Today we have a crystal shop, web designer, Vietnamese restaurant and lawyer.
Lia Edwards
Lia Edwards is a staff writer for the New England Times.
Posted inGeneral News
Small Business Month: kimonos, ultrasounds, and pictures
Today we have a kimono store, an ultrasound provider, and a graphic designer.
Posted inGeneral News
Small Business Month: ethical meat, animal sanctuary, good business
Today we have a local ethical boxed meat delivery service, and animal sanctuary, and a business advisory.
Posted inAgriculture
New NFF President launches campaign to ‘keep farmers farming’
An unprecedented campaign against anti-farming policies has been launched by new NFF President David Jochinke in his first day in the role.
Posted inGeneral News
Small Business Month: mobile vet, local meat, trailers and towing
We’re highlighting some of the great small businesses we have throughout the region for Small Business Month. Today we have a mobile vet, a local butcher, and a trailer and towing business.
Posted inGeneral News
Small Business Month: healing people and horses, creative pots, and yummy berries
Today we have a Reiki practitioner, a creative pot decorator, and a berry products producer.
Posted inNSW Politics, Roads and Infrastructure
Trains petition to be handed over today
More than 10,000 New Englanders have signed a petition to NSW Legislative Assembly seeking the restoration of passenger train services between Armidale and Wallangarra.
Posted inEnvironment
‘Conservoltaics’: possible solution to land-use conflict in New England REZ
The Community Power Agency has secured a FRRR grant to coordinate the development of a Guide to Better Biodiversity on Solar Farms
Posted inGeneral News
Small Business Month: your next property, natural fibre clothes, and welding works
Today in our profiles of great local small businesses we have a real estate agent, a clothing store, and a welder.
Posted inNSW Politics, Sport
MP questions cutting bush programs while funding NSW cricket side
Adam Marshall has criticised Regional NSW Minister Tara Moriarty on the decision to sponsor the NSW Blues cricket team while cutting millions from regional grant programs.