Wee Waa residents got some welcome news today with confirmation that work to build the new Spring Creek Bridge on the Kamilaroi Highway is set to start in September.
July 2024
Posted inArmidale, NSW Politics
Democracy on the move: NSW Parliament’s Regional Roadshow comes to Armidale
The Parliament of NSW is hitting the road and Armidale has been chosen to play host later this month.
Posted inBest in the New England
Best Pet Store or Service in the New England?
Vote for the Best Pet Store or Service in the New England until 9pm tonight, July 17 at www.netimes.com.au/bitne
Posted inArmidale, Awareness Events, Fundraiser
More participants wanted for Vinnies Community Sleepout
Locals will be braving the cold to address homelessness in regional Australia through the Armidale Vinnies Community Sleepout 2024 at the end of August.
Posted inLocal Government Elections 2024
Moved recently? Update your enrolment by 5 August
NSW voters are being urged to check their enrolment before 5 August and make sure they are ready to vote in the upcoming elections.
Posted inTraining and courses, What's on
Knit your way to resilience in Walcha
Southern New England Landcare is holding a Knitting with Resilience workshop where attendees will have the opportunity to craft their own Merino wool throw.
Posted inAgriculture
Busy two days for NSW Farmers Annual Conference next week
A jam packed agenda is in store next week as the state’s peak farming body holds their annual general conference in Sydney.
Posted inBest in the New England
Best Hairdresser in the New England?
Vote for the Best Hairdresser in the New England until 9pm tonight, July 15 at www.netimes.com.au/bitne
Posted inLocal festivals and shows, Tamworth
Stallholders wanted for an enchanting winter celebration in Tamworth
Tamworth is set to transform into a winter wonderland on Saturday, August 10, as the community gathers for “A Winter’s Night”.
Posted inSport
Group 4 wrap: Wee Waa gets more mercy, Moree’s surge continues
Moree Boars continued their unbeaten surge to a Whitehaven Coal Group 4 First Grade Minor Premiership, while Wee Waa got hit with the mercy rule again.