyone else permission to use it. Yet.
Posted inHealth, Wee Waa
Wee Waa community survey an important first step for Collaborative Care program
Wee Waa residents and surrounding areas are encouraged to share their experiences of primary health care through a community survey now open.
Posted inGeneral News, Gunnedah
Workshops offer practical guide to flood recovery
Gunnedah will host free Recovery Workshops in December to arm people with all the knowledge they need to plan ahead for recovery from floods.
Posted inGrants and funding, Gunnedah, Moree, Narrabri
More councils in line for accelerated disaster recovery payments
Moree, Narrabri and Gunnedah councils are set to receive upfront and fast tracked natural disaster recovery payments.
Posted inDeepwater, Glen Innes
National TV icon ‘The Food Dude’ visits Glen Innes and Deepwater
Cult TV sensation ‘The Food Dude’ has paid a visit to the New England. Check out who will feature on the show here.
Posted inSport, Tamworth
Western Wolves to kick off Tamworth’s first all female football club
Get ready Tamworth, the first ever all female football club is heading your way in 2025 powered by two local powerhouses.
Posted inWeather
State on low-power mode to stop mass heatwave blackouts
Big businesses and everyday folk are being urged to curb their electricity usage to avoid blackouts on a scorching hot day.