The Salvation Army is again calling on the local community to help provide assistance through its Christmas Appeal.
December 2024
Posted inMungindi
A Christmas Morning Tea in Mungindi
In the lead up to Christmas, Mungindi residents are invited to reconnect, recharge and replenishing with a special holiday morning tea.
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 inEnergy, New England Times Engage Poll
Engage Poll: Mixed feelings but keep going on renewables
New England Times Engage Poll found some mixed views on renewable energy around the New England, and not a lot of faith in what politicians are up to.
Posted inGrants and funding, Volunteering
Grant changes leaves volunteers short changed
The Albanese Government have gutted the annual volunteer grants to ‘target’ the program towards two priorities.
Posted inGeneral News
Long Swamp Road closed after fatal crash
A cyclist has died, and a number of people have been injured following a crash in Armidale this afternoon, causing Long Swamp Road to remain closed until tomorrow. About 3.30pm […]
Posted inAgriculture, Energy, Environment, Investigation
REZ dialogue critical to success
Consultation is king when it comes to dealing with rural communities. The evolution of the New England region into becoming the state’s biggest renewable energy zone (REZ) is a testament to that.
Posted inGunnedah
Future concept for Gunnedah Youth Space on exhibition
Gunnedah residents can now view the concept design for a new Gunnedah Youth Space which will deliver new skate park facilities and more.
Posted inCrime, Glen Innes
Glen Innes to host roundtable to discuss public safety
Glen Innes Severn Council will host a roundtable meeting to discuss further strategies for enhancing public safety.
Posted inGeneral News
“It stinks”: Glen Innes Severn Council’s decision to outsource recycling to Tweed leaves locals trucked off
A recent decision from the Glen Innes Severn Council (GISC) to terminate a longstanding partnership with local disability employer Glen Industries to manage locals’ curbside recycling has left locals confused, upset and in need of transparency.