Tamworth renews GM for another 5 years
Tamworth Regional Council has elected to renew long-serving General Manager Paul Bennett for a further five years.
Free pool access for kids trial for cost of living relief
Tamworth Regional Council has announced it will trial free access to pools in the region in a bid to make swimming more accessible and ease the burden on families during the cost of living crisis. At the start of what’s…
More League magic headed to Tamworth
New South Wales Rugby League CEO Dave Trodden was at Scully Park in West Tamworth today to announce that Tamworth will be the first ever regional town to host the first Regional Magic Round on May 9 to 11 next…
Hoenig calls for Local Government reform at conference in Tamworth
NSW Minister for Local Government Ron Hoenig has called for more transparency in local government during the annual conference in Tamworth this week.
TRC to introduce new entry signs to towns across region
Tamworth Regional Council is going ahead with its plans to rejuvenate town entrance and exit signs across the region.
The most pampered pets in Tamworth are at Steph’s
It’s been fifteen years since Stephanie Slavin started pampering the pooches of Tamworth, and from starting out just clipping and cuddling the region’s dogs, and there’s no signs of slowing down for Steph’s Dog Grooming & Retreat.
Tamworth’s first BBQ festival “the best” but future not clear
Tamworth can lay claim to another successful event after a “fantastic” inaugural Barbeque Festival on the weekend.
Enthusiastic businesses recognised at New England North West Business Awards
Gunnedah’s Town Hall was packed with the region’s best businesses last night for the New England North West leg of the 2024 Business Awards.
Nundle’s hills of pain continue
The Hills of Gold wind farm proposal in Nundle has been one of the most controversial renewable energy developments in the country, and the fight is set to continue.
Villages key battleground in council elections
Villages in New England could be a key battleground in the upcoming council elections, with some candidates seeking to take advantage of the resentment brewing