Farmers have warned the march of a destructive cactus through NSW could be only the beginning of the state’s weed woes unless ongoing funding for weed control is secured. Harrisia […]

Lia Edwards
Lia Edwards is a staff writer for the New England Times.
Long overdue: Australian Standing Stones name to become official
Have your say on making the The Australian Standing Stones name official so it can be, quite literally, put on the map.
Twice the Expo, one huge weekend for Seasons of New England
The Seasons of New England Expo is set for an exciting transformation in 2025, with the beloved annual event expanding to a two-day format.
Armidale Airport remains closed due to unsafe runway
Armidale Regional Airport will remain closed for the week after planned maintenance works caused the runway to become unsafe.
Healing and recovery projects for DFSV victim-survivors in Glen Innes and Tenterfield
Two new programs based in Glen Innes and Tenterfield will provide critical support for victim-survivors on their path to healing.
Don’t forget the asthma plan as you get ready to go back to school
As or kids return to school, Asthma Australia is urging parents to update their child’s Asthma Action Plan.
Moree Pathology back at Frome Street as services continue to be improved
The pathology collection service located at the Associate Medical Practice in Frome
Street Moree has reopened under the operation of NSW Health Pathology (NSWHP).
Local RFS prepare for hot and windy weather ahead
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Keeping your pets safe during tonight’s NYE fireworks
As we all begin to celebrate NYE, NSW RSPCA is reminding pet owners to help keep our furry friends safe during firework displays.
Call to “give migraine a break” as new medication heads to the PBS
Migraine Australia has launched a campaign calling for the nation’s leaders to “give migraine a break” after a new medication took more than five years to get approval to be listed on the PBS.