Hundreds of line dancers have descended on Tamworth to boot-scoot their way through the next four days at Mayworth.
Lia Edwards
Lia Edwards is a staff writer for the New England Times.
Posted inCrime, Uralla
Volunteer fire fighter believed to be Uralla’s firebug charged
Arson Unit detectives have charged a volunteer firefighter over allegedly deliberately lighting a fire near Uralla.
Posted inLocal festivals and shows, Moree
More on in Moree this Mother’s Day weekend
Mother’s Day weekend in Moree is packed with activities including the much anticipated Moree on a Plate food and wine festival.
Posted inHealth
World Immunisation Week: don’t forget the other vaccines
Priority groups are being encouraged to get a free flu vaccine and advocates are asking people not to neglect their other vaccinations this World Immunisation Week.
Posted inIndigenous, Sport
Local Aboriginal Elders off to compete in Olympic Games
A team of twenty local Aboriginal Elders are off to Port Stephens next month to compete in the Aboriginal Elders Olympic Games
Posted inGeneral News
Local train advocate fundraises to get legal advice
Train advocate Siri Gamage has put up a GoFundMe page seeking donations to pay for legal advice and potential court challenge to the Rail Trail
Posted inSport
Nominate a female legend to have a stand named after them
Nominations are open now to name the Eastern Stand at Accor Stadium after a female sporting legend.
Posted inUralla Shire
Next round of solar powered Uralla Grants open
Round four of the Uralla Grants program set up by New England Solar is now open, with applications closing on May 8.
Posted inFederal Politics, Roads and Infrastructure
Federal Gov seeks local views on mobile network program
The federal government is seeking comment from regional Australians about how to make the mobile network more resilient.
Posted inAgriculture, Local News, NSW Politics
Marshall calls for action against mice
Northern Tablelands MP Adam Marshall has called on the new NSW Government to help farmers and homeowners prepare for a possible influx of mice this winter.