10 new crisis supporters will be trained and based in Armidale, answering calls to the 13 11 14 Lifeline Crisis Support telephone line.
New England Times News Desk
Posted inSport, Tamworth
Best in Women’s rugby heading to Tamworth
One tournament, two divisions, 48 teams, 6 fields, and 3,200 minutes of the best in women’s tens rugby is set to kick off in Tamworth later this year.
Posted inMoree
Builder appointed for new Moree Hospital
An important milestone has been reached in the delivery of a new $80 million hospital for Moree.
Posted inWarialda
Cold drinks as Warialda Jockey Club gets powered up
Cold drinks, lights, and music are all coming to Warialda Jockey Club thanks to a grant to upgrade the electricity supply.
Posted inEntertainment, Tourism
More money for regional events
Regional events are able to access more funding thanks to the opening of the NSW Government’s Regional Event Fund.
Posted inHealth
Social media good for sick people
Research has found that social media is having an overwhelmingly positive effect on people dealing with illness and patients in rehabilitation.
Posted inGeneral News
Gunnedah Hospital contractor appointed
The Gunnedah community is a step closer to their $53 million Gunnedah Hospital Redevelopment with the contractor appointed.
Posted inEmergency management, NSW Politics
Upgrades for Werris Creek and Manilla fire station waiting on campaign
Upgrades to the Werris Creek and Manilla fire stations is desperately needed, but it appears any commitment is being delayed.
Posted inInverell, Sport
New name for the Grafton to Inverell Cycle Classic
The Grafton to Inverell Cycle Classic is returning for the 62nd edition with a new name and look in 2023.
Posted inFederal Politics
Sky Muster Plus gets unlimited
Up to 10,000 regional Australians on NBN Sky Muster Plus will receive unmetered monthly data allowances and faster speeds as part of a new trial to boost internet quality.