Member for Tamworth Kevin Anderson is calling for more police on the ground in Gunnedah following recent break ins.
New England Times News Desk
Posted inMoree, What's on
Serving up a fresh course for Moree on a Plate’s 20th year
Everything old is new again, and Moree on a Plate is on the move, back to where it all started two decades ago.
Posted inGeneral News
More housing for the New England and sooner
Gunnedah Shire Council has secured funding in Round 2 of the Regional Housing Strategic Planning Fund, which aims to accelerate the delivery of new homes in the region.
Posted inArmidale, Arts
Armidale artist Rita Winiger’s latest exhibition on display at NERAM
Ross River in the MacDonnell Ranges was the inspiration behind local Armidale artist, Rita Winiger’s latest exhibition called New Surroundings is currently on display at the New England Regional Art Museum (NERAM).
Posted inHealth
More Nurses and Midwives to boost the region’s health services
The Hunter New England will benefit from 265 graduate nurses and midwives to provide much needed support in our region.
Posted inGlen Innes, Health
New Health Hub headed for Glen Innes
Glen Innes has been identified as the preferred site a for a new four-year pilot Health Hub program, aimed to attract more medical professionals to the bush and improve patient access.
Posted inArmidale, Tamworth
Help celebrate community-minded women in Tamworth and Armidale
Know an amazing woman in our community? Help celebrate community-minded women in Tamworth and Armidale and nominate now.
Posted inGlen Innes, Grants and funding
Work begins on Glen Innes Centennial Parklands enhancement
Construction has officially kicked off for the Glen Innes Centennial Parklands new amenities, outdoor seating, and playground project.
Posted inArmidale
Fatal crash in Armidale
Three people have died and another is in a critical condition following a head on crash at Armidale.
Posted inArts
Empowering Indigenous creativity as the ‘Indigenous Storytelling Scholarship’ returns for 2024
Calling all Indigenous artists, the annual Indigenous Storytelling Scholarship application are now open. One exceptional recipient will receive $10,000 to pursue their creative aspirations.