Supporting New England business for Small Business Month 2024
October is Small Business Month, and to celebrate, the New England Times is giving small businesses around the region a chance to raise their profile for free!
October is Small Business Month, and to celebrate, the New England Times is giving small businesses around the region a chance to raise their profile for free!
In the heart of Inverell on Otho Street, resting atop an old Commonwealth Bank building sits Law Conveyancing & Legal Services. Law by nature and by name, Director Natalie Law opened the doors at 33A Otho Street two years ago,…
There isn’t a lot that is free in this world, so you better listen up. Talking Threads is hosting their community fair tomorrow, giving away free clothing.
Whether you're looking for a routine service or a complete off-road transformation, Outlaw Mechanical and Performance can make it happen.
This Saturday Glen Innes, and its Australian Standing Stones will be marking the astronomical season of spring, known as the equinox, in classic Glen Innes style.
All NSW teachers and students now have access to a new rigorous and explicit English and Maths curriculum to help boost education pathways.
An online consultation will be held on Tuesday 1 October 2024 by the Regional Telecommunications Independent Review Committee as its final step in receiving feedback from the public on connectivity issues impacting them – and ahead of recommendations being delivered…
Moree’s new Jacaranda Park is nearing completion, almost ready to welcome visitors near and far to play, learn, and grow.
The Links for Life Expo has become a highlight of the year for local disability services, but the number of new businesses and services attending tomorrow's event is set to make this year's expo extra special.
One of the region’s most popular events, the New England Garden Festival is back and bigger than ever, with a special guest coming this year that gardeners will love.
The annual Gold Rush Ball will be held this Saturday for a sold-out crowd of 500 people and, if previous years are anything to go by, the evening will not disappoint.