After a gruelling 177 days, the NSW State Emergency Service (SES) has lifted its final flood warning, signifying the end of the longest flooding operation in the organisation’s history.
New England Times News Desk
Posted inNSW Votes 2023
Political focus must extend beyond Western Sydney
NSW Farmers has criticised the heavy focus on Western Sydney from both major parties in the election campaign.
Posted inHealth
More staff accomodation for rural health workers
More self contained units for rural health workers will be built following the successful rollout in Gunnedah and Quirindi.
Posted inGuyra
Guyra’s Kaurala Bridge to be replaced
Guyra’s dilapidated timber Kaurala Bridge will be replaced with a new modern concrete structure later this year.
Posted inAwareness Events
SES celebrates IWD
The NSW SES is celebrating all its female members and the valuable contributions they make on International Womens Day.
Posted inMoree Plains Shire
Final section of Caloona Road to be sealed
The last gravel stretch of Caloona Road will now be formed up and bitumen sealed, thanks to a $4.5 million grant.
Posted inGeneral News
Ag skill fee-free training extended to livestock industry
Fee-free training will be rolled out to the livestock sector thanks to the expansion of AgSkilled.
Posted inAwareness Events
#CRACKINGTHECODE this NSW Women’s Week
It’s NSW Women’s Week this week with lots of events on including the NSW Women of the Year Awards is on 9 March.
Posted inCrime, Tamworth
19 year old man killed in crash at Piallamore
A man has died following a single-vehicle crash at Pillamore, while younger teens were involved in a high speed chase in Tamworth.
Posted inGwydir Shire, Roads and Infrastructure
20 k’s of Croppa Creek Road to be rebuilt
The notorious 20-kilometre-long Croppa Creek Road, the main road linking Croppa Creek and North Star, will be completely rebuilt and re-sealed