It’s cheap, it’s plentiful, it’s renewable: The solar energy story
Meralli Solar's David Mailler talks about renewable energy, the people that are the most important part of any project, and why your power bill isn't going down.
What does Landcare have to do with your Mental Health?
Meet SNE Landcare's Elizabeth Rosser, who says that in helping people, we are helping the land… because without the people we can’t do the land care.
Politics aside: Brad Widders
Brad Widders is known in the Armidale region for a multitude of reasons, and in the latest edition of New England Today we talk to him about everything... except politics.
New England: Why do we vote for them?
After speaking with Pete Mailler, Boggabilla farmer, former politician and progressive thinker, you’re left with a sense of purpose, and dread.
Moree Plains: the winds of change
Susannah Pearse left the city for Moree 14 years ago because she felt there was a better way to do things.
UNE Winter Graduation: Cold politics
NSW Premier Chris Minns spoke at UNE's Winter Graduation Ceremony today. The speech was not the usual inspiring tale of the path from UNE graduand to success.
New England wool; a dire yarn
When Liz Foster, a woman synonymous with New England wool and the Fleece to Fashion Awards, says the wool industry is struggling, we need to listen.
Lucy Haslam, medicinal cannabis and the future
Thanks to Lucy Haslam, the future for cancer patients, their families and friends, is looking more bearable and brighter.
The dream came true: Tara Toomey’s story
Tara Toomey’s story is testimony to the belief that a caring community and a good idea can create a successful business and a place where people love to live, but if they can’t live there, they want to visit.
Brendan Moylan: From Moree to Macquarie Street
The Northern Tablelands has a new face and a new voice in parliament. Brendan Moylan sat down with Richard Monk for the first episode of our new YouTube Channel, New England Today.