The New England Regional Art Gallery will wrap up what has been a fabulous year with five new exhibitions opening this Friday.
November 2024
Posted inHealth, Tamworth
Tamworth Hospital receives $415,000 for facility upgrades
The New England community will benefit from a $415,000 investment to upgrade existing facilities on the Tamworth Hospital campus.
Posted inDomestic Violence, Tamworth
New England families and children’s services leaders meet with NSW Minister
New England family and child services leaders played a key role in a roundtable this week with NSW Minister for Families and Communities Kate Washington.
Posted inTamworth
TRC to introduce new entry signs to towns across region
Tamworth Regional Council is going ahead with its plans to rejuvenate town entrance and exit signs across the region.
Posted inAwards, Grants and funding, Sport, Uralla
Uralla local named Volunteer of the Year the 2024 NSW Golf Industry Awards
Bruce McMullen from Uralla Golf Club has been recognised at this years’ volunteer of the year at the annual NSW Golf Industry awards.
Posted inArmidale, Education
Memorial benches a lasting tribute to Consett and Gwenda Davis
UNE has unveiled two commemorative benches to celebrate the rich legacy of Dr Harrold Fosbery Consett Davis and Associate Professor Gwenda Davis.
Posted inGunnedah
Gunnedah’s Shared Pathways shift into high gear
They have already proven popular with walkers, runners, families, pets and cyclists, and Gunnedah Shire’s newest pathways will officially open this Saturday.
Posted inLocal profiles, Sport, Tamworth
Frankie Cripps on top down under
Frankie Cripps, 18, is everything North Tamworth Cricket Club heard he would be, and then some.
Posted inFederal Politics, Public Transport
‘It’s a lifeline’: relief as government hands Rex $80m
The federal government will provide up to $80 million to keep Rex regional routes operating, a relief for rural communities fearing for their future prosperity.
Posted inGunnedah, Health
New food safety requirements apply from next month
New food safety requirements will apply to school canteens, childcare centres, supermarkets and more across the New England from next month.