New England locals were part of the largest graduation ever at the University of Newcastle last week, including Tamworth’s Bree Elliot.
Lia Edwards
Lia Edwards is a staff writer for the New England Times.
Posted inFundraiser
Salvo’s Christmas Appeal supporting local families
The Salvation Army is again calling on the local community to help provide assistance through its Christmas Appeal.
Posted inGeneral News, Tamworth, Warialda
Bottled water available after PFAS contamination found in Warialda water supply
Free bottled water is available at the Warialda Visitor Information Centre after PFAS was found in the northern reservoir.
Posted inInverell
Inverell makes hottest 100 places in Australia to watch in 2025
Inverell has caught the eye of many looking to relocate, so it’s no wonder the country town has been named one to watch in 2025.
Posted inAged Care, Tenterfield
Tenterfield Care opens 28 new Aged Care beds
28 new aged care beds at Tenterfield Care’s Haddington Aged Care Community were opened yesterday, marking a significant milestone for the service that was in dire straits a year ago.
Posted inGunnedah
Gunnedah local fined for illegal dumping
What could have been an easy and affordable disposal of household goods has now cost one Gunnedah resident a $1000 fine for illegal dumping.
Posted inEducation, General News, What's on
Bumper graduation season starts tomorrow
This December is shaping up to be a bumper graduation season, with our two major institutions preparing to celebrate their students’ achievements this week and next.
Posted inAwareness Events
Celebrating diversity in the workforce on International Day of People with Disability
On this International Day of People with Disability, the world celebrates the contributions of people living with disability – including half the New England Times team.
Posted inGeneral News
Armidale specialists awarded for inspirational paediatric care
Dr Elizabeth Cotterell from Armidale Hospital has won the the Michelle Beets Award for Inspirational Paediatric Care
Posted inBundarra, Phones and internet
3G switch off fears realised, lack of service blamed on ‘congestion’
Despite the warnings and extensions and a great deal of funding, many New Englanders have been left without a usable mobile phone service in the wake of the 3G shut down.