CH Boutique Hotel and Apartments in Tamworth has been awarded as one of Choice Hotels Asia-Pac’s top-performing properties for 2024.
New England Times News Desk
Posted inCrime, Moree
Minns in Moree again to announce more funding for reducing crime
Premier Chris Minns and Minister for Youth Justice Jihad Dib are heading west today to announce more funding for programs in Moree as it continues working to address youth crime and to strengthen community safety.
Posted inNarrabri
Work to being on new Namoi Gwydir Fire Control and Emergency Operations Centre
A new Namoi Gwydir Fire Control and Emergency Operations Centre to be built in Narrabri will provide local emergency services with the cutting-edge technology and resources to combat fires.
Posted inArmidale, Mental Health
Free support service for parents struggling with perinatal mental health officially opens in Armidale
As the first of its kind in New England, parents can now access GP-referred, free specialist perinatal counselling sessions in Armidale.
Posted inArmidale, Arts
NERAM opens The Interior by Natalya Hughes
NERAM is pleased to present The Interior by Natalya Hughes, an exquisite national touring exhibition, opening to the public this Friday.
Posted inArts, Indigenous, Local News
Indigenous Storytellers Scholarship open for entries
Empowering Indigenous creativity: Third annual ‘Indigenous storytelling scholarship program returns for 2025.
Posted inGlen Innes
Celebrity chef returns to thrill crowds at Glen Innes’ Gourmet Fiesta
A celebrity chef that has gained a huge following for his personal story and professional talents, enjoyed his guest appearance at last year’s Glen Innes Show so much that he […]
Posted inArmidale, Education, Sport
UNE enters the scrum to support athletes and students
A partnership with the University of New England and NSW Rugby League is bringing new opportunities to local students.
Posted inMoree
Moree moves to Level 1 water restrictions
Moree Plains Shire Council is praising residents for their swift and effective response to recent water restrictions, allowing the town to drop back to level 1 so quickly.